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Nov 14 2024POLITICS

Teachers in Marblehead Strike: Schools Closed for 3rd Day

Teachers in Marblehead are continuing their strike, leading to the third day of school closures. Jonathan Heller, co-president of the Marblehead Education Association, said the town wants quality schools and can afford them. He believes voters would support a property tax increase to fund better wag

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Nov 14 2024POLITICS

Teen's Struggle: School Bathroom Rule Sparks Lawsuit

Imagine being a teenager and being told you can't use the bathroom that matches your identity. That's the situation a 13-year-old trans boy in South Carolina is facing. He's suing his school district and the state because a new rule says he can only use the girls' restroom or a single-occupancy toil

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Nov 14 2024POLITICS

Trump's Surprising Pick for Top Cop: Rep. Matt Gaetz

In a surprising move, President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Representative Matt Gaetz from Florida to serve as the next Attorney General of the United States. This appointment comes at a pivotal time for the Justice Department, which has faced constant criticism from Trump amid his legal troubles.

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Nov 14 2024HEALTH

Older Adults and Kidney Health: The SCOPE Study

Imagine you're an older adult dealing with kidney problems. You might wonder how much it costs to manage this condition. That's exactly what the SCOPE study explored. This international project looked into the expenses tied to chronic kidney disease (CKD) among seniors. Instead of focusing on one co

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Nov 14 2024SCIENCE

Prof. C. N. R. Rao: A Journey Through Science

Prof. C. N. R. Rao is a name that resonates in the world of science, especially when it comes to solid state chemistry and materials science. His journey is nothing short of remarkable. Born in Karnataka, India, Rao's passion for science began at a young age. He pursued his education in India and th

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Nov 14 2024SCIENCE

What's Next for Animal Health in Hot Zones?

Fifty-five years ago, a journal was born with a mission to improve animal health and production in hot regions. This journal, let's call it "Tropical Livestock Health, " focuses on original research and observations that can boost livestock health and productivity. It's in line with the United Natio

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Nov 14 2024SCIENCE

The Twist in Crayfish Science: A Retraction Story

You might have seen the article "Crayfish Research: A Global Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace" in the journal Animals. Guess what? It's been taken down. Why? Well, let's chat about that. Scientific eyes were on this paper, with Azra and team leading the way in analyzing crayfish research worl

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Nov 14 2024SCIENCE

Why Apples Turn Brown: Unraveling the Mystery

Browning is a common issue in many fruits, including apples, which can affect their appearance and taste. Scientists compared a browning-resistant apple variety called 'Rb-18' with a more susceptible variety, 'Fuji'. They found that 'Rb-18' had lower levels of polyphenol oxidase (PPO) enzyme activit

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Nov 14 2024HEALTH

Understanding Body Image in Young Cancer Patients: What Teens and Young Adults Think

A cancer diagnosis can really shake up a teen or young adult's life, affecting how they see themselves and their body. This study aims to create a new and reliable way to measure how these patients feel about their bodies. The research team talked to 25 teens and young adults with cancer, making sur

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Nov 13 2024BUSINESS

Goodbye Lunchables: Schools Say No Thanks

Kraft Heinz's popular Lunchables snacks are taking a break from school cafeterias. The company announced that due to low demand, Lunchables won't be part of the National School Lunch Program this year. Last year, they introduced two new options with more protein, exciting school administrators. Howe

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