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May 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Long Road to Clean Water: Doce River's Struggle After Mining Disaster

The Doce River in Minas Gerais, Brazil, faced a significant challenge after the Fundão tailings dam burst in 2015. The focus is on whether the river's water quality has recovered since the disaster. To find out, 15 different water quality measures were checked. These measures were compared from bef

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May 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Hidden Dangers of Health Scams Online for the Elderly

In China, older adults are increasingly falling prey to online health scams. These scams are causing serious financial damage. This is a big deal. It's important to understand why this is happening and how to stop it. To do this, researchers are using a theory called Routine Activity Theory (RAT). T

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May 15 2025POLITICS

Behind Closed Doors: The Final Years of Biden's Presidency

The last two years of Joe Biden's presidency were marked by a significant shift in how his inner circle operated. During this time, several Cabinet members found themselves increasingly isolated from the president. This change was not just about physical distance but also about the flow of informati

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May 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

Google's New Design Rules for Apps

Google has rolled out a fresh set of design guidelines for apps, focusing on how users move around within them. This update, part of the Material 3 Expressive package, brings some significant shifts in what's recommended for app navigation. The bottom bars, now called "navigation bars, " have under

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May 15 2025SPORTS

Jayson Tatum's Road to Recovery Begins

Jayson Tatum is on the mend after a tough injury. He had surgery to fix his torn Achilles tendon just a day after it happened. The Boston Celtics star took a moment to thank everyone for their support on social media. A picture of him in the hospital bed, giving a thumbs up, was shared. His right le

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May 15 2025SCIENCE

Early Land Lovers: Reptile Footprints Rewrite History

A recent find in Australia has flipped the script on what scientists thought they knew about when animals started living on land full-time. A slab of sandstone near Melbourne holds the oldest known footprints of a reptile-like creature. These tracks are around 350 million years old. This means th

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May 15 2025HEALTH

Nursing Students: The Smartphone Dilemma

Nursing students are often under a lot of pressure. They have to juggle tough classes, long hours of clinical practice, and personal life. On top of all this, many are struggling with something unexpected: smartphone addiction. This issue is not just about spending too much time on social media. It

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May 14 2025HEALTH

Can Lifestyle Changes Really Boost Brain Power?

Lifestyle changes are often touted as a way to keep the brain sharp. But do they really work for people who feel their memory is slipping? This is a big question in the world of brain health. Researchers decided to dig into this by looking at people who feel their memory is not as good as it used to

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May 14 2025HEALTH

Radiology's New Best Friend: AI

Artificial intelligence has been a hot topic in the medical field. Many people thought it would take over radiology jobs. However, at the Mayo Clinic, AI has become a helpful tool rather than a threat. It has made radiologists more efficient. It has not replaced them. The idea of AI taking

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May 14 2025SCIENCE

Breaking the Code of Triple Negative Breast Cancer

Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) is a particularly tough type of breast cancer. It doesn't respond to hormones or HER2 treatments. This makes it hard to fight. The disease is known for its rapid growth and resistance to treatment. One key factor in its aggressiveness is the way proteins interact

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