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Dec 13 2024HEALTH

Tiny Particles, Big Problems: How PM2. 5 Affects Artery Plaques

Tiny particles called PM2. 5 can make atherosclerotic plaques in our arteries unstable, although scientists aren't sure exactly how they do this. To figure it out, scientists fed a high-fat diet and gave vitamin D3 injections to 56 Wistar rats to create atherosclerotic models. These rats were then d

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Dec 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Meet Rachel Saltzman: Schachter Entertainment's New NYC Partner

Ever heard of Schachter Entertainment? They just promoted Rachel Saltzman to partner. Rachel's been with them for 12 years, helping actors in TV, film, and theater. She's now based in NYC. The company has top clients, like Tony winners and nominees. Imagine having people who've won 18 Tony Awards on

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Dec 12 2024HEALTH

The Role of miRNAs in Cancer Drug Resistance: A Closer Look

Cancer is a major health issue worldwide, and breast cancer, in particular, is a significant concern. Despite advancements in treatment and prevention, it remains the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to the development of breast cancer.

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Dec 10 2024HEALTH

Hidradenitis Suppurativa and Psoriasis: Can Anti-IL-17/23 Drugs Help?

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) and psoriasis are both long-term inflammatory conditions that share similar immune system pathways. Both diseases involve cytokines like tumor necrosis factor-alpha, interleukin (IL)-17, and IL-23. Currently, treatment choices for HS are limited, with only adalimumab an

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Dec 06 2024HEALTH

Limiting Hot Food Takeaways: Balancing Health and Economy

Imagine a world where every school has a healthier food environment. That's what policymakers in England are trying to create by limiting hot food takeaways near schools. But is there an economic cost to this? Between 2009 and 2017, 35 local authorities made this move. They wanted to improve health,

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Dec 06 2024HEALTH

Pancreatic Cancer Surgery: Pandemic Delays Didn't Hurt Long-Term Prognosis

The Covid-19 pandemic threw a wrench into the works of cancer surgery, including procedures for pancreatic cancer. Healthcare resources were shifted, and cancer treatment pathways had to be redrawn. This disruption had the potential to severely impact fast-growing cancers like pancreatic adenocarcin

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Dec 05 2024HEALTH

Norway's Journey with ISTDP: 15 Years of Change and Growth

In 2024, Norway marks a significant milestone: 15 years of embracing Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). This therapy has revolutionized the mental health landscape, offering a new approach to healing. Let's explore how ISTDP has evolved, its impact, and where it's headed. Back in 2

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Dec 04 2024ENTERTAINMENT

No Gravity Games' Free Switch Game Bonanza!

Hey, gamers! No Gravity Games is back with a fantastic deal for Switch owners in North America. From December 9 to 19, 2024, they're giving away 11 games – completely free! The catch? You need to own at least one game from their previous list to start the chain. Miss a day? No worries, you can buy t

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Dec 04 2024HEALTH

Nurses Charting Their Own Paths: Different Strategies for Career Success

Ever wondered how nurses map out their careers? It turns out, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. Some nurses have a clear destination in mind and plan every step, while others prefer to keep their options wide open and see where the wind takes them. There's also a group that looks at what jobs are

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Dec 04 2024HEALTH

Understanding AMR Risk: What Malawians Think

Antimicrobial-resistant bacteria are everywhere, especially in low-income areas. But how much do people know about the risks? Researchers in Malawi set out to find out. They talked to people from cities, towns near cities, and rural areas. They wanted to know what people thought about getting infect

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