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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Is Video Calling the Future of Stroke Diagnosis?

Strokes are a significant cause of death and disability worldwide, making quick and precise identification crucial. However, diagnosing strokes before reaching the hospital can be tricky, with about half of suspected cases turning out to be something else. To tackle this, a new system called prehosp

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Boosting Holistic Health: A Randomized Trial of ACT and Compassion Therapy for Breast Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer is the top cancer diagnosed globally among women, and it brings along a hefty emotional toll. Two therapies—Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and compassion-based methods—have shown potential in helping cancer patients manage their emotions and quality of life. Enter the Mind pro

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Jan 04 2025HEALTH

Why Some Doctors Struggle to Meet Drug Prescribing Goals

Healthcare systems everywhere are facing a big challenge: keeping drug costs under control. One way they do this is by closely watching how doctors prescribe drugs. In Germany's state of Bavaria, they have a special agreement called the Bavarian Drug Agreement. This agreement sets specific goals for

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Jan 04 2025SCIENCE

Mitochondria Matter: How EndoG Helps Male Mice Burn Fat Efficiently

You know how mitochondria are like tiny powerhouses inside your cells, helping your body break down food for energy? Well, there's this special protein called EndoG that plays a crucial role in this process, especially in male mice. EndoG helps these powerhouses work more efficiently by boosting the

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Jan 04 2025SCIENCE

Fighting COVID: A New Weapon Against SARS-CoV-2 and Its Variants

Imagine a world where we could trick the COVID-19 virus into thinking it's found a cell to invade, but it's actually a decoy. That's the idea behind a new protein called ACE2-hFcLALA. This clever little fusion protein looks like the entry point the virus uses to get into our cells, but it's actually

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Jan 04 2025BUSINESS

Rhode Island's 2026: Shifts in Business, Housing, and Unfinished Projects

As 2026 approaches, Rhode Island is witnessing some big changes in its business landscape. Hasbro, the famous toy maker, is pondering a relocation to Boston. This has state officials working overtime to convince them to stick around. Meanwhile, in Newport, one ambitious entrepreneur is snapping up r

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Jan 04 2025CRYPTO

Crypto Kingpin Do Kwon Captured and Faces US Justice

In the wild world of cryptocurrency, a well-known figure named Do Kwon has been making headlines. This 33-year-old South Korean entrepreneur once stood at the helm of a crypto empire with Luna and TerraUSD. But after a disastrous $40 billion crash, he suddenly disappeared. Both the US and South Kore

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Jan 04 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden Danger of Mirror Bacteria

Imagine if scientists created life that could make us all sick. Sound far-fetched? Well, that's what some experts are warning about with "mirror bacteria. " These are not just any bacteria. They are made differently, using right-handed amino acids instead of the usual left-handed ones. Scientists fi

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Jan 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

Judge Steps into VR for Courtroom Crime Scene Tour

Imagine standing in a courtroom, but instead of looking at photos or watching CCTV footage, the judge puts on a virtual reality (VR) headset. This isn't science fiction; it happened in Broward County, Florida. Judge Andrew Siegel decided to see things from a different perspective—literally. He agree

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Jan 04 2025SCIENCE

Exploring the Impact of Surface Layers on Phase Change Materials

Scientists are delving into how the surface of materials affects their ability to change phases. They're focusing on a thin layer of a compound called Germanium-antimony-tellurium (GST). This layer can either become crystal-like or amorphous (like glass). They're using a special math model called th

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