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Dec 18 2024HEALTH

Improving Antibiotic Use: A Study on Feedback and Clinical Decision Tools

Several programs try to reduce incorrect antibiotic prescriptions, but we need proof they work to make future efforts better. Researchers decided to test two methods in primary care: a feedback visit and a clinical decision support system. The feedback visit involved experts meeting with doctors to

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Dec 18 2024POLITICS

Trump Taps Herschel Walker for Bahamas Ambassador Role

Former President Trump has chosen Herschel Walker, a long-time friend and former football star, to be the next U. S. ambassador to the Bahamas. Their connection began in the 1980s when Walker played for Trump's team, the New Jersey Generals. Trump even mentioned his involvement in the team's strateg

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Dec 18 2024TECHNOLOGY

Foldable Future: Will Samsung's New S Pen Trick Mirror Apple's iPad Pencil?

Ever since the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Samsung has been allowing its high-end foldables to work with the S Pen. This handy stylus uses a digitizer in the display for precise input. But what if Samsung changed the game next year with the Fold 7? Rumors suggest they might take a page from Apple's book. Appl

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Dec 18 2024BUSINESS

Boosting Vietnamese Businesses: How Regulations, Innovation, and Resilience Shape Success

In Vietnam, businesses face a unique set of challenges. This study takes a closer look at how environmental rules, innovative ideas, the ability to bounce back from setbacks (resilience), support for learning, and overall performance interact with each other. Interestingly, it's not just about follo

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Dec 17 2024POLITICS

Chicago's New School Board: A Fresh Start

In a recent turn of events, Mayor Brandon Johnson has made some new picks for the Chicago Board of Education. The mayor introduced a new leader, Sean Harden, for the 21-member team that will take their seats in January. Among the nine new appointees, three are fresh faces, while the rest include peo

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Dec 17 2024ENVIRONMENT

Governor Perry's Green Push: Good but Needs Fixing

Governor Rick Perry deserves praise for leading Texas in renewable energy. However, his recent statements on whales and renewable energy projects are off the mark. He's worried about whales, but so far, no U. S. whale has died due to wind turbines. There just aren’t that many offshore wind projects

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Dec 17 2024CRYPTO

Crypto Craze: Bitcoin's Boom and Trump's Big Plan

Bitcoin hit a new high of $107, 000 on Monday. Why the sudden boost? President-elect Donald Trump wants the U. S. to have a bitcoin strategic reserve. This is like the country's oil reserve but for digital currency. He hopes it will give the U. S. an edge in the global market. Also, MicroStrategy jo

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Virtual Help for Rare Diseases: The Case of Telomere Disorders

Imagine you're a caregiver for someone with a rare genetic condition like telomere biology disorders (TBDs). These aren't your everyday illnesses; they take a long time to diagnose and have uncertain outcomes, including a higher cancer risk. In such situations, face-to-face support can be hard to fi

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Dec 16 2024POLITICS

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. : Capitol Hill Bound on Health Secretary Quest

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is setting his sights on Capitol Hill, hoping to become the next U. S. health secretary. His visit won't be all smiles, though. Senators have their eyes on his past comments about vaccines and the food industry. They're expected to grill him on his vaccine stance, specifically

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

A Place to Belong: How California Clubhouse Helps Adults with Mental Illness

In the heart of San Carlos, a unique place called California Clubhouse is offering hope and support to adults with mental illness. This isn't your typical treatment center; it's a community where members can be themselves, not just patients. Leslie Roberts, 67, found solace here after years of strug

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