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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Brain Ageing: New Peaks and What They Mean

Did you know that your brain may have specific ageing peaks? At 58, changes happen in proteins linked to healing, metabolism, and mental health. At 70, age-related brain conditions become more common. And at 78, immune and inflammation-related proteins are affected. This new research challenges the

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Nutmeg Water Extract: A Secret Weapon Against Ulcers

Ever heard of nutmeg? It's not just a tasty spice, but also a powerful traditional Chinese medicine. The water extract from nutmeg, known as Myristica fragrans water extract (MFWE), is a real game-changer in the world of gut health. Scientists have discovered that MFWE can shield your stomach from n

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

What Do Older Adults Really Want from Their Care?

Imagine you're trying to please a big, diverse group of people – that's the challenge when it comes to caring for older adults. They're like a box of chocolates, all different. Some like to be looked after at home, others in a friendly care center. Some need a lot of attention, while others are happ

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Dec 22 2024SCIENCE

Saving Purple Passion Fruit: A Journey to Zero Waste

Did you know that purple passion fruit, a popular fruit, often leaves behind its peel and seeds as waste? These by-products are actually packed with nutrients and beneficial compounds. The challenge lies in the variety of these fruits, which can make it tough to use these leftovers effectively. A re

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Dec 21 2024POLITICS

The Hidden Cost of Voting by Mail

Have you ever wondered what happens to votes that don't make it to the ballot box? With the increase in mail-in voting, there's a growing concern about "lost votes by mail. " These are votes that never get counted due to procedural issues. Let's break down how these problems can eat away at the voti

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Dec 21 2024SCIENCE

Saving Energy with a Powerful Urea-Oxidizing Catalyst

Clean energy is a big deal, and hydrogen is a superstar in this field. One cool way to generate hydrogen is by breaking down urea in water. This happens in a process called urea oxidation reaction (UOR). Scientists have created a special electro-catalyst to make this happen in salty water, similar t

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Dec 19 2024SPORTS

Chelsea's Backup Stars: A Look at the Fans' Preferred Lineup Against Shamrock Rovers

Over the past few weeks, Chelsea’s rotation policy has been a bit wobbly due to injuries and a packed fixture schedule. Tonight, they face Shamrock Rovers, a game that's not crucial for the competition but still carries some pride. So, let’s take a look at who fans want to see on the pitch. The fan

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Dec 19 2024SCIENCE

Rocket Upgrades and New Launches: Avio's Big Plans

Avio, a key player in the European space industry, has signed a big deal with the European Space Agency (ESA). The contract, worth around €350 million, is for upgrading the Vega rocket and its launch facilities. This means more launches and better rockets in the future! The plan includes converting

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Dec 19 2024SCIENCE

Earth's Moon: Older Than We Thought?

Have you ever looked up at the moon and wondered how old it is? As it turns out, scientists have been debating this for a while now. A new study suggests that the moon might be way older than we previously thought. In the past, scientists believed that the moon formed after a giant impact around 4.

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Dec 19 2024CRIME

Rap Mogul Sean Diddy Combs Faces New Charges in Sex Trafficking Case

It looks like trouble is piling up for Sean "Diddy" Combs. He's already facing serious charges related to sex trafficking, and now, prosecutors hint that more charges could be on the way. In a recent court hearing, an assistant U. S. attorney said they're still investigating and might add new charge

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