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May 02 2025SCIENCE

The Impact of Water Conditions on Sea Lice Behavior

Sea lice are a big problem for the salmon industry in Chile. These tiny creatures go through different stages. In one stage, they can sense their host and start the parasitic phase. This is where things get interesting. Environmental factors like temperature and salinity can change how sea lice beha

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May 02 2025HEALTH

Wellington's E-Scooter Injuries: A Closer Look

The city of Wellington saw a new mode of transportation hit its streets in mid-2019. These were electric scooters, or e-scooters, which were introduced by commercial operators. These scooters are small, electric-powered vehicles that can reach speeds of up to 25 km/h. They are popular among city

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Apr 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Blackout Chaos in Europe

On Monday, a massive power failure struck several parts of Europe. It hit Spain, Portugal, and France. It caused trouble for important places like airports. This led to problems with travel and transport. The issue was traced back to a malfunction in the European electricity network. The main p

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Apr 28 2025HEALTH

Locked Away: When Jail Becomes the Mental Health Ward

In the small town of Polson, Montana, a grim reality unfolds. When someone accused of a crime needs mental health support, they often end up in a tiny, isolated jail cell. This is not a rare occurrence. Many people find themselves in this situation, waiting for a spot in the state's psychiatric hosp

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Apr 28 2025SPORTS

Christen Press: The Bench Warmer Dilemma

Christen Press, a key player for Angel City, has barely seen any game time this season. Since her return from a serious ACL injury and signing a one-year contract extension, fans expected to see more of her. However, she has only played a handful of minutes in a few games. This has left many support

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Apr 28 2025SPORTS

Soccer Skills: Speed and Direction Changes in Young Players

Speed and the ability to change direction quickly are crucial skills for young soccer players. These skills were put under the microscope in a recent study. The focus was on how quickly players can switch direction and how fast they can sprint. The research involved 71 male soccer players from juni

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Apr 28 2025HEALTH

Fighting Toxic Clumps in the Brain: Metal Mixes to the Rescue

The human brain is a complex organ, and sometimes it goes wrong. One big problem is amyloid aggregation. This is when proteins clump together and become toxic. These toxic clumps can speed up brain diseases. So, scientists are always looking for new ways to stop these clumps from forming. Two speci

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Apr 26 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Uncanny Connection: Twin Sisters and Their Viral Moment

In the vast world of the internet, strange and remarkable stories still manage to capture attention. Recently, a video of identical twins from Queensland, Australia, went viral. Bridgette and Paula Powers, known as the Twinnies, spoke in perfect sync during an interview. This wasn't their first b

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Apr 26 2025CRIME

Coeur d'Alene: A Safer Place to Live

Coeur d'Alene has seen a drop in serious crimes over the past year. The city recorded 637 major crimes in 2024. These crimes include things like severe assaults, robberies, arson, rape, and murder. This is a 12% drop from the previous year. This trend has been going on for a decade. In 2014, there w

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Apr 25 2025SCIENCE

The Hidden Power of Bacterial Genes in Plant Diseases

Bacterial fruit blotch (BFB) is a serious threat to cucurbit crops, such as watermelon and melon. The culprit behind this disease is Acidovorax citrulli. This bacteria needs carbon and nitrogen to grow and spread. It gets these essential nutrients from C4-dicarboxylates, which are like food for the

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