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Jun 12 2025HEALTH

How Brain Injuries from Sports Can Affect Teenagers

The National Institutes of Health has a set of tests. These tests are designed to measure how well the brain is working. Scientists wanted to see if these tests could help figure out how well teenagers were recovering from concussions. These concussions happened during sports. They had a guess.

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Jun 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

How China's Fun Time is Heating Up the Planet

China's bustling capital cities are hotspots for entertainment. But all that fun comes at a cost. The country's entertainment scene is a significant source of greenhouse gases. This is due to the complex web of economic activities that entertainment involves. It is a challenge to pinpoint exactly h

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Jun 12 2025HEALTH

Food Choices and Heart Health: What You Need to Know

The food we consume plays a significant role in preventing cardiovascular disease. However, healthcare providers may not always be up-to-date with the latest research on how diet affects heart health. This review looks at existing studies to understand how different eating habits and specific foods

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Jun 12 2025SCIENCE

How the Brain Recognizes Faces in a Flash

The brain is incredibly good at recognizing familiar faces, even when they change dramatically. This happens in a split second. It can quickly figure out a person's age, gender, and who they are, even if the face is tilted, in different lighting, or has a different expression. But how does the brain

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Jun 12 2025TECHNOLOGY

Sound Innovation: 360 Virtual Mixing Technology Hits the Big Time

The world of audio mixing is getting a major upgrade. A big name in electronics is rolling out its 360 Virtual Mixing Environment technology to a wider audience. This isn't just about making music sound better. It's about giving creators in music, education, and film & television the tools to produc

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Jun 11 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Drone Dilemma: A Growing Threat

Russia's latest drone strikes on Ukraine have left three dead and many injured. The northeastern city of Kharkiv was hit hard by these attacks. The city's mayor, Ihor Terekhov, reported that 56 people were hurt and over 103 buildings were damaged. The city's proximity to Russia has made it a frequen

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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

Medical Device Wear and Tear: Testing the Limits

The medical device industry is grappling with confusion surrounding end-of-life (EOL) testing for reusable devices. The main issue is the differing expectations from U. S. and European Union regulators. Some believe that manufacturers should conduct EOL testing, while others think a warning in the u

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Jun 10 2025POLITICS

EU Tightens the Screw on Russia's Energy and Finance

The European Union is taking a stronger stand against Russia. The EU's governing body has rolled out new penalties. These penalties target Russia's energy and banking systems. The goal is to put pressure on President Vladimir Putin. These penalties are not final yet. They need to be approved by the

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Jun 10 2025SPORTS

Who's Really in Charge? The Colts' New Ownership Structure Explained

The Indianapolis Colts have a new ownership setup. Three sisters, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson, are now the owners. However, it is not as simple as it sounds. NFL rules state that there must be one person in charge. This person has the final say in all decisions. So, even thoug

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

How Heat and Cold Shape Fish Babies' Genes

Mangrove forests are not the most stable places for fish to live. The temperature can change a lot from day to day and from season to season. Fish that live there have to be tough. They have to be able to adapt to these changes quickly. One way they do this is through something called plasticity

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