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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

The Science Behind Knee Surgery: A Look at Different Methods

Knee injuries are a big deal, especially for athletes and active folks. One common issue is a torn anterior cruciate ligament or ACL. Surgeons have come up with various ways to fix it. They often use something called lateral extra-articular augmentation. This is a fancy term for extra support outsid

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Can Screening and Care Boost Recovery After a Stroke?

After a stroke, many people face emotional and cognitive challenges. But does checking for these issues and providing care really help? A recent study aimed to find out. It focused on how screening and care for emotional and cognitive problems might improve a person's ability to take part in society

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Behcet's Syndrome and Sleep Patterns: A Hidden Connection

Behcet's Syndrome (BS) is a condition that affects many parts of the body. One of the issues that people with BS often face is trouble sleeping. This is especially true when the disease is active or when they also have fibromyalgia. However, what about those with BS who do not have these additional

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Forces Behind Liver Disease

Cirrhosis is a serious condition that takes many lives in the United States. It is not just about bad habits or genetics. There is more to the story. The circumstances in which people live, work, and play have a big impact on their health. These are called social determinants of health. They in

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Jun 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Power of Time: How Old Trees Boost Stream Health

Riverside forests are super important for keeping streams healthy. Yet, scientists are still figuring out how these forests help tiny tropical streams bounce back from damage. The focus was on 15 different areas in southeastern Brazil. These areas were grouped based on how old their forests are. The

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Jun 10 2025POLITICS

Government Waste: Millions Spent on Idle Workers

The Department of Education is shelling out over $7 million monthly to employees who are currently not working. This situation has been ongoing for the past three months, costing the department over $21 million. This financial burden stems from a series of layoffs that occurred in March, which saw n

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Jun 09 2025POLITICS

Labour's U-Turn on Winter Fuel Payments

The political landscape has seen a significant shift regarding winter fuel payments. The Labour Party has finally made a decisive move to reverse their earlier decision. This change affects millions of pensioners who rely on these payments to heat their homes during the cold months. The controversy

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Jun 09 2025TECHNOLOGY

The New Xbox Handheld: Is It Worth the Hype?

A new player is stepping into the handheld gaming arena. Microsoft and Asus are teaming up to introduce the ROG Xbox Ally. This device is designed to give users a console-like experience on a smaller screen. The ROG Xbox Ally looks different from other handhelds. It has a unique design that mimics a

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Jun 09 2025BUSINESS

Walmart's New Financial Move: Credit Cards Take Center Stage

Walmart has made a significant shift in its financial strategy. The retail giant has decided to launch its own credit cards through OnePay. This is a big deal because it shows Walmart is serious about expanding its financial services. OnePay, which is mostly owned by Walmart, has teamed up with Sync

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Jun 09 2025HEALTH

How Parents Shape Kids' Health Habits

Parents are the first role models for their kids. What they do and how they live can have a big impact on their children's health. This is especially true when it comes to eating well and staying active. Kids are like sponges, they absorb what they see around them. So, if parents are making healthy

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