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Jun 25 2025EDUCATION

Choosing the Right Leaders for Iran's Medical Schools

In Iran, picking the right leaders for medical universities is a big deal. These leaders also run the health systems in their areas. So, it's important to get it right. But how do they choose them? And what skills should these leaders have? This piece looks at how Iran does it and compares it to oth

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Jun 24 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tesla's Robotaxis: Who's Watching the Watchmen?

Tesla's robotaxis are now cruising around Austin, but they're not exactly setting a great example. Clips online show these autonomous vehicles doing some pretty questionable things. They've been caught driving on the wrong side of the road, making sudden stops for no apparent reason, and even leavin

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Jun 24 2025POLITICS

Young Democrat Takes Charge: A New Face for House Oversight

In a significant move, Democrats have chosen Rep. Robert Garcia from California to lead their team on the House Oversight Committee. This is a big deal because it puts a younger, fresh face in a key role as Democrats gear up to challenge President Donald Trump. Garcia, who is 47 years old and only

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Jun 24 2025SCIENCE

How Tellurium is Changing the Game in CO2 Conversion

Scientists have found a way to make cheaper metals work like expensive ones in converting CO2. This is big news because usually, this process needs rare and costly metals like platinum. But now, by adding tellurium, a common element, to metals like cobalt and nickel, researchers can make them as eff

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Jun 24 2025HEALTH

A New Hope in the Fight Against HIV

A major breakthrough in HIV prevention has just been approved by the FDA. The drug, called Yeztugo, is based on research done by a biochemist from the University of Utah. This drug is special because it can protect people from HIV for a long time, up to six months. It works by stopping the virus fro

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Jun 23 2025HEALTH

The Rise of Post-Surgery Care: What's Hot in Nursing Research

Post-surgery pain management is a hot topic in nursing research. It is a critical area of study. The focus is on understanding the latest trends and key areas of interest. This is done through a method called bibliometric analysis. This method helps to see what's trending and where the focus is

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Jun 22 2025SCIENCE

Clay Powerhouses: Boosting Energy from Salt Water

Clay is not just for pottery anymore. It turns out that tiny clay tubes can help make energy from salt water. This is big news for scientists working on clean energy. The trick is to use special types of clay that can handle water without falling apart. This is important because water can make clay

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Jun 21 2025EDUCATION

Pioneers in Pharmacy: The Unsung Heroes of Canada's Black Pharmacists

The tale of Black pharmacists in Canada is one of tenacity and commitment. It is a story that is deeply woven into the fabric of the pharmacy profession's history. This narrative underscores the value of embracing diversity and fostering inclusion within the field. The journey began with the first

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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 2025SPORTS

College Football's Legal Showdown: Wisconsin vs. Miami

College football is in a state of chaos. The latest drama involves the University of Wisconsin and the University of Miami. The issue? A player named Xavier Lucas. Wisconsin claims that Miami persuaded Lucas to break his contract and transfer. This is a big deal in the world of college sports. The

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