Have you ever wondered why science textbooks mostly feature achievements by Western scientists? This is because science is deeply entwined with the histories of past empires, leading to a bias towards Western knowledge. Minoritised ethnicities are often underrepresented in science curricula. The pus
China's community mental health services, spearheaded by the Management and Treatment Services for Psychosis (MTSP), cater to over 4 million long-term schizophrenia patients. Despite the large number of people served, the day-to-day abilities and challenges faced by these patients are often overlook
Researchers from Hong Kong set out to compare the records on medication use and deaths among people with schizophrenia in two major electronic health record systems: the Clinical Management System (CMS) and the Clinical Data Analysis and Reporting System (CDARS). Their goal? To check how reliable th
Ever wondered why some pregnancies are more challenging than others? Let's dive into the fascinating world of microRNAs and their impact on the placenta. We're focusing on miR-34a, a tiny but mighty molecule that plays a big role in how well the placenta develops. When miR-34a levels are low, it can
Imagine binge-watching your favorite shows and TV series for under a dollar a month. That's right! Hulu has just launched an incredible Black Friday deal where you can get their ad-supported plan for only $0. 99 per month for a whole year. This deal knocks down the usual $9. 99 monthly fee, saving y
In a surprising move, Greenwich's Board of Selectmen voted 2-1 to seek a temporary restraining order against the Board of Education. The vote comes after both boards appointed different candidates to fill a school board vacancy. The selectmen argue that the BOE's actions were illegal, while the BOE
Happy birthday, Alison Pill! Today is the day to let go of things that cause you trouble and embrace unity. Unity is key to success and completion, and knowing when to move on is a smart move. Make this your year of prosperity by doing what makes you happy and thinking about what's important to you.
Imagine trying to understand why things happen when they do. That's what Victor Ambros set out to do while studying a tiny worm called C. elegans. He found that certain genes, called heterochronic genes, control when cells mature. It was like figuring out the rhythm of life for these tiny creatures.
Ever wondered how neuroscientists share their data? The BRAIN Initiative has set up a complex data-sharing network with seven different archives. Each has its own rules, making it a bit like navigating a maze. But why so complicated? Well, it allows specialized archives to cater to specific research
Ever heard of colorectal cancer (CRC)? It's a big deal, and doctors recommend getting a colonoscopy every 10 years to check for it. But recent studies are questioning this timeline. Even after a clean colonoscopy, some people might still have a risk of CRC. Should we be checking again sooner? That's
