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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

Why is the US Funding a Questionable Hepatitis B Vaccine Study in Africa?

The US government is planning to spend $1. 6 million on a study in Guinea-Bissau, a country in West Africa where nearly one in five adults has hepatitis B. The study will look at whether giving the hepatitis B vaccine to newborns is safe and effective. But many researchers are calling this study une

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Dec 18 2025TECHNOLOGY

Bringing Back Buddy: The Rise of Pet Cloning

Pet cloning is becoming a big deal. It's not just for the rich and famous anymore. Regular people are now spending big bucks to bring their furry friends back to life. But is it really worth it? Some people think it's amazing. They say it's like having a piece of their old pet back. Others aren't s

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Dec 09 2025POLITICS

Mixing Business and Family: The Kushner Connection in Media Mergers

Jared Kushner, known for his role in the Trump administration, has stepped into the spotlight again. This time, it's about his involvement in a massive media deal. Kushner's investment firm, Affinity Partners, is part of a group backing Paramount's bid for Warner Bros Discovery. The bid is worth a s

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Dec 03 2025HEALTH

Latvian Pet Owners and the Biobanking Puzzle

In Latvia, a quiet debate is happening among pet owners. It's about something called veterinary biobanking. This is where biological samples from pets are stored and used for research. The goal? To improve the health of animals and maybe even humans. But how much do Latvian pet owners know about thi

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Dec 02 2025SCIENCE

Xenotransplantation: What People Think and Why It Matters

Xenotransplantation, or the process of transplanting organs from animals to humans, has made significant progress. Scientists are now planning clinical trials, but there's a big question: will people be okay with it? Understanding what people think about this is crucial. Without public support, the

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Nov 30 2025POLITICS

Tech Insider: How a Government Role Fuels Private Gains

In the heart of Washington D. C. , a high-profile tech investor turned government official has been making waves. David Sacks, now a key figure in the Trump administration, has been juggling his roles as a public servant and a private investor. His actions have sparked debates about potential confli

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Nov 26 2025POLITICS

Paige Cognetti's Double Duty: A Closer Look at Her Political Moves

Paige Cognetti, the mayor of Scranton, is making waves with her decision to run for Congress while still in office. This move has sparked a lot of debate and criticism from both the public and other politicians. Some people are questioning her priorities and whether she's more focused on climbing th

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Nov 24 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI in Film: A Double-Edged Sword

The world of film and video is changing fast, thanks to AI. Some creators love it, while others hate it. The debate isn't just about technology; it's about art, jobs, and ethics. AI can make things easier and faster. It can help creators do more with less. But it also raises big questions. Is it fa

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Nov 20 2025HEALTH

Vaccine Science Under the Microscope

In a surprising turn of events, a legal deposition revealed some unsettling facts about vaccine science. Dr. Stanley Plotkin, a well-known figure in the field, admitted to some questionable practices during a custody battle case. The case was about whether a child should be vaccinated or not. Plotk

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Nov 06 2025HEALTH

Vaccine Communication: Did We Get the Full Story?

People are questioning how governments, drug makers, and health experts talked about COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic. They believe important facts were left out, and people weren't fully informed before getting vaccinated. The focus has moved from science to ethics. Critics say the long-term

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