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Feb 08 2025HEALTH

Monkey Pox in the Congo: What's Going On?

For over fifty years, Monkey Pox (mpox) has been a recurring health issue in West and Central Africa. It's a disease that spreads from animals to humans, known as a zoonotic disease. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been one of the hardest hit by this. To fight this disease, it's cruci

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Feb 08 2025SCIENCE

Eighth Grader Uncovers Surprising Link Between Microplastics and Tumors

Microplastics are everywhere. In the water we drink, the food we eat, and even in our bodies. A 14-year-old discovered something alarming related to these tiny particles during a science project. She wondered what microplastics might do to our immune cells, so she did an experiment. It was discovere

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Feb 08 2025HEALTH

Obesity Among Iranian Children: Spotlight on Root Causes

Why is Obesity Among Iranian Kids a Problem. Obesity in children has serious consequences. If you consider economic impact and wellbeing and mental health and physical health it's clear. So it is a big deal. Still, Mapping the causes of childhood obesity is key to finding a solution. Figure out w

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Feb 08 2025HEALTH

Little Ones at Risk: When Breastfeeding Mums Lack Vitamin D

A lot of people don't realize that vitamin D deficiency is a big deal, especially for babies who are only breastfed, Breastfeeding is great, but if moms aren't getting enough vitamin D, their babies can have some serious issues. Babies who are born to mothers who are low on vitamin D can fa

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Feb 08 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Hollywood Hits Red Carpet for the Big 2023 Gift

Fame buzzed all over Hollywood for The 30th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards on Friday. It crossed into the best filmmaking and television honour scene at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. The star brighter planets Cynthia Erivo, Angelina Jolie, and Sarah Michelle Gellar were first tre

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Feb 08 2025HEALTH

Loving Hands and Different Roles:How Spouses and Adult Kids Help LTC Residents

In Ontario, Canada, family support doesn’t stop when a loved one moves into long-term care (LTC). A recent study looked into how spouses/partners and adult children pitch in to care for LTC residents. Spouses, with an average age of 76, tend to focus on practical tasks, like mealtimes and personal c

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Feb 08 2025HEALTH

What Happens When A Common Virus Mixes with Acetaminophen?

Teenager girl experiences serious liver issues after taking a popular pain killer. She was feeling miserable. Migraines are no joke. So, she turned to something many of us do when pain strikes: she took acetaminophen. The teenager’s body was already fighting off the Epstein-Barr virus (EB

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Feb 08 2025CELEBRITIES

Big Brother Blues: Andrew's Epstein Emails Stir Family Stir

Start with Prince Andrew. He's run into big trouble for his secretive relationship with infamous predator Jeffrey Epstein. Many people around the royal family think Andrew could not do something to keep out of trouble. The Palace was disappointed at him trying to fool everyone about his conversa

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Feb 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Chinese Tech Companies Join AI Race with New GPU Support

In the world of AI, things are heating up. Chinese tech companies are making big moves! For starters, Moore Threads and Kunlun, both of them are big names in Chinese AI hardware, have started supporting DeepSeek's AI models on their GPUs. This means that Moore Threads' MTT S80 and MTT S400

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Feb 08 2025SPORTS

Gamecock Legends: Three Players to Watch for Hall of Fame

One of the great universities in the US, South Carolina, will have a new face in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Sterling Sharpe, a standout wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers, has already been announced as the first University of South Carolina alumni to be inducted in 2025. I

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