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Nov 08 2025HEALTH

Breast Milk's Hidden Heroes: How Friendly Bacteria Fight Off Dangerous Germs

Breast milk is more than just food for babies. It's a powerhouse of good bacteria that can help fight off nasty infections. Scientists have found that certain types of these friendly bacteria, called Limosilactobacillus fermentum, can boost the body's defenses against a harmful germ called Neisseria

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Nov 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tesla's Big Plans: What's Next for Elon Musk and the Company?

Elon Musk has big ideas for Tesla's future, and he's not shy about sharing them. After shareholders approved a massive $1 trillion pay deal, Musk outlined some ambitious goals for the company. He's talking about increasing production by 50% by the end of 2026. That's a lot of cars! But Musk isn't st

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Nov 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Humanoid Robots: Atlas vs. Optimus - Who's Winning the Future?

Humanoid robots are getting smarter and more capable. Two big names in this field are Atlas from Boston Dynamics and Optimus from Tesla. They have different goals and ways of working. Atlas is all about pushing limits. It can do backflips and parkour. This robot is like a test bed for new ways to m

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Nov 08 2025SCIENCE

Sea Urchin Secrets: What Happens When They're Left Out?

Sea urchins are often enjoyed fresh, but what happens when they're left at room temperature? Scientists decided to find out by studying two types of sea urchins, Strongylocentrotus nudus and Strongylocentrotus intermedius. They kept them at a cozy 25°C (that's about 77°F) with some humidity for 48 h

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Nov 07 2025BUSINESS

Elon Musk's Big Day: Shareholders to Decide His Future at Tesla

Elon Musk is waiting for a crucial vote today. His mother, Maye Musk, hinted at a big announcement. She shared a photo of her first Tesla, a gift from Elon. But what's the big news? It could be about Musk's pay package or something else. Musk wants more control at Tesla. He believes this is essenti

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Nov 07 2025CELEBRITIES

Robert Irwin's Close Call on Dancing With the Stars

Robert Irwin, known for his wildlife expertise, had a scary moment on Dancing With the Stars. During a group dance, he accidentally inhaled a piece of confetti. This happened right after he finished a fun routine with his dance partner, Witney Carson. They were part of a team performing to the song

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Nov 07 2025TECHNOLOGY

How Robots Learn to Talk to Us: The Human Side of Tech

Robots are becoming more social, but they still struggle to keep us interested. They are used in hospitals, schools, and even for fun, but they often fail to hold our attention for long. This is because making robots socially smart is tricky. It's not just about programming them to show emotions. Re

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Nov 05 2025TECHNOLOGY

When Robots Mess Up: Do We Switch Back to Humans?

Tourists might not always rush back to human service when robots fail. That's what a recent study found out. The study looked at how people feel when robots don't work right. It also checked if people trust technology and how much they can handle when things go wrong. The study used a survey to ask

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Nov 04 2025HEALTH

Robots vs. Cameras: A New Way to Remove Thyroids in Japan

In Japan, doctors are trying out a new way to remove thyroids. They are using robots! This method is called transaxillary robotic thyroidectomy, or TART for short. It's not the only new way to do this. There's also a method using cameras called video-assisted neck surgery, or VANS. Doctors wanted t

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Nov 04 2025HEALTH

Robots in the Mouth: A New Way to Treat Tumors

Robots are now helping doctors treat tumors in a tricky spot behind the throat. This area is called the parapharyngeal space. Doctors use a special kind of robot surgery called TORS. It lets them operate through the mouth. This is less invasive than cutting through the neck. A recent study looked a

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