Hello, morning commuters, it's time to brace for some dense fog out there. The↑Midwest is drooling in a thick mist. Blame it on the warm nights, melting snow, and a whole lot of moisture floating around. Expect visibility to be as poor as the light on a moonless night until noon. So, what should you
Did you know that shoulder pain can really mess up a volleyball player's game? It happens a lot in female high school players, and it's not always due to injuries. Past studies haven't looked at all the ways this pain can affect performance, like how well players can move their shoulders, their musc
Sexual violence isn't always a part of war, but when it happens, it leaves deep wounds on survivors and their communities. This review takes a fresh look at recent studies on conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV). It dives into new findings and suggests where future research should head. CRSV is
January is a month full of surprises for tech lovers. Samsung is planning to unveil its highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series on January 22nd. But the excitement doesn't stop there. The company is reportedly planning to tease some other cool gadgets at the same event. Reminiscent of last year's
On December 12th, an Azerbaijani airliner crashed in Kazakhstan during an attempted landing. Out of the 67 people onboard, 38 lost their lives. The plane, an Embraer 190 operated by Azerbaijan Airlines, was headed from Baku to Grozny, Russia. Experts suggest that Russian air defense systems might ha
Managing ulcerative colitis (UC) often involves using a drug called infliximab (IFX). But should doctors track the drug's levels in the body (a process known as therapeutic drug monitoring, or TDM) to improve outcomes? The answer isn't clear-cut; TDM might provide better results, but is it cost-effe
Clozapine is a powerful drug used to treat people with schizophrenia who don't respond to other treatments. However, it can cause some nasty side effects, one of them being excessive drooling. We're talking puddles of saliva, which can make people feel pretty self-conscious and want to avoid social
When someone with cancer chooses to spend their final days at home, many things beyond their health come into play. A recent study looked into these social factors, which can make or break the decision to stay home. It's not just about the patient, but also about the people who care for them. Imagi
Ever wondered what happens to those who complete the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ASOPRS) fellowship? Let's dive into the career paths and societal contributions of these graduates from 2000 to 2021. First off, where do these surgeons end up practicing? It turn
Medical errors, or MEs, are a big deal around the world. They happen when healthcare goes wrong and can be really dangerous for patients. In China, a recent survey checked out what causes these errors among doctors and nurses. First, let's get into the nitty-gritty. This survey was a special kind c
