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Nov 15 2024HEALTH

Why Holding in Poop is a Bad Idea

In today's busy world, many office workers are making a habit of ignoring their body's natural calls to the toilet. This is called "voluntary withholding. " Sydney doctor Peter Katelaris says this is common, especially among young women who might feel embarrassed or inconvenienced. People often try

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Nov 15 2024HEALTH

Glucose Levels and Exercise: A Look at Men and Women with Type 1 Diabetes

Ever wondered how men and women with type 1 diabetes handle glucose levels during and after exercises? Researchers aimed to find out by examining an active group of adults. They uncovered some interesting facts about how glucose levels react differently for men and women during physical activities.

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Nov 14 2024HEALTH

Exercise Intensity: What's Best for Boosting Oxygen Uptake?

Let's talk about how we measure and improve our bodies' ability to use oxygen during exercise. Scientists are wondering if there's a better way to set exercise intensity to boost this ability, called VO2 max. They compared two methods: traditional intensity anchors (like heart rate zones) and physio

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Nov 14 2024HEALTH

Thyroid Cancer's Hidden Energy: ISG15 and ISGylation

Imagine this: a tiny protein called ISG15 is influencing how aggressive a type of thyroid cancer, called anaplastic thyroid carcinoma (ATC), can be. This cancer is known for its rapid growth and has a very high mortality rate. Now, scientists have discovered that ISG15 can actually change the behavi

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Nov 13 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Grab Black Friday Deals on Celeb-Loved Alo Yoga Gear

Black Friday is right around the corner, and Hollywood's favorite athleisure brand, Alo Yoga, is kicking things off early with a massive 30% discount on everything for Singles Day. From leggings that stars like Hailey Bieber and Jennifer Lawrence swear by to cozy sweatshirts endorsed by Kendall Jenn

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Nov 13 2024HEALTH

Movement Matters: Debunking the Standing Myth

You might have heard that standing all day is great for your health. Well, Australian researchers have some news for you: it's not the solution you think it is. A recent study showed that standing all day doesn't cancel out the negative effects of sitting too much. In fact, it could even cause probl

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Nov 12 2024TECHNOLOGY

Intel's Top Secret Chip Move: Outsourcing Arrow Lake to Taiwan's TSMC

Ever wondered why Intel is suddenly hooking up with Taiwan's TSMC for its Arrow Lake CPU orders? The answer is buried in a few disappointing factors. Intel's own factories, or foundries, haven't lived up to expectations. This has been a major setback, especially in the data center and AI markets whe

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Nov 11 2024HEALTH

Knee Pain: How Pilates Can Step In

Knee pain is no fun, right? But did you know that instead of just taking it easy, you can actually fight back against it with the right exercises? Pilates, for instance, can be a game-changer. It turns out that about one in four adults experience knee pain, and that number has been on the rise. Ost

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Nov 09 2024POLITICS

Food Shortage in Gaza: A Daily Struggle for Survival

In the northern part of Gaza, tens of thousands of Palestinians are facing severe food shortages due to a month-long Israeli siege. The area has been cut off from food supplies, leading people to ration their last bits of lentils and flour. Some even risk their lives by searching for canned food in

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Nov 08 2024HEALTH

Health Care's Crowd Power

Ever thought about health care using the wisdom of the crowd? Scientists checked out over 100 studies to see how collective smarts could change public health. They found three major ways this works: encouraging healthy habits, helping with research, and keeping people well overall. This isn't just a

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