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Jan 09 2025HEALTH

Yoga versus Cardio: Edge in the Battle Against Leakage

Ever wondered what works better to tackle bladder leaks in women? A recent study set out to answer that question. Instead of focusing on pace and power like your regular workout, these ladies tried something new – pelvic yoga. And guess what? It turned out to be just as effective as good old-fashion

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Zinc and COVID Vaccines: A Japanese Study

Did you know that having adequate zinc in your blood might make the COVID-19 vaccine work better? That's what a study from Japan found. Researchers looked into how much zinc people had in their blood before getting the COVID vaccine. They wanted to see if it affected how well the vaccine worked. It

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Jan 08 2025WEATHER

North Texas Schools Brace for Cold Weather

With winter break ending, schools in North Texas are keeping a close eye on the weather forecast. A mix of snow and rain is expected later this week, which could lead to school closures or changes in schedules. The National Weather Service predicts the most impact will be felt on Thursday and Friday

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Jan 08 2025SCIENCE

Building AI Sensors for Instant Stress Checks

Picture a future where mechanical stresses can be monitored instantly, just like taking a quick snap with a digital camera. Scientists are working on this by developing AI-driven models that simplify complex simulation data. They call this a Reduced-Order Model (ROM). This ROM is like a virtual stre

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Jan 08 2025POLITICS

Bus Drivers Seek Fair Deal from CATS

In Baton Rouge, the Capital Area Transit System (CATS) is facing tension with its employees' union, Amalgamated Transit Union 1546. The union is pushing for a fair contract, alleging a hostile work environment and poor negotiations. Union President George Decuir expressed that the current contract,

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Winter Skin Survival: Tips to Keep Your Skin Healthy

As the temperatures start to drop, it's time to switch up your skincare routine. Chapped lips and dry skin are common issues when winter comes knocking, so let's talk about how to tackle them. When you're hunting for skincare products, go for the thick stuff. Dermatologist Jennifer Lucas recommends

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Checking in with Moms: How Nurse Visits Affect Violence, Money, and Feelings

Let's chat about a study in British Columbia, Canada, that looked into how nurse home visits can help new moms. This study, called the British Columbia Healthy Connections Project, wanted to find out if having a nurse visit new parents at home could make a difference in their lives. The study was ra

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Jan 07 2025CRIME

Self-Help Guru Dies After Sweat Lodge Tragedy

James Arthur Ray, a well-known self-help author, passed away recently. He was 67. Ray was famous for his spiritual and financial advice, which gained popularity after he appeared in the 2006 documentary "The Secret. " However, his career took a dark turn in 2009 when a sweat lodge ceremony he led in

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Jan 07 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Volcano Bay Shuts Down Again Due to Cold Snap

You might want to keep your swimsuit in the drawer this week if you were planning a trip to Universal's Volcano Bay. The popular water park in Orlando will be closed for several days due to some chilly weather. The park was already shut down earlier this month on January 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Now, it's

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Jan 07 2025POLITICS

A Global Shift: Voters Kick Out Leaders Across the World

Voters around the globe are saying "no" to current leaders. From the U. S. to Germany, people are tired of the status quo. The Republican win in Washington is part of a bigger pattern. Inflation, cultural clashes, and frustration with political elites are driving this change. Key figures like Olaf S

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