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Nov 29 2024HEALTH

The Surprising Truth About Sugar and Mice

Imagine this: researchers gave mice with a missing liver enzyme called Agpat5 a diet filled with sugary drinks. What happened? Their weight and body fat didn't budge, but their insulin levels dropped, and they had better blood sugar control. This flip-flops the usual idea that sugar is always bad fo

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Nov 29 2024SCIENCE

How Ultrasound Enhances Double Protein Gels

Scientists have recently discovered a fascinating way to improve the texture and nutrient delivery of food gels. They used a mix of proteins from black beans and whey, linking them together with transglutaminase. The key ingredient to make these into gels is glucono-δ-lactone. Here's where it gets i

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Nov 28 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Curious Case of Lions and People Sharing India's Land

Imagine a place where people and lions live together in harmony. It might seem far-fetched, but this is exactly what happens in India. Asiatic lions, once nearly extinct, are now thriving in populated areas. But how do these big cats and humans coexist peacefully? Scientists gathered data between 20

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Nov 27 2024HEALTH

From Leg Weakness to Full Recovery: A Liver Transplant Success Story

Imagine having a liver disease so severe that it affects your legs, making it hard to walk. That's what hepatic myelopathy (HM) can do. A young man with hepatitis B and cirrhosis experienced just that. Doctors say HM is rare but serious, causing leg weakness that can progress to paralysis. After a l

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Nov 26 2024SPORTS

Stingrays Hockey Hits Screens Statewide

Every Saturday, South Carolina's hockey enthusiasts can catch the South Carolina Stingrays in action on Palmetto Sports & Entertainment, a new sports broadcast channel powered by Gray Media. This exciting partnership allows fans across the state to enjoy live games for free, right from their homes.

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Nov 26 2024SPORTS

How Liverpool is Handling Salah's Contract Situation

Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's star forward, is currently in the spotlight due to his contract situation. The Egyptian winger expressed disappointment that Liverpool hasn't offered him a new deal yet, which has sparked talks about his future with the club. Salah's contract ends in June 2025, and both he

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Nov 25 2024SPORTS

Trent's Big Decision: Liverpool or Madrid Calling?

Young star Trent Alexander-Arnold, a crucial player for Liverpool, is at a crossroads. His contract concludes in 2025, and whispers hint at a possible move to Real Madrid. But why ditch Liverpool, especially when they're keen to keep him with a good deal? A sports reporter believes the lure of bigge

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Nov 24 2024HEALTH

How Food Choices Affect Liver Disease: A Genetic Puzzle

Ever wondered how your food choices might play a role in liver health? Scientists are digging into this mystery, focusing on something called the FIB-4 index. This is a handy tool doctors use to gauge the severity of liver fibrosis without poking or prodding. The question is, can what you eat make a

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Nov 23 2024HEALTH

Exploring Fullerene B40 as a Drug Carrier for Lung Cancer Treatment

Scientists are diving into the world of nanomaterials to find better ways to deliver cancer drugs. One interesting substance is fullerene B40, a type of boron fullerene. Researchers used a method called DFT with B3LYP/6-311++G(d, p) to see how well B40 can carry a drug called gemcitabine, which figh

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Nov 23 2024HEALTH

Omicron and Kids Who Needed Liver Transplants: What Parents Thought

Doctors wanted to know more about how the Omicron variant affected children who needed liver transplants. They noticed that some kids got more ill than others and wanted to understand why. They also kept an eye on how many kids got vaccinated after the outbreak spread. Many parents started out unsur

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