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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Rethinking Albendazole Treatment for Parasitic Diseases in China

Echinococcosis is a nasty disease caused by parasites. In China, a medicine called albendazole is given for free to people with this disease under a government program. This study aims to see how well people are taking their medicine and how effective it is. By doing this, we hope to boost the numbe

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Dec 22 2024SPORTS

The Showdown: Kentucky vs. Ohio State in the CBS Sports Classic

The stage is set for a thrilling college basketball game as Kentucky and Ohio State face off in the CBS Sports Classic. This event takes place at Madison Square Garden, New York, with a 5:30 PM ET tip-off on Saturday, December 21. The Wildcats, ranked fourth, are favored to win, aiming to narrow the

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Dec 22 2024SCIENCE

The Hidden Story of Celery: From Roots to Leaves

Celery, a key player in the vegetable world, has many forms. There's common celery, known for its solid, crisp stalks, celeriac with its fleshy, underground stems, and leaf celery, which has long, hollow stalks. Here's where things get interesting: scientists recently created a detailed map of the c

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Dec 21 2024SCIENCE

AI's Unexpected Discoveries in 2024

In 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) showed its power in surprising ways. Scientists used AI and X-rays to read ancient scrolls from Herculaneum, Italy, that were buried by the Mount Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD. These scrolls are so delicate they can't be unrolled, but AI helped decode over 2, 000 c

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Dec 21 2024HEALTH

Health Pros and Climate Change: A Call to Action

Climate change is starting to hit people's health hard, and public health professionals are noticing. It's affecting both physical and mental well-being in communities across the U. S. To protect everyone equally, we need all sorts of plans and actions to tackle this issue. But here’s the thing: not

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Dec 21 2024SPORTS

Coach Pope’s New-Look Wildcats: A Surprising Success Story

It's not every day that a basketball coach takes his team to see a Broadway show. But that's exactly what Kentucky's Mark Pope did with his Wildcats. Just before a big game against Ohio State, the team saw "Hamilton. " This might not sound like a typical pre-game activity, but it says a lot about Po

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Dec 21 2024SCIENCE

Wiping Out Antibiotics in Water: Nanocomposites Save the Day!

Ciprofloxacin, a common antibiotic, is a tough guy that doesn't go away easily. When it ends up in water, it causes big problems for fish and other aquatic creatures. We need to get rid of it to keep our water clean and healthy. Scientists have found a cool way to break it down using tiny things cal

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Dec 21 2024POLITICS

Chicago School Boss Gets the Boot as Mayor Takes Control

Pedro Martinez, the schools chief of Chicago Public Schools, was unceremoniously fired on Friday. The city's school board, controlled by Mayor Brandon Johnson, made the decision after a closed-door meeting. This move follows a long-running dispute between the mayor and Martinez over educational poli

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Dec 21 2024SCIENCE

Saving Energy with a Powerful Urea-Oxidizing Catalyst

Clean energy is a big deal, and hydrogen is a superstar in this field. One cool way to generate hydrogen is by breaking down urea in water. This happens in a process called urea oxidation reaction (UOR). Scientists have created a special electro-catalyst to make this happen in salty water, similar t

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Dec 21 2024CRIME

Eight Convicted Over Teacher's Murder in Paris

In a significant court case, France's anti-terrorism court has found eight individuals guilty of their roles in the 2020 beheading of Samuel Paty, a teacher. Paty was killed after displaying cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in his classroom. The 18-year-old attacker, of Chechen heritage, was shot by

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