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Jan 02 2025TECHNOLOGY

Fixing Heat Network Issues: A Three-Step Plan

With climate change pushing us to make energy systems more efficient, it's crucial that these systems run smoothly. So, how do we handle faults in user substations of heat networks? In northern Germany, a study tackled this by suggesting a three-step process to make fault detection and correction mo

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Jan 01 2025HEALTH

Medications for Opioid Use Disorder: A Lifeline for Injecting Drug Users in 20 U. S. States

People who inject drugs face unique challenges when it comes to opioid use disorder (OUD). Fortunately, there are medications specifically designed to help, known as MOUD. These drugs are proven to lower the risk of overdose and infectious disease transmission. But access to these medications isn't

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Jan 01 2025CRIME

NYC's Tragic Subway Fire: A Life Lost

On December 22, a tragic event unfolded in New York City. A woman, later identified as Debrina Kawam, age 57, from New Jersey, was killed in a brutal way. She was set on fire while sleeping on a subway train in Brooklyn's Coney Island. The police, after facing challenges, eventually named the victim

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Jan 01 2025CRIME

Chicago's Crime Fight: A Team Effort

As 2024 draws to a close, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Police Superintendent Larry Snelling are celebrating a citywide drop in violent crime. They say it's a result of everyone working together. "It takes a village, " Johnson explained at a press conference. "We can't just blame the cops. " The

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Jan 01 2025CRIME

Who Was Debrina Kawam and Why Did This Happen?

Debrina Kawam, a 57-year-old woman from Toms River, New Jersey, was recently identified as the victim of a horrific crime in New York City. She was set on fire while sleeping in a subway car at the Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue station in Brooklyn. This tragic event has sparked conversations about s

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Jan 01 2025POLITICS

Supreme Court Chief Warns: Respect Court Rulings

The head of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, just put out a message that’s big news. He’s worried about officials from both sides of the political game talking about ignoring court rulings. Roberts says this is pretty dangerous and that everyone needs to respect the court’s decisions. He didn’t name

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Jan 01 2025HEALTH

Bed Nets and Malaria: A Fight in Pawie District

In Pawie District, Ethiopia, bed nets treated with insecticides are a crucial weapon against malaria. These nets create a protective barrier to stop the disease from spreading. While Sub-Saharan Africa widely uses them, there's a lack of information on how well they're used and what influences their

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Jan 01 2025EDUCATION

High School Photographers Shine in 2024

This year has been a banner year for high school photojournalism in Massachusetts. The Globe recently shared a collection of 30 stunning photos, capturing the action of 20 different sports teams. These images were taken by 15 talented students from across the state. This is just the latest in a seri

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Dec 31 2024BUSINESS

Houses Stay Longer on Market in Late 2024

As we wrap up 2024, the housing market has seen a growth in supply, but there's a catch. Many homes have been on the market for quite a while without finding buyers, a trend not seen since 2019. In November 2024, active listings were up by 12. 1% compared to the same month in 2023, hitting the highe

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Dec 31 2024HEALTH

Genetic Testing: What Saudi Clinicians Think and Do

Personalized medicine is all about tailoring treatments to each patient's unique needs. But how well do clinicians in Saudi Arabia understand and use genetic testing? This study, spread across the country, aimed to find out. It asked doctors to fill out a questionnaire online about their thoughts an

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