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Nov 09 2024HEALTH

Gut Bacteria and Depression: What's the Connection?

Ever wondered how what you eat can affect your mood? Well, let’s talk about a fascinating link between your gut bacteria and depression. Scientists have found that long-term alcohol use, known to raise the risk of depression, might be influenced by something found in our bellies - short-chain fatty

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Nov 08 2024SCIENCE

Hormones from the Reproductive System: A New Look at Animal Behaviors

Did you know that hormones from the reproductive organs, called gonads, can influence how animals act? These hormones are usually associated with reproduction, but scientists are now exploring how they might also affect behavior. The brain often gets the spotlight, but the gonads can also respond to

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Nov 08 2024HEALTH

Bone Health in Hormone-Deficient Rats: Metabolites Matter

Growth hormone deficiency in adults (AGHD) increases the risk of bone fractures. This is linked to bone microstructure problems. Scientists are trying to figure out how the body's metabolites change when bones weaken in AGHD. They hope this will help them find new ways to spot early warning signs or

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Nov 07 2024LIFESTYLE

November 7, 2024: Love and Peace for Every Zodiac Sign

On Thursday, November 7, 2024, the stars align in a unique way. The Capricorn Moon, known for its stability, teams up with retrograde Neptune in Pisces. This combination creates a peaceful vibe that's perfect for love. The Capricorn Moon brings a sense of contentment, while retrograde Neptune adds a

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Nov 07 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Star Signs: Mercury’s Pre-Retrograde Journey – Nov 7, 2204

Today, Mercury’s slowdown begins as it enters its pre-retrograde shadow period. This means minor misunderstandings and miscommunications could crop up, even though the retrograde itself doesn't start until the 25th. If you're rushing around now, mistakes are likely. To prepare, slow down with Mercur

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Nov 07 2024HEALTH

Technique Tips: Minimally Invasive Ankle Ligament Repair with a Knotless Suture Anchor

Let's talk about a new way to repair the ankle ligaments that doctors are trying out. It's all about making the surgery less painful and avoiding some common issues. There's a small, rigid scope called NanoScope that helps doctors see better without making big cuts. We'll focus on how they use it to

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Nov 07 2024TECHNOLOGY

Hori's New Steam Controller: A Traditional Design with Modern Twists

If you're looking for a new controller for your PC games, Hori has just the thing. Their Wireless Horipad for Steam is now up for preorder on Amazon, just in time for the holidays. But don't expect it to be like the old Steam controller from Valve. That one had unique features like dual trackpads in

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Nov 07 2024POLITICS

Who Made the Biggest Splash on Election Night TV?

Election Night on TV was a rollercoaster for many news anchors. Early plans for a neck-and-neck race were thrown out the window as soon as the first exit polls came in. Former President Donald Trump quickly emerged as the winner, while Vice President Kamala Harris' support in key states like Michiga

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Nov 07 2024HEALTH

Reimagining Ankle Surgery: A Minimally Invasive Approach

Ever thought about how tiny tools can make a big difference? Let's chat about a new way to fix a wobbly ankle. Doctors are using a super-thin scope to repair the busted ligament without making big cuts or tying tricky knots. This little tool, called NanoScope, helps surgeons see clearly and work pre

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Nov 06 2024POLITICS

Courts Allow DOJ to Watch Polls in Missouri and Texas

Two states, Missouri and Texas, tried to keep the Justice Department (DOJ) from sending lawyers to monitor polls on Election Day. They said it would interfere with their own election authorities. However, federal judges didn't agree. In Missouri, the DOJ has the right to monitor polls as part of a d

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