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Dec 23 2024ENVIRONMENT

Recycling Red Mud: The Alkali Challenge and Solutions

Red mud, a waste product from alumina production, is highly alkaline and poses significant environmental risks when disposed of in large quantities. The problem lies in its high alkali content, which can cause harm to ecosystems. The study dives into the makeup and properties of these alkaline compo

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Sierra Leone's Health System: After COVID-19

In the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, Sierra Leone's government took swift action to keep the deadly SARS-CoV-2 virus at bay. They declared a state of emergency on March 24, 2020, even before any cases were confirmed in the country. Soon after, the first COVID-19 case was reported in

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

The Harmonized Path of CD34 IHC in Bone Marrow Diagnostics

For years, pathologists have been using CD34 immunohistochemistry (IHC) to study bone marrow (BM) biopsies and clot sections. The QBEND10 primary antibody clone is widely favored, but other aspects of the testing process vary greatly across different labs and in published research. To address this i

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Beating Teen Loneliness: What's Holding Us Back and Ways to Move Forward

Feeling lonely isn't just a passing mood; it's like a little bell ringing, telling teens their bodies need some human connection. Problem is, for some, this feeling sticks around and can really hurt their health. The tricky part? We don't have many proven ways to help them out. Let's explore the roa

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Dec 22 2024CRIME

Why Health Industry Want Mangione Tried Federally?

When it comes to the murder of Brian Thompson, the health insurance industry wants the feds to take the lead. They’re hoping the US Department of Justice will prosecute accused killer Luigi Mangione and show that vigilante crimes won't be tolerated. The federal case began suddenly, surprising both d

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Dec 22 2024CRIME

New York City's Police Department Gets a Fresh Start

When Jessie Tisch took over as the new Police Commissioner, she faced an immediate challenge: a high-profile shooting in Manhattan. But once the suspect was caught, Tisch turned her attention to some big changes needed within the NYPD. One of her first moves was to send 500 officers back to their r

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Insulin's Hidden Potential: Boosting Oral Bone Healing

Oral bone tissue loss is a big problem. It can happen due to conditions like osteoporosis, tooth removal, or even being overweight. Traditional fixes have issues like hurting the donor site or causing inflammation. Now, scientists are exploring new materials that mimic natural bone. One standout is

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Dec 21 2024HEALTH

Hormone Therapy and Breast Cancer: What Women Think

Women going through postmenopause and suffering from early-stage breast cancer often rely on hormone therapy (HT) to delay cancer's return. But HT comes with side effects that can take a toll on their overall well-being. There's a way to make it better, though. A mix of exercise and health education

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Dec 21 2024SPORTS

Can Mahomes Outrun the Texans' Sack Masters?

Get ready for a clash of titans on Saturday! The Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans will battle it out as both teams gear up for two games in a week. The Chiefs, sitting pretty at 13-1, are gunning for the number one spot in the AFC, while the Texans at 9-5 are hoping to snag the third seed.

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Dec 21 2024CRIME

Luigi Mangione: Facing Two Trials for One Crime

Luigi Mangione is in serious trouble. Both federal and state prosecutors have charged him in the killing of UnitedHealthcare's top executive in Manhattan. The federal prosecutors are going after him for murder, stalking, and a firearms offense, while the state prosecutors have slapped him with murde

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