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Dec 29 2025HEALTH

Finland's Pancreatitis Puzzle: Fewer Cases, More Biliary Causes

Finland has seen a drop in acute pancreatitis (AP) cases. In the 1990s, over 70 out of 100, 000 people got it. Alcohol was the main cause, making up 70% of cases. This was different from most countries, where gallstones (biliary) were the top reason. Better tests and treatments have changed things.

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Dec 29 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Cruise Ship Stuck: Passengers Head Home Early

A cruise ship got stuck on a reef in Papua New Guinea (PNG) on Saturday. The Coral Adventurer, an Australian ship, was traveling through Morobe, Madang, and Sepik provinces when it hit strong currents and ended up on the reef. Everyone on board is safe, but the ship is stuck and tilting to the left.

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Dec 29 2025FINANCE

Tech Stocks See Ups and Downs

The stock market had a mixed day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average took a dip. This was mostly because Nvidia, a big tech company, saw its stock drop. But not all was bad news. DigitalBridge, another tech firm, saw its stock soar. This happened because of some exciting deal news. Tech stocks can be

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Dec 29 2025CRIME

Turkey's Ongoing Fight Against Terror: A Recent Clash

In a recent event, Turkish security forces faced a violent confrontation with ISIS militants. This happened during a late-night operation in the village of Elmalik, located in the western Yalova province. The clash resulted in the deaths of three police officers and injuries to eight others. The op

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Dec 29 2025CRIME

Your Phone Knows More Than You Think

Cellphones are like tiny detectives in our pockets, always gathering information. A forensic scientist pointed out that these devices hold a lot of data that could be used in court. This data includes search history, GPS locations, and even deleted messages. The scientist warned that people often do

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Dec 29 2025BUSINESS

Media Mergers: The Big Changes Coming in 2026

In 2026, the media world is going through big changes. Companies are merging, investing in new tech, and selling parts of their businesses. This is happening because streaming services are growing, and some rules about owning TV stations might change. Netflix made a huge deal to buy Warner Bros' st

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Dec 29 2025CRIME

The TV Boss Who Vanished: A Web of Lies and Unpaid Wages

In the world of TV production, trust is key. But for former employees of Bellum Entertainment, that trust turned into heartache. The company, once a bustling hub for true crime shows and documentaries, left a trail of unpaid workers and unanswered questions. At its peak, Bellum had over 30 shows in

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Dec 29 2025BUSINESS

Why AI Alone Won't Fix Your Business

AI is all the rage right now. Companies are rushing to add AI to everything, often just because it's trendy. This isn't always leading to real innovation. Instead, it's creating a lot of similar products that don't offer much new. This can't go on forever. Soon, bigger companies will likely buy up t

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Dec 29 2025HEALTH

Why Spanish-Speaking Adults with Chronic Pain Need Better Support

Chronic pain is tough, but it's even harder when you don't get the right help. Spanish-speaking adults often face worse outcomes than English speakers. This is a big problem that needs fixing. A recent study looked at why this happens. It talked to people with chronic pain and their healthcare prov

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Dec 29 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebs Who Kept Their Names and Those Who Didn't

In the entertainment world, names carry weight. Some stars stick with their original names, while others switch to something more familiar. This choice often reflects personal values and the industry's expectations. Many actors face pressure to change their names to something easier to pronounce or

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