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May 27 2025HEALTH

Understanding the Risks in Kids' Spine Surgery

Kids with neuromuscular scoliosis (NMS) often need spine surgery. But how do doctors know if a child is at high risk for problems during or after the operation? A recent study tried to figure this out. The study looked at a big group of kids with NMS who had spinal fusion surgery. The goal was to f

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May 26 2025OPINION

The U. S. Exodus: A Woman's Journey to Freedom

The summer of 2020 was a turning point. A woman watched from her parents' home as the U. S. was divided. Half the nation protested the murder of George Floyd, while the other half seemed to support it. Donald Trump was running for re-election, despite being impeached. COVID-19 was raging, with over

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May 26 2025SCIENCE

How Genes and Hormones Shape Young Athletes

Genes and hormones are big players in how kids respond to exercise and perform in sports. The idea is to look at how these factors work together to shape a child's athletic abilities. This is important for coaches and parents to understand. It helps them create better training plans and spot potenti

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May 26 2025HEALTH

Silk and Nature's Glue: A Smart Fix for Tummy Troubles

Abdominal wall defects are no joke. They can lead to serious health issues. So, finding a good way to fix them is a big deal. Usually, doctors use patches made from polymers. But these can cause problems like inflammation and rejection by the body. That's where the Silk@Extracellular Matrix (S@ECM)

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May 26 2025HEALTH

The Secret Weapon Against Leishmaniasis

Leishmaniasis is a sneaky parasite that causes a lot of trouble around the world. It is a big problem for global health, but we do not have many good treatments for it. Researchers are working on a new drug called DNDI-6174. This drug is special because it can be taken by mouth. It is still being te

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May 25 2025HEALTH

Robotic Surgery: The Learning Curve and Efficiency Boost

Robotic bariatric surgery is becoming more common around the world. But how does a hospital get better at it? A recent study looked at how one hospital improved its robotic bariatric surgery over five years. They tracked how long operations took, how well the operating room was used, and how much it

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May 24 2025HEALTH

Oral Cancer: How Stiffness in Tumors Affects Cells

Oral cancer is a big deal, especially in Asia, where it's a leading cause of cancer deaths. It is important to understand the factors that influence how oral cancer cells behave. One such factor is the stiffness of the tumor's environment. This stiffness can change how cancer cells move, grow, an

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May 23 2025SCIENCE

Big Steps in Quantum Chemistry: Simplifying Complex Molecules

The quest to understand and predict the behavior of complex molecules just got a boost. A new method has been developed to tackle the intricacies of large molecular systems. This approach sidesteps the usual hurdles by using a clever trick to avoid calculating huge matrices directly. Instead, it rel

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May 22 2025HEALTH

Insomnia and the Alternative Medicine Trend in Iran

Insomnia is a common issue among people in Iran. It is a sleep disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep. Many people with insomnia seek help from psychiatric clinics. A recent investigation looked into how often and in what ways these patients use complementary and alternative

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May 21 2025HEALTH

The Impact of Long-Term Endurance Sports on Heart Health

Endurance sports enthusiasts who have been active for a long time might face a higher chance of developing atrial fibrillation (AF). This condition is linked to changes in the left atrium of the heart, including the buildup of scar tissue, known as fibrosis. A recent study looked into these changes

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