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Nov 25 2025SCIENCE

Zapping Dye Pollution: The Tiny Helper from Nature

In the vast world of tiny organisms, a bacterium named Buttiauxella sp. S19-1 is making waves. It has a special talent: breaking down a harmful dye called Congo red (CR). This dye is a big deal in the fashion industry, but it's not so great for the environment or our health. Scientists found that t

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Nov 24 2025HEALTH

A Tiny Fighter: How Imaging Helped Spot a Hidden Tumor

A young girl, just two years old, faced a health puzzle. She had Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome, a condition that can sometimes lead to tumors. Doctors found a suspicious spot on her left adrenal gland. To figure out what it was, they used a special scan called 18F-FDG PET/CT. This scan showed that th

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Nov 24 2025HEALTH

Brain's Blueprint: Lessons from Epilepsy

Epilepsy is a complex puzzle. It alters the brain's layout and operations. Researchers have been piecing together clues. They examined various brain scans. Some scans focused on the brain's physical form. Others observed its activity during rest. The findings were intriguing. The hippocampus, a vit

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Nov 24 2025CELEBRITIES

Kevin Spacey Sets the Record Straight on His Living Situation

Kevin Spacey, the well-known actor, recently took to social media to clarify some misunderstandings about his living situation. In a video posted on his Instagram, he addressed reports that he was homeless and living out of hotels. Spacey started by acknowledging the outpouring of support he receiv

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

Chiefs vs. Colts: What You Need to Know for Sunday's Showdown

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to face the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This isn't just any game; it's a crucial matchup that could shape the rest of the season for both teams. The Chiefs, currently sitting at 5-5, need a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. M

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

Tech Tools Tame Blood Sugar in Diabetics

People with type 2 diabetes often struggle to manage their blood sugar levels. But what if technology could lend a hand? A recent study explored this idea by testing two tools: continuous glucose monitors (CGM) and exercise trackers like Fitbit. The goal was to see if using these devices together co

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

Fighting Diabetes in the Caribbean: A Fresh Approach

The Caribbean faces a big problem with diabetes. Many people there are at risk of developing this serious health issue. But there's hope! A new study shows that a mix of lifestyle changes and medication can help prevent diabetes. This is great news for the region, which has struggled with diabetes f

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

A Young Woman's Fight Against Time and Politics

Tatiana Schlossberg, a 34-year-old environmental journalist, is facing a tough battle against time. She recently revealed that she has been diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, which is typically seen in older adults. The news came after her doctor noticed an unusual spike

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

The Unsung Hero of Detroit Sports Journalism

Ken Kraemer, a name not often seen in print, was a backbone of the Detroit Free Press sports section for over 40 years. Born in 1936, he spent his entire career in Detroit, starting as a copy boy and eventually becoming a key figure in the sports department. Kraemer's work was crucial in ensuring th

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Nov 23 2025POLITICS

Gaza Talks Resume as Tensions Flare

In Cairo, a Hamas group is meeting with mediators to talk about the shaky Gaza ceasefire. Both Israel and Hamas blame each other for breaking the agreement. Egypt, Qatar, and the U. S. have been trying to keep the peace since the ceasefire started last month. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netany

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