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Jan 06 2025HEALTH

Picking the Perfect Patient for Anti-Reflux Surgery

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) can be effectively treated with surgical gastric fundoplication, a procedure that almost completely stops both acid and non-acid reflux. However, this surgery isn't always the best choice for everyone. Lasting side effects can sometimes outweigh the benefits. T

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Jan 05 2025ENVIRONMENT

Water Plants Under Climate Pressure: A Look at Tehran's Future

Climate change is shaking up water treatment plants, especially in places like Tehran. Scientists are worried about a green algae called chlorophyll-a, which can cause problems in water quality. To understand how climate change affects water flows, experts used a model called SDSM. They looked at th

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Jan 05 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Lupe Fiasco's AI-Driven Music Station: A New Wave in Radio

Get ready for something truly unique! Rapper and professor Lupe Fiasco is set to launch Endless LUP, an AI-powered radio station in 2025. This isn't your usual radio station; it's designed to play AI-generated versions of Lupe's music. He shared the exciting news on Instagram, explaining that the st

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Why Are We Not Using Effective Schizophrenia Treatments?

Schizophrenia, a challenging and expensive condition, often starts in youth and can become a lifelong struggle if not managed well. It causes immense distress and disability for both patients and their families, and it strains society's resources. Research has uncovered a lot about the underlying ca

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Imaging Use for Low Back Pain: Is It Wise in Emergency Settings?

Every day, people visit the emergency department with lower back pain. Some receive imaging tests like X-rays or MRIs, but is this always necessary? The Rheumatology Association of Australia thinks not. They've flagged this practice as offering little value when the condition doesn't suggest a serio

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Breast Cancer Treatments: New Signals & Drugs

Breast cancer is a big deal, right up there with the second most common cause of cancer deaths among women worldwide. Did you know it can be split into different types based on how aggressive it is, its genetics, and its stage? Despite lots of research, scientists still don't know exactly what cause

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

Battle against Triple-negative Breast Cancer: Unlocking New Therapeutic Targets

Triple-negative breast cancer, or TNBC, is a tough and sneaky type of breast cancer that tends to come back even after treatment. This makes finding new ways to fight it super urgent. Biomarkers, special molecules that can help doctors spot cancer and decide on the best treatment, are really importa

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Jan 05 2025TECHNOLOGY

Green Tech: How Tiny Bugs Help Clean Water and Make Energy

Imagine a world where wastewater treatment plants can generate electricity while cleaning up our water supplies. That's the promise of microbial fuel cells (MFCs), a fascinating piece of green technology. As we face global water shortages and energy crises, finding eco-friendly solutions is more cru

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

How Hydrogels are Revolutionizing Treatment for Intrauterine Adhesions

Intrauterine Adhesions, or IUA, can make it tough for women to have babies. These adhesions happen when the inside of the womb gets injured. Surgery is usually how doctors fix this, but lately, they've been trying something new: hydrogels. These are like tiny sponges that can help heal damaged tissu

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Jan 05 2025HEALTH

CAR-T Cells: New Hope in Fighting Cancer

Cancer remains one of the world's leading causes of death. Despite years of research, it's still a complex disease that needs a cure. While traditional cancer treatments have been used for a long time, they aren't always effective or easy to use. That's why scientists are looking for better ways to

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