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Jul 11 2025HEALTH

Heart Health Check-Up: Room for Improvement in New Zealand

In New Zealand, managing cholesterol levels after a heart attack is crucial. The focus is on low-density lipoprotein (LDL), often called "bad" cholesterol. After a first heart attack, doctors aim to keep LDL in check to prevent further issues. However, there's a gap in how well this is being done.

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Jul 11 2025SPORTS

Cooper Flagg: A Rising Star in Dallas

Cooper Flagg is stepping into the NBA spotlight, and the Dallas Mavericks seem like the perfect fit for him. The 18-year-old, who just finished his freshman year at Duke, is already making waves. He was the top pick in the 2025 draft and will soon show his skills in the NBA Summer League. Grant Hil

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Jul 11 2025ENVIRONMENT

Driftwood: Nature's Trash Collector in the Caribbean

Driftwood is everywhere along coastlines, but its role in trapping trash is often overlooked. A recent study looked at seven beaches in the central Caribbean coast of Colombia to see how driftwood affects litter buildup. Researchers counted and sorted over 12, 000 items, including nearly 4, 000 piec

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Jul 11 2025HEALTH

Hot Weather Warnings: How SoCal's Heat Wave Can Affect Your Health

Southern California is experiencing its first summer heat wave, and while everyone feels the heat, it's not just about discomfort. High temperatures can have serious health effects, especially for those with certain conditions. People with asthma, high blood pressure, or allergies need to be extra

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Jul 10 2025SPORTS

A Golfer's Tough Day at the Evian Championship

Charley Hull, a top-ranked golfer, had a rough day at the Evian Championship in France. She suddenly collapsed on the fourth hole while playing with two other skilled golfers, Ruoning Yin and Haeran Ryu. Hull, who is usually very strong, had to leave the game because she wasn't feeling well. Before

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Jul 10 2025SPORTS

PSG's Dominant Display Puts Them in Club World Cup Final

Paris Saint-Germain made a strong statement in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, crushing Real Madrid 4-0 in the semifinals. The match took place under intense heat at MetLife Stadium, with temperatures soaring to 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). PSG's Fabián Ruiz scored twice, while Ousmane

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Jul 10 2025SCIENCE

Mixing Ingredients for Stronger Medicines

Scientists are always looking for better ways to make medicines last longer and work better. One big challenge is keeping proteins, like those in some drugs, stable when they are dried out. Trehalose is a sugar that is often used to help protect these proteins. But there's a problem: trehalose can c

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Jul 09 2025POLITICS

Ukraine Faces Massive Drone Strike as Global Tensions Rise

Russia recently launched an unprecedented drone attack on Ukraine, marking the largest since the invasion began. This assault involved 728 drones and 13 missiles, a significant increase from previous records. Despite the scale, Ukrainian forces managed to intercept most of the drones, minimizing the

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Jul 09 2025CELEBRITIES

A Heated Accusation on The Valley

On a recent episode of "The Valley, " tensions flared as Janet Caperna openly accused Danny Booko of sexual assault. This explosive claim came up during a conversation with Kristen Doute on a boat party celebrating Doute's engagement. Caperna didn't hold back, stating that Booko had sexually assault

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Jul 09 2025HEALTH

New Hope for Retinitis Pigmentosa: Targeting Cellular Messengers

Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is a tricky condition. It's caused by faults in over 90 different genes. This makes it hard to treat because each case can be unique. Right now, gene therapies are limited and expensive. So, scientists are looking for a different approach. One that doesn't depend on the spe

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