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Nov 19 2024HEALTH

Doctors and the Ethics of Money in Medicine: A Look at Fertility Treatments

Medicine has long been entangled with money, sparking debates on ethics. Most discussions focus on doctors interacting with pharmaceutical companies, but let's explore another side: the role of commerce in healthcare delivery. Take Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), for instance. It's mostly ha

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Nov 19 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Actor Paul Teal, Known for 'One Tree Hill, ' Passes Away at 35

Paul Teal, a familiar face on both the small and big screens, and a talented stage actor, has sadly left us at the age of 35. The news came out on Friday, with sources confirming that Teal passed away in Raleigh, North Carolina. His partner, Emilia Torello, shared that the cause of his untimely deat

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Nov 19 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Exploring Victorian London: Assassin's Creed Syndicate's Fresh Start

Did you ever dream of strolling through the bustling streets of Victorian London? Assassin's Creed Syndicate has just gotten a significant boost, enhancing its gameplay to a silky-smooth 60 frames per second. This game, often overshadowed by others in the series, follows the adventures of two distin

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Nov 19 2024SCIENCE

Heat Waves & Guppy Appetites: How Warm Water Spells Trouble for Freshwater Life

Global warming is heating up freshwater habitats, and non-native fish are invading these places. Usually, scientists look at these issues separately, but they're both big threats to biodiversity. Fish are ectotherms, meaning their bodies are influenced by the temperature of their water. So, when wat

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Nov 19 2024CELEBRITIES

Celebrities Prove They're Brainy Too on Jeopardy!

Celebrities are not just famous for their acting or comedy, but some have also shown their smarts on the game show Jeopardy! . Over the years, these stars have collectively won millions for charity. Here are some celebs who've proven they’re as good at trivia as they are at their day jobs. Lisa Ann

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Nov 19 2024SCIENCE

The Hidden Effort of an Octopus's Color Show

Ever wondered how much energy an octopus uses to change colors? It turns out, it's not as easy as you might think! Scientists discovered that these sea creatures use a lot of energy for their color-changing tricks. They found this out by snipping tiny pieces of octopus skin and measuring the oxygen

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Nov 18 2024ENVIRONMENT

Rainfall's Role in Timing and Impact of Hydrothermal Factors on Growing Season End in Chinese Semi-Arid Regions

Ever wondered how climate change affects the end of the growing season in dry areas? Let's talk about a study that looked into this in a semi-arid part of China. The researchers used satellite data to find out when typical grasslands stop growing, and how changes in rainfall and temperature affect t

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Nov 18 2024EDUCATION

Parents' Views on Sex Ed: Religion and School Type Matter

In Australia, some parents aren't thrilled about comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in schools. Let's dive into why that is. Research shows that religiosity plays a big role. Parents who are very religious tend to be more opposed to CSE. This makes sense, right? Many religions have strong belie

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Nov 18 2024HEALTH

Understanding Life After Esophagectomy: Patient Voices Matter

Esophagectomy, a major surgery to remove the esophagus, can really shake up a patient's life. Studies show that while it's good for survival, it's tough on daily living. Patients often face big, lasting changes in how they live. Doctors mostly look at survival rates and major side effects when choos

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Nov 18 2024TECHNOLOGY

Speeding Up Multi-Vector Retrieval with CITADEL

Ever wondered why it takes so long to find the exact information you need? Multi-vector retrieval methods, which mix the best of both worlds from sparse and dense search techniques, are incredibly effective but slow and space-hungry. Enter CITADEL, a new way of thinking about token routing that make

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