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Feb 28 2025HEALTH

How COVID-19 Changed the Policy Game

The COVID-19 pandemic was a big wake-up call. It showed us how important it is to use solid evidence when making big decisions. Policymakers had to scramble to find reliable information to guide their actions. This rush highlighted a big problem: we need a better way to organize and use evidence, es

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Feb 28 2025SCIENCE

Light Up Your World: How Special Molecules React to Different Liquids

Imagine tiny molecules that change their behavior based on the liquid they're in. These aren't your average molecules; they're special ones called 2-aryl-3H-1, 3-benzazaphosphole oxide, or ABPO for short. These molecules have a unique trick: they can absorb and emit light in different ways depending

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Feb 28 2025EDUCATION

Bridging the Gap: Indigenous Students in Science

Indigenous students face big hurdles in biomedical science and pharmacy research. These challenges come from long-standing issues and educational systems that don't always fit their needs. But there's hope. The University of Newcastle (UoN) is taking steps to change this. The UoN set up the

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Feb 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Turning Old Jeans into New Treasures

Denim is everywhere. It's tough, it's blue, and it's a staple in closets worldwide. But what happens when our favorite jeans wear out? Most end up in landfills or are burned, which is a huge waste. Over 80% of discarded denim meets this fate. That's a lot of wasted material. Imagine if we c

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Feb 27 2025POLITICS

What Happens When States Take Over Education?

The idea of dismantling the U. S. Education Department and handing over control to the states has been a hot topic. The White House has hinted at big changes, but the details are still fuzzy. The states are not ready for this huge task. They are confused and asking many questions. The biggest wo

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Feb 27 2025EDUCATION

Protesters at Barnard Demand Answers

A group of pro-Palestinian activists made a bold move on Wednesday. They decided to occupy Milbank Hall at Barnard College in Manhattan. This wasn't just any ordinary protest. It was a sit-in. The activists had a clear goal. They wanted to take over the area outside Dean Leslie Grinage's office. Why

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Feb 27 2025EDUCATION

Why Do Some Nursing Students Struggle with the NCLEX-RN?

Nursing students often face a big challenge when they graduate: the NCLEX-RN exam. This test is crucial because it decides if they can become registered nurses. But what happens when students don't pass? This is a big deal because it affects their future careers. So, researchers wanted to figure out

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Feb 27 2025HEALTH

Cancer's Hidden Struggles in Northern Ghana

Cancer is a big problem in Ghana, and it's even worse in the north. People there don't always stick to the medical treatments they're given. Why? That's a mystery that needs solving. First, let's talk about the big picture. Cancer is a tough fight anywhere, but in northern Ghana, it's even harder.

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Feb 27 2025POLITICS

Moms Speak Out: What Low-Income Families Really Need

Imagine being a mom trying to make ends meet. You're juggling kids, work, and a tight budget. What do you think about when you hear "government programs"? For many low-income mothers in the US, it's not just about paperwork and red tape. It's about real-life needs like affordable childcare and fun a

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Feb 27 2025HEALTH

Tooth Trouble: Crown or Implant?

First, let's talk about what happens when a tooth is badly decayed. You might have to decide between fixing the tooth with a root canal and a crown, or removing the tooth and getting an implant. A root canal is a procedure where the infected pulp inside the tooth is cleaned out. Then, a crown is pl

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