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Jun 22 2025HEALTH

Salt's Surprising Impact on Liver Health

The habit of adding salt to food is more than just a taste preference. It is a significant indicator of daily sodium intake. This habit has been linked to various health issues and even early death. However, the connection between this habit and liver problems has not been thoroughly explored. Resea

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Jun 21 2025SCIENCE

A Caribbean Woman's Unique Blood Type

In a remarkable breakthrough, French researchers have identified a new blood type in a woman from Guadeloupe. This new blood type, named "Gwada negative, " is quite the rarity, as the woman is the sole known carrier worldwide. The discovery took place 15 years after her blood sample was collected du

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Jun 21 2025HEALTH

Helping Teens with Cerebral Palsy Enjoy More Fun

Cerebral palsy (CP) can make it tough for teens to enjoy leisure activities, especially those who have severe mobility issues. These teens are often classified at levels IV and V on the gross motor function classification system (GMFCS). This means they have significant challenges with movement and

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Jun 21 2025SCIENCE

Mass Spec Made Easy: A Tool for Better Data

Mass spectrometry is a powerful tool in science. It helps researchers identify and measure compounds in a sample. However, the data it produces can be overwhelming. This is where Shinyscreen comes in. It is a handy tool designed to make sense of raw data from high-resolution mass spectrometry in

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Jun 21 2025HEALTH

The Power of Personalized Medicine in Africa

Personalized medicine is a big deal. It looks at how a person's genes affect how they react to medicines. This is crucial because not all drugs work the same way for everyone. Some people might need different doses or might not be able to take certain drugs at all. This is where pharmacogenomics com

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Jun 21 2025SCIENCE

The Dragon Man's True Identity Revealed

A mysterious skull, affectionately named the dragon man, has puzzled experts for ages. This ancient relic, dating back 146, 000 years, was first uncovered in Harbin, China, during the 1930s. For a long time, scientists believed it might represent a brand-new species of early humans. However, recent

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Jun 21 2025HEALTH

Brain Trouble: How Diabetes Messes with Your Mind

Diabetes can cause serious brain issues, making life much harder. The blood-brain barrier, or BBB, is a vital shield that protects the brain. When diabetes is around, this barrier can get damaged, leading to big problems. High blood sugar is the main culprit behind BBB damage. It triggers a chain r

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Jun 21 2025SCIENCE

How Your Brain Makes Quick Decisions

The brain uses different methods to make decisions. One way is by using a model-based approach. This method is accurate but takes more effort. The other way is model-free. It is quicker but can be less accurate. Most people think that the brain uses model-based methods for careful decisions. They be

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Jun 20 2025SCIENCE

Coffee Chemistry: A Deep Dive into Saudi Arabian Brews

Coffee lovers in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, enjoy a variety of brews. These come from different places and are roasted in various ways. A recent investigation looked into the chemical makeup of 21 coffee samples from local shops. The goal was to understand what's really in that morning cup. The study ch

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Jun 20 2025POLITICS

Autistic Adults and Politics: A Look at Voting Hurdles

Political involvement is a key part of being a citizen. It allows people to have a say in how their country is run. Adults with autism are part of this country too. They should have the same chances to take part in politics. However, there is a lack of information on how adults with auti

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