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Nov 13 2024HEALTH

Growing Up with Brittle Bones: How Osteogenesis Imperfecta Patients Transition to Adult Care

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), often called "brittle bone disease, " is a rare genetic condition that makes bones very fragile. It's caused by a problem with a type of collagen, which affects different tissues in the body. Because OI impacts many body systems, people with it need care from many docto

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Nov 13 2024HEALTH

The Digital Evolution of Healthcare: eHealth Business Models Under the Microscope

The digital revolution has taken the healthcare industry by storm, with innovative business models leading the charge. Researchers have been keenly observing this transformation, especially the shift to electronic health (eHealth) solutions. A recent study dug into the literature spanning from 1991

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Nov 13 2024TECHNOLOGY

Pixel Phones Get Real-Time Scam and Threat Protection Updates

Google has started rolling out a cool new feature called Scam Detection for Pixel phones. This neat trick listens to phone calls and keeps an eye out for common patterns used by scammers. When it spots something fishy, it gives you a heads-up with a warning and a handy "End call" button. On the Pixe

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Nov 13 2024CELEBRITIES

Dave Coulier's Health Journey: A Comedian's Fight Against Cancer

Most people know Dave Coulier from his comedic role in "Full House, " but recently, he's been in the spotlight for a different reason. While not feeling well, Coulier found a strange lump in his groin area. Doctors diagnosed him with Stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of cancer that impacts the im

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Nov 13 2024BUSINESS

Businesses Hope to End Supply Chain Chaos

Business leaders are worried that ongoing port shutdowns in Vancouver and Montreal are hurting Canada's reputation and economy. Dennis Darby, head of Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters, says these disruptions are happening at the worst time, with year-end deadlines and an upcoming U. S. election. He

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Nov 13 2024SPORTS

Why Does Jon Jones Want to Face Pereira Instead of Aspinall?

UFC commentator Jon Anik recently revealed that the UFC's top brass, including Dana White, would prefer to see heavyweight champ Jon Jones face interim champ Tom Aspinall. However, Jones has his eyes set on a different opponent: Alex Pereira. Despite the UFC's preference, Anik believes that Jones's

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Nov 13 2024BUSINESS

Kraft Heinz Pulls School Lunchables Due to Low Demand

Kraft Heinz, the company known for products like Capri Sun and Oscar Meyer, has stopped selling their school-designed Lunchables meals. These meals were introduced at the start of the 2023-2024 school year and were supposed to be healthier with more protein and less fat and sodium. However, nutritio

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Nov 13 2024LIFESTYLE

Celebrity-Approved Fitness Gifts for 2024

Looking for the perfect workout present? Relax, we've got you covered. Whether your gift recipient needs new sneakers or cozy workout clothes, we've gathered some top fitness picks loved by celebrities. From Gwyneth Paltrow's favorite leggings to Jennifer Aniston's workout routines, these items are

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Nov 13 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Metal-Munching Pistia Plant

Meet Pistia stratiotes, a common water plant with an extraordinary ability. Unlike most plants, it doesn't shy away from manganese, a metal that's typically harmful. Scientists have exposed it to high levels of manganese, and the plant just keeps thriving. It stores this metal mainly in its shoots a

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Nov 13 2024BUSINESS

Vandalized KC Coffee Shop Gets Unexpected Boost from Community

A Vietnamese coffee shop in Kansas City, Café Ca Phe, has been experiencing a surge in business after being vandalized last week. The community has shown tremendous support, with customers lining up to show their solidarity. Early morning on Wednesday, Nov. 6, surveillance footage captured someone

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