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Dec 26 2025SCIENCE

Glowing Guardians: How Tiny Detectives Spot Danger

Cyanide is a sneaky troublemaker. It lurks in places like factories and farms, posing risks to both people and the environment. To tackle this invisible threat, scientists have developed clever tools called fluorescent probes. These are like tiny detectives that light up when they find cyanide, maki

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Dec 26 2025HEALTH

Low Magnesium Levels in Dialysis Patients: A Hidden Risk?

Low magnesium levels, or hypomagnesemia, might be a sneaky issue for people on peritoneal dialysis (PD) or a mix of PD and other treatments. This condition could be more common than we think, but we don't have a clear picture of how often it happens or what it means for patients. One big question is

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Dec 26 2025SPORTS

Michigan Eyes Experienced Coach to Turn Things Around

Michigan is making waves in the coaching world, and Kyle Whittingham is at the center of their search. Whittingham, who recently stepped down from his long-term role at Utah, is known for his steady hand and disciplined approach to coaching. At 66, he might not be the youngest choice, but his experi

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Dec 26 2025SCIENCE

Unveiling the Face of the Mysterious Denisovans

In 2025, scientists made a big step forward in understanding the Denisovans, a group of ancient humans that have puzzled researchers for years. The Denisovans were first discovered in 2010 through DNA from a tiny pinkie bone found in a cave in Siberia. This DNA showed that the Denisovans were a dist

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Dec 26 2025SPORTS

Michigan's Next Coach: A Veteran in the Spotlight

Michigan's search for a new football coach is heating up. After the holiday break, things are moving fast. Warde Manuel and his team are working hard to find the right person for the job. It looks like they might have found someone special. Kyle Whittingham, the former Utah head coach, is now the t

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Dec 26 2025HEALTH

Eczema Treatment Trial Hits a Snag

Johnson & Johnson made a tough call recently. They stopped a mid-stage trial for a new eczema drug. The drug, JNJ-5939, was supposed to help people with moderate to severe eczema. But it didn't work as well as hoped. The trial showed that the drug was safe to use. People didn't have bad reactions t

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Dec 26 2025POLITICS

What's Changing with Marijuana Laws?

The recent decision to change how marijuana is classified in the U. S. is a big deal, but it's not as straightforward as it seems. This change, known as rescheduling, moves marijuana from a highly restricted category to a less restrictive one. However, it doesn't automatically solve all the problems

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Dec 26 2025SPORTS

Chelsea's Young Star Stumbles in Europe

Kendry Paez, a 15-year-old sensation from Ecuador, was once Chelsea's golden boy. They paid €10 million for him, seeing a bright future. But things haven't gone as planned. Paez moved to Strasbourg, a sister club, hoping to shine in Europe. Instead, he's been struggling to adapt and impress. Paez's

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Dec 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Fresh Start for Adirondack's Loon Conservation

The Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation has a new leader in science and conservation. Lizz Schuyler, a local expert, is taking the reins. She's no stranger to the Adirondacks, having grown up in the Pottersville/Schroon Lake area. Her journey in wildlife science started close to home and took he

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Dec 26 2025OPINION

Holiday Cheer: How Small Acts of Kindness Can Change Lives

The holiday season is a time for togetherness, but not everyone has a support system to lean on. Foster Success, an organization dedicated to helping young adults who have experienced foster care, is working to change that. Their FriendsGiving campaign aims to create a sense of community and belongi

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