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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Which CDKI Works Best? A Real World Look at Palbociclib and Ribociclib

Imagine you're at the doctor's office, trying to figure out which medicine works best for a specific type of breast cancer. Palbociclib and ribociclib are both used to treat HR-positive, HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer, but which one is more effective? A study called OPAL (NCT03417115) tried

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Dec 22 2024WEATHER

Icy Roads Ahead: Anchorage Braces for Freezing Rain This Weekend

Get ready, Anchorage! The forecast is calling for freezing rain this weekend, which means roads could get pretty slippery. A warm front is on its way, pushed by storms from the Gulf of Alaska. This will bring light rain and freezing rain, starting early Saturday morning and possibly lasting into the

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Dec 21 2024SPORTS

NFL's Rare Fair-Catch Kick: A Halftime Surprise

Ever heard of a fair-catch free kick in football? It's a rare thing, used only a handful of times in hundreds of games. Before last night, only one team had successfully pulled it off in the last 48 years. That's right, just one! Out of 16 attempts, only one succeeded. But last night, the Chargers'

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Dec 20 2024OPINION

Holiday Inclusion: Why Neutrality Matters

Ever thought about why we say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas"? It's not about ruining Christmas, but about including everyone. Some folks believe America was founded on Christianity, so Christmas should be the main holiday. But the truth is, our Constitution protects our right to celeb

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Dec 18 2024RELIGION

The Goat-Headed Figure Returns to Concord

In the heart of Concord, New Hampshire, a curious display has resurfaced. A goat-faced figure, sporting bright yellow eyes, has made its way back to the city plaza near the State House. This isn't just any statue; it's a holiday display by The Satanic Temple. The display, which includes a black marb

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Dec 17 2024SCIENCE

The Secret of Soil Antibiotic Resistance: Can We Farm Smarter?

You might think that stopping the use of antibiotics in farming would make the soil healthier. But a surprising study found that even without antibiotics, some harmful traits, called antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs), can still stick around in the soil. These ARGs can make bacteria tougher to fight

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Dec 16 2024BUSINESS

Investing in PENN: A Gambling Stock with a Promising Future

Penn Entertainment (PENN) is a big name in the U. S. gaming and sports betting scene, owning casinos, hotels, and racetracks. Recently, JPMorgan gave PENN a thumbs up, saying its free cash flow is improving. Boyd Gaming might even want to buy PENN. The company's free cash flow is expected to jump fr

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Dec 16 2024RELIGION

A Church Divides: Faith and Politics in Coronado

In the charming coastal town of Coronado, California, a brewing debate is stirring up the community. It all began when a church called Awaken announced plans to hold services there next month. This isn't your average place of worship, however. Awaken is known for its outspoken political views and st

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Dec 15 2024HEALTH

Detecting Kidney Rejection Early: A New Approach

Scientists have found a promising way to detect kidney rejection early using cell-free DNA from donors. This method, called dd-cfDNA monitoring, can spot antibody-mediated rejection (AMR) in people who have received kidney transplants. The tricky part is that we need to see if this method actually h

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Dec 15 2024HEALTH

Celiac Disease: Beyond the Gut

Celiac disease, let's call it CD, is a bit like a mystery that your body solves by attacking itself. You might have heard about it, maybe because you or someone you know can't eat gluten. Gluten is a protein found in things like bread, pasta, and cereals. When people with a specific genetic makeup e

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