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Apr 09 2025SCIENCE

Essential Oils from Brazilian Plants: A Hidden Treasure

Brazil is home to a unique landscape called canga. This is a type of rocky terrain that is rich in iron. It is also home to many plants that are found nowhere else in the world. Two of these plants are Lippia hermannioides and Matayba marginata. These plants grow in a specific type of environment kn

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Apr 08 2025HEALTH

Public Views on Emergency Care Prioritization in Oman

In Oman, there is a noticeable gap in understanding how the public views the system used to prioritize patients in emergency rooms. This system is called triage, and it is crucial for deciding who needs immediate attention. A recent effort focused on exploring this topic at a major hospital in Musca

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Apr 08 2025SPORTS

Geno Smith's New Start with the Raiders and Pete Carroll

Geno Smith is ready for a fresh start. He is a quarterback who has played for four different teams in his 12-year NFL career. He was with the Seattle Seahawks until recently. Smith knew his time with the Seahawks was coming to an end. The team had new leadership and young players ready to take over.

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Apr 08 2025HEALTH

How Media Shifts Can Save Lives

The media plays a huge role in shaping public opinion and behavior. This is especially true when it comes to sensitive topics like suicide. Two countries, Canada and Israel, decided to take a closer look at how media coverage of suicide can be improved. They both launched campaigns to engage nationa

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Apr 08 2025SCIENCE

The Power of Fat Cells in Future Medicine

Stem cells are the body's raw materials. They have the remarkable ability to develop into many different cell types. This ability is what makes them so exciting for medical research. One type of stem cell is called adipose-derived stem cells, or ADSCs. These come from fat tissue. They are a typ

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Apr 08 2025POLITICS

Health Secretary's Moves Stir Controversy in Native American Communities

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently met with Native American leaders, expressing his dedication to improving the Indian Health Service. However, his actions have sparked outrage. He laid off staff from programs supporting Native people, closed regional offices, and dismissed senior advis

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Apr 08 2025HEALTH

A New Hope in the Fight Against Suicide

Suicide is a major issue in the U. S. , but there's a new approach that's making a real difference. The Zero Suicide Model is a program that's been around for over two decades. It was created by a healthcare group in Detroit. Initially, the model was tested within their own system. It was so suc

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Apr 08 2025BUSINESS

Portage's New Chamber Chief: A Fresh Approach to Business Growth

The Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce has a new executive director, Jerry Czarnecki. He is eager to boost membership by enhancing services for local businesses. He sees the chamber as a partner to businesses, advocating for their needs and promoting their success. This includes sharing members' up

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Apr 08 2025SCIENCE

New Tricks with Old Potatoes: Boosting Fruit Freshness

The world of food preservation just got a little more interesting. Researchers have found a way to make potato starch films even better. They did this by adding a type of fat called palmitic acid. This isn't your average potato starch, though. It's been treated with a special process using plasma-ac

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Apr 07 2025POLITICS

U. S. Steel Deal: A National Security Checkup

The U. S. government is taking a close look at a big business deal. Nippon Steel wants to buy U. S. Steel. This is a huge move in the steel industry. The President stepped in and said, "Not so fast. " He wants to make sure this deal won't hurt the country's safety. So, he asked a special group, CFIU

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