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Apr 08 2025HEALTH

Digital Tools and Alzheimer's: A New Way to Lower Risk

The world of health tech is always buzzing with new ideas. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about software that can help lower the risk of Alzheimer's. This software is not just any ordinary app. It is designed to give personalized advice based on the user's health data. The goal is to see if

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Apr 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Neptune Trojan: A New Threat to Windows Users

A new malware strain, Neptune, is causing trouble for Windows users. This malware is a remote access trojan (RAT) and is considered one of the most advanced threats out there. It can hijack Windows devices, steal sensitive information, and even hold files hostage. The Neptune RAT is spreading rapidl

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Apr 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Smart Insoles: The Future of Foot Comfort

The quest for comfortable footwear has always been a big deal. With the rise of smart design tools and 3D printing, creating insoles has become easier and more flexible. But, there's no clear guide for picking the best materials and designs for different needs. This is where a new approach comes in.

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Apr 08 2025BUSINESS

The Businessman Behind the Arizona Diamondbacks

Ken Kendrick has made a name for himself in both the business and sports worlds. He's the mastermind behind the Arizona Diamondbacks, a Major League Baseball team. But his journey didn't start on the baseball field. Born in the small town of Princeton, West Virginia, Kendrick earned a degree in busi

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Apr 08 2025HEALTH

The Road to Recovery: Key Strategies for Stroke Patients

Stroke survivors often face a double challenge: physical limitations and emotional turmoil. Rehabilitation can help, but sticking to a long-term plan is tough. So, what's the best way to support patients in their journey to recovery? It's not just about fixing physical issues. Mental health plays a

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Apr 07 2025SCIENCE

New Eye in the Sky: GOES-19's Big Role in Weather Watching

The latest addition to the weather-watching family, GOES-19, is now fully operational. This satellite, part of the GOES-R series, has taken over the role of GOES East. It is now keeping a close eye on the Western Hemisphere from a whopping 22, 236 miles above the equator. This isn't GOES-19's first

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Apr 07 2025WEATHER

Staying Safe in Minnesota: Your Guide to Weather Alerts

Severe weather is a fact of life in Minnesota. Every year, the state experiences a range of weather events that can be dangerous if not properly prepared for. This year, from April 7 to 11, there is a special week dedicated to helping people understand and stay safe during these events. Each day foc

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Apr 07 2025SCIENCE

Michelia Alba's Hidden Chemical Power

Michelia Alba, a tree native to Southeast Asia, is more than just a pretty face. It's packed with unique chemicals called sesquiterpenoids. Scientists recently found two new ones in its branches and leaves. These are part of a larger group of eleven known sesquiterpenoids. The new ones are quite dif

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Apr 07 2025ENVIRONMENT

Wheat's Timing Trouble: Can Farmers Beat the Clock?

The climate is changing, and it's causing headaches for farmers in central China. The usual timing for planting winter wheat is getting messed up. This timing issue can seriously harm the crop's output. However, farmers might have a few clever tactics to turn the tables. Farmers have a few strategi

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Apr 07 2025HEALTH

Life Beyond Leprosy: A Malaysian Journey

In Malaysia, leprosy remains a hurdle, even though it can be treated. It is not just a physical battle but a mental and emotional one too. Six people from Kelantan and Selangor opened up about their daily struggles and triumphs. They used a unique method called the walk-and-talk technique. This appr

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