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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

Gaming Troubles: How Bullying at School Affects Chinese Teens

Problematic gaming, where kids spend way too much time gaming, is becoming a big problem for teenagers around the world. Some studies show that kids who are bullied at school might turn to gaming as an escape. This study wanted to know more about how bullying at school might be linked to problematic

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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

Life Stories and Senior Smiles: A Closer Look

Ever wondered if sharing life stories can brighten the days of seniors in nursing homes? Researchers decided to find out. They gathered some elderly folks and split them into two groups. One group was asked to share their life stories, while the other didn't. The goal? To see if storytelling could b

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Nov 18 2024POLITICS

Love and Politics: A Young Woman's Dating Dilemma

Meet Emma, a college student from Colorado who recently started dating Kumar. They shared many interests, like biking and hiking. But as the 2024 presidential election approached, Emma found herself wondering if their political views aligned. She cared deeply about social issues and was shocked to s

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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

Ready When You're Not

Picture this: Germany is suddenly dealing with a serious security crisis, either on home soil or far away. Hospitals must be ready to handle emergencies like violence, terrorism, or even war. Doctors could face a surge of injured patients needing surgery. Standard medical training won’t be enough. T

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Nov 18 2024SCIENCE

Unlocking Stability in Triticale: New Methods for Drought Stress

Scientists have been busy making a new super crop called triticale. It's a mix of wheat and rye. The goal? To have a crop that can handle tough conditions, like drought. The study looked at 30 different types of this super crop in Iran from 2016 to 2020. They checked how well these plants handled di

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Nov 18 2024WEATHER

Southern MN Braces for Weather Shift: Rain to Snow in Days

Get ready, folks in Southern Minnesota! The cozy autumn weather is about to take a frosty turn. We're expecting a significant drop in temperature along with a storm system that will switch things from rain to snow later this week. Rain will start pouring in from the south on Monday afternoon and co

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Nov 18 2024SCIENCE

Supporting Soft Rock Roadways: A New Approach

Underground coal mining often faces challenges due to weak, water-prone rocks. This is especially true in the Lvtang Coal Mine in Guizhou, China. The tailgate of longwall panel 2606, a typical soft rock roadway, experienced significant deformation despite using rock bolts, cable bolts, and surface s

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Nov 18 2024WEATHER

Local Schools Team Up for Winter Closings

This winter, three nearby school districts are joining forces to keep students safe during bad weather. The districts, St. Cloud Area Schools, Sauk Rapids-Rice Public Schools, and Sartell-St. Stephen Public Schools, will work together to decide if schools should close due to snow, ice, or other weat

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Nov 18 2024SPORTS

Mike Tyson's Big Fight: A Story of Bravery and Health Struggles

Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer who's no stranger to the ring, recently faced Jake Paul in a highly anticipated fight. At 58, Tyson proved he still had the spirit to go the distance, even if he didn't secure the win. But the real story lies in what happened before the fight. In June, Tyson had a sc

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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

What Shapes Our Happiness Over Time? A Study on Aging in Ma'anshan

Ever wondered what makes us happy as we grow older? Researchers in Ma'anshan decided to find out. They tracked people's happiness levels over time and looked for patterns. They call this "subjective well-being trajectories. " The study used a method called Group-Based Trajectory Modeling to see how

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