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Jun 11 2025HEALTH

A New Hope for Eye Cancer Treatment

A new method of treating a type of eye cancer is being tested. This cancer is called choroidal malignant melanoma. It grows in the eye's choroid layer. The treatment uses carbon-ion radiotherapy with a rotating beam. This approach was started in March 2018 at a hospital in Japan. The goal was to see

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Jun 10 2025BUSINESS

Sizewell C: A Long-Term Plan for UK Energy

The UK government has made a significant move by committing 14. 2 billion pounds to the Sizewell C nuclear power plant project. This investment is aimed at boosting the country's energy security and creating jobs. The prime minister has emphasized that this is not a blank check but a strategic inves

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

Mysteries Unfold in a Distant Star System

A young star system in the constellation Musca is grabbing attention. This system, located 307 light-years away, is home to two massive gas giants. These planets are still in the process of forming, making them bright and visible to astronomers. The star at the center of this system is incredibly yo

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Jun 10 2025SPORTS

Oakmont Country Club Hosts the 125th U. S. Open

The 125th U. S. Open is about to start on Thursday at Oakmont Country Club. This is a big deal for golf fans. The first round will kick off with some exciting matchups. The USA Network and Peacock will broadcast the action live. Viewers can catch the featured groups exclusively on Peacock. The

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Jun 10 2025BUSINESS

The Media Giant's Big Split: What's Next for Warner Bros Discovery?

The media world is buzzing with the news of Warner Bros Discovery's big move. Just a few years back, the company was formed through a massive merger. Now, it's splitting into two separate entities, each with its own path forward. The streaming and studios side, which includes big names like HBO and

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Why Do Some People Struggle to Stick to Their Insulin Routine?

Insulin is a lifeline for many people with Type 2 diabetes (T2D). It plays a crucial role in managing the condition. As the body's ability to produce insulin declines, many people with T2D need to rely on insulin therapy to keep their blood sugar levels in check. However, sticking to an insulin r

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Jun 10 2025HEALTH

Can Screening and Care Boost Recovery After a Stroke?

After a stroke, many people face emotional and cognitive challenges. But does checking for these issues and providing care really help? A recent study aimed to find out. It focused on how screening and care for emotional and cognitive problems might improve a person's ability to take part in society

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Jun 10 2025SCIENCE

Unveiling the Power of Fluorescent Sensors in Antibiotics

The ability to tell apart different types of aminoglycosides is a big deal in medical science. This is because these antibiotics come in various forms, each with unique properties and effects. Recently, a clever method was devised to create a sensor array. This array can distinguish between these di

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Jun 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Hot Can Razor Clams Handle It?

Climate change is making summers harsher. This is bad news for razor clams. They are dying in large numbers due to the extreme heat. So, scientists wanted to find out which razor clams can handle the heat best. They looked at two groups of razor clams. These groups live in the same area but come fro

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Jun 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

China's Electricity Shift: Balancing Market and Green Goals

China's power sector is in a tough spot. It's stuck with an old, state-controlled system and it's one of the world's biggest polluters. To fix this, China is trying to switch to a market-based system. This change isn't easy. It's like trying to turn a big, old ship around in the middle of the ocean.

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