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Jan 04 2026EDUCATION

Why Religion Research Might Be Missing the Mark

The Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) is a key tool for assessing research quality, especially in religion studies. However, it has some significant blind spots that could skew our understanding of the field. For starters, the number of religion-related records in the A&HCI has remained rela

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Jan 04 2026HEALTH

Dog Joint Issues: A Common Problem in Sweden's Canine Companions

In Sweden, many young adult dogs face joint problems. Hip and elbow dysplasia (HD and ED) are two serious conditions that affect dogs' mobility. These issues are common in various breeds. A recent study aimed to find out how widespread these problems are and if they are linked. The study looked at

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Jan 04 2026HEALTH

Gaming's Hidden Ache: The Unseen Pain of Esports Athletes

Esports has exploded in popularity, with millions tuning in to watch competitive gaming. But behind the screens, players are facing a silent battle. The nature of esports, involving long hours of sitting and repeating the same movements, is taking a toll on their bodies. Musculoskeletal issues are b

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Jan 02 2026HEALTH

How Does the Karafs App Measure Up for Users?

The Karafs app is a big deal in Iran, with almost 5 million people using it for diet plans, cooking tips, and fitness advice. But how easy is it to use? A recent study tried to figure that out by asking users to talk through their experience. The study used a method called think-aloud, where users

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Dec 31 2025POLITICS

Iran's Economic Crisis Sparks Widespread Unrest

Iran is facing a serious economic crisis. The value of the Iranian rial has dropped sharply. One US dollar is now worth 1. 45 million rials, compared to 820, 000 rials a year ago. This means the average Iranian worker's monthly wage is worth just over $100. Basic food and supplies are eating up enti

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Dec 31 2025SPORTS

China's Football Reform: A Decade of Changes and Challenges

In 2025, China will celebrate ten years since the launch of its football reform plan. This reform has been a big deal, aiming to improve the sport in the country. To see how well it's doing, experts have been looking at the policies put in place. They used different methods to check these policies.

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

When Your Business Hits a Wall: Time to Break Old Habits

Businesses often hit a snag when the boss is too involved. This isn't a sign of failure. It's just that the habits that helped the business grow can later slow it down. The good news? This can be fixed. The catch? The boss has to make the first move. First, find the problem spots. Ask, "What stops

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Dec 27 2025BUSINESS

Earthquake Shakes Up TSMC's Operations

In a sudden turn of events, TSMC, the biggest name in chip manufacturing, had to evacuate a few of its buildings in the Hsinchu science park. This happened after a recent earthquake. The company quickly sprang into action to ensure everyone's safety. They followed their emergency plans, moving peopl

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Dec 27 2025WEATHER

Southern California's Weather Woes: Rain, Floods, and Fire Scars

Southern California has seen its share of weather troubles lately. After a very wet Christmas, the rain is finally slowing down. But the ground is still soaked, so any more rain could cause more flooding and mudslides. Sadly, at least three people have lost their lives because of this storm. Meteor

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Dec 26 2025WEATHER

California's Wet Christmas: What's Next?

Southern California is still dealing with the aftermath of heavy rain. The storm, which started on Christmas Eve, brought a lot of water from the Pacific. It caused flooding, road damage, and evacuations. The good news is that the worst is almost over. The weather service says the weekend will be dr

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