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May 16 2025SPORTS

Knicks and Celtics Battle for Playoff Spot

The New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics are set to clash in a crucial Game 6 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series. The Celtics, who secured a 127-102 victory in Game 5, are aiming to level the series. Payton Pritchard and Luke Kornet were standout performers for Boston, with Pritchard sco

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May 16 2025HEALTH

The Impact of New Laws on Medicare Drug Costs

Medicare Part D is a program that helps seniors afford their prescription drugs. It has been a lifeline for many, but the costs can still be high, especially for specialty drugs. These are medications used to treat complex conditions like cancer or multiple sclerosis. The price tags for these drugs

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May 16 2025EDUCATION

Boys as Allies: Changing the Game in Nepal

In Nepal, a unique effort is underway to tackle a serious issue. It is about sexual bullying and gender harassment of girls. This is not just a girls' problem. It involves boys too. The plan? Get boys involved as allies in the fight against this violence. This is not about blaming boys. It is

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May 16 2025HEALTH

The Future of Knee Care: How Apps Might Change the Game

Knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is a long-term condition that can be tough to manage. It is particularly challenging in places like Slovenia and other parts of Europe. One big issue is the lack of good physiotherapy services. This is where mobile health apps come in. They could make a real difference in h

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May 16 2025HEALTH

How Belly Fat and Genes Team Up to Affect Dementia Risk in Seniors

In the realm of health, the location of fat in the body can be just as significant as the amount. Visceral fat, the type that accumulates around the organs, has a stronger connection to metabolic and heart health compared to fat stored in other areas. This type of fat is often linked to a higher ris

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May 15 2025HEALTH

When Healthy Eating Becomes a Problem

The idea of eating well is great. It's good for the body and mind. But sometimes, this good habit can turn into a bad one. People might get too focused on eating right. This can lead to a condition called orthorexia. It's not officially a mental health diagnosis, but many experts recognize it. It's

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May 15 2025SCIENCE

Sun's Fury: Global Blackouts and More Solar Surprises Ahead

The sun has been quite active lately, and Earth is feeling the effects. A massive solar storm recently struck the daylit side of our planet, leading to widespread blackouts and radio signal disruptions across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The event was triggered by a powerful X2. 7-class solar

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May 15 2025HEALTH

Can Blood Tests Predict Ulcerative Colitis?

The search for a reliable way to predict the onset of ulcerative colitis (UC) has been a challenge. Scientists have been exploring the use of serum autoantibodies as potential indicators. These are proteins that the body's immune system produces in response to its own tissues. The idea is that certa

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May 15 2025FINANCE

Predicting Ship Prices with Smart Tech

The shipping industry is always looking for better ways to value ships. This is key for buying, selling, and insuring them. One modern approach is using Machine Learning (ML). This method has shown it can outperform old-school techniques. The goal here is to create a precise ship valuation model for

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May 15 2025EDUCATION

Helping Struggling Students Catch Up After COVID

Schools worldwide shut down in March 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Students had to switch to online learning from home. This sudden change led to significant learning losses for many students, especially those in their first half-year of school during the pandemic. The big question is: Can

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