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Apr 22 2025RELIGION

A Life of Duty: The Pope's Final Days

It is a common belief that leaders, especially those in high-profile roles, often push themselves to the limit. Pope Francis was no exception. He continued his duties despite his age and health issues. This choice might have played a role in his sudden passing. The Pope had a significant health sca

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

Ten Years of Tracking Genetic Changes

In 2008, a significant shift occurred in the field of genetic testing. The College of American Pathologists began offering a proficiency testing program. This program was specifically designed to detect copy number variations in a constitutional setting. This is often referred to as CYCGH. The goal

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

The Power of Combining Drugs to Fight Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is a type of breast cancer that lacks three specific receptors. This makes it tricky to treat. However, a recent study has shown some promising results. This study looked into how well a mix of two drugs, docetaxel and cisplatin, work together to fight TNBC. It

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

How Social Media and Physical Health Interact

Social media's impact on women's body image is a hot topic. A recent investigation dug into how excessive social media use affects self-objectification and body image issues. It also looked at how physical activity and dieting intensity play a role in this dynamic. The study also considered the ment

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

Fighting Cancer Inequality in North Carolina's Native Communities

The battle against cancer is tough for everyone, but it's even tougher for American Indians in North Carolina. They face higher risks, lower screening rates, and poorer care compared to other groups. This is where the Southeastern American Indian Cancer Health Equity Partnership, or SAICEP, steps in

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

The Shift in Student Loan Repayment

The Education Department is set to resume debt collection for defaulted student loans starting May 5. This move affects approximately 5. 3 million borrowers who are currently behind on their federal student loans. The decision marks the end of a three-year pause on collections, which began during th

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

Pope Francis's Science Background: Inspiring a Teacher's Journey

Pope Francis is known for many things, but one of his lesser-known qualities is his background in science. This aspect of his life has influenced a local educator in a significant way. Seamus McGuire, a science teacher at St. Mary's Catholic High School, leads the school's STEM department. His time

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Apr 22 2025SCIENCE

The Power of Soybeans: Growing Stronger Crops for a Hungrier World

Soybeans are a big deal. They are a key player in the world of legumes and a top source of protein and oil for both animals and humans. The goal was to dive deep into soybean genetics. This is to help figure out how to boost protein production for both people and animals in the future. The study lo

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Apr 22 2025SPORTS

Ovechkin's Overtime Heroics Kick Off Tense Playoff Series

The Washington Capitals and Montreal Canadiens are set to battle it out in a gripping playoff series. The Capitals are aiming to clinch their second Stanley Cup, but they'll be missing some key players due to injuries. However, there's good news for the Capitals: their starting goaltender, Logan Tho

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Apr 22 2025BUSINESS

Uber's Subscription Service Faces Legal Heat

The Federal Trade Commission has taken a stand against Uber, claiming the company has been charging customers for its Uber One subscription service without their explicit permission. This legal action comes after the FTC has been pushing for easier cancellation processes for subscription services. T

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