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Dec 02 2024AGRICULTURE

Farming Futures: How Veterans Find New Roots in Agriculture

In the United States, farming is facing a future where more hands are needed on the land. Simultaneously, military veterans are looking for new career paths after their service. This is where a unique program at Appalachian State University in North Carolina steps in. The program, known as Frontline

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Dec 02 2024POLITICS

China's Social Welfare: A Boost for Political Support in Tough Times

When it comes to keeping citizens happy, many countries focus on economic growth. But what about social welfare? In China, from 2010 to 2018, researchers looked into this. They combined surveys from five waves of the China Family Panel Studies with city-level data. They found something interesting.

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Dec 01 2024HEALTH

Healthcare Costs Shift: How Obstructive Sleep Apnea Surgeries Changed in China

In China, public hospitals are feeling the pressure to manage costs, thanks to the new medical insurance payment system called diagnosis-related groups. This system has had a notable impact on uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) surgeries for patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) at Hospital C. T

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Dec 01 2024LIFESTYLE

Birthday Stars: Trust Yourself, Make Smart Moves

Today is a special day for some famous faces! Singer Bette Midler turns 79, comedian Sarah Silverman hits 57, and actor Nestor Carbonell celebrates his 57th. Vance Joy, the talented musician, is also celebrating his 37th birthday. Happy Birthday to all! When it comes to your life, trust your gut. D

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Dec 01 2024POLITICS

International Court Arrests: What Does This Mean for the US?

Imagine this: an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This isn't just a big deal in Israel, but it also raises some questions here in the United States. The court thinks Israel might have done something wrong in the Gaza Strip, like usi

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Dec 01 2024LIFESTYLE

Rebuilding After Lahaina Fires: A Struggle for Native Hawaiians

A year after the Lahaina fires, Native Hawaiian homeowners are still battling to rebuild their lives. Mikey Burke, a fourth-generation Lahainan, lost her home and now faces overwhelming costs. Rental assistance ran out months ago, and she was denied an extension. Many residents are now at a crossroa

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Dec 01 2024HEALTH

Reheating Secrets: What Changes and Why

Ever thought about what's happening to food when you heat it up again? Let's dive into some interesting facts. For example, spinach has something called nitrates. If you overheat it, these nitrates can turn into something called nitrosamines, which aren't good for you. So, fresh spinach is a better

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Nov 30 2024SCIENCE

Antibiotic Use in Ethiopian Veterinary Clinics: A Closer Look

Antibiotics are crucial in treating sick animals, but their misuse can lead to big problems, like antibiotic resistance. In Ethiopia, veterinary clinics in different farming areas were studied to understand how these medicines are prescribed and used. The research aimed to see if these practices fol

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Nov 30 2024ENVIRONMENT

Exploring LinkedIn Data: Politics, Sustainability, and the Circular Economy

In 2015, all United Nations member countries adopted 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve by 2030. This analysis focuses on how data from LinkedIn can help understand the connection between these goals, especially SDG12, which focuses on responsible consumption and production, and the

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Nov 30 2024SCIENCE

Aliens Might Steer Stars to Travel Galaxies, Study Suggests

Imagine a civilization so advanced they can steer entire stars! A new study suggests that aliens might do just that to travel the galaxy. Instead of building spaceships, these intelligent beings could propel their star systems by making their stars radiate or evaporate in one direction. This would m

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