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Jan 15 2025EDUCATION

How French Sign Language Handles Mistakes

Ever wondered how well people who use French Sign Language (LSF) can understand signs that are not perfectly pronounced? Researchers decided to find out. They created a little experiment where LSF users watched videos of signs that were slightly off. These signs had changes in how the hand was shape

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Jan 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tesla’s Updated Model Y Hits Asia-Pacific Roads: What’s New?

Tesla has recently rolled out its refreshed 2025 Model Y in the Asia-Pacific region. This updated model, codenamed "Juniper, " comes with revamped styling to stay competitive with brands like Kia and Volvo. While it keeps the same chunky frame as previous models, the new Model Y boasts a slicker loo

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Jan 15 2025SCIENCE

Plant NLR Resistosomes: How They Form and Function

Imagine you're a plant facing an invading pathogen. Just like we have an immune system, plants have their own defenders – NLR proteins. When they sense trouble, these proteins gather together to form higher-order structures called resistosomes. These resistosomes are crucial in fighting off intruder

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Jan 15 2025TECHNOLOGY

Sneak Peek at Galaxy S25: Cameras, UI, and Pre-Order Details!

Just in time for Samsung's upcoming launch, new leaks have surfaced showing off the Galaxy S25 series. The latest images, shared by Evan Blass, give us a close-up look at the camera design and a glimpse of One UI 7. The Galaxy S25 and S25+ are shown in a dark blue color, with the camera ring matchin

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Jan 14 2025TECHNOLOGY

Android 16: Is a Vertical Volume Slider the New Normal?

Ever wished your Android device's volume slider looked a bit more modern? Android 16 might just be answering that wish! The latest developer preview showed off a new look for volume controls. Instead of the usual horizontal bar, Google is switching to a vertical slider. One side is dark, and the oth

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Jan 14 2025HEALTH

Why Some People's Brains Tell Them to Keep Eating

Ever wonder why some people have a harder time stopping themselves from eating? Well, it might have something to do with the way their brains get signals about hunger and fullness. Scientists studied what happens when changes, called variants, occur in a protein called MRAP2. This protein helps guid

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Jan 14 2025HEALTH

Peficitinib: A New Hope for Rare Joint Tumors

Imagine a tough, benign tumor that grows in your joints and often comes back even after surgery. That's diffuse-type tenosynovial giant cell tumor (dTGCT) for you. Scientists are on a mission to find better drugs to treat this sneaky tumor. They've been looking at a signaling pathway called JAK/STAT

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Jan 14 2025SCIENCE

Discovering Cell-Based Sensors for EGF Detection

Ever wondered how scientists keep an eye on cellular interactions? One fascinating approach involves using live cells as tiny detectors. Epidermal growth factor (EGF) plays a serious role in cancer development, so tracking its activity is crucial. Traditional lab methods have drawbacks, but now, the

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Biden's Foreign Policy Advice to Trump's Second Term

Hey, have you heard? President Biden recently shared some insights on his foreign policy moves, aiming to set a solid table for the next guy, Donald Trump. Yep, you read that right! Biden’s crew believes they've bolstered our international alliances, especially during those tense moments like Russia

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Jan 14 2025BUSINESS

Texas Leads Business Bankruptcies, Houston Court Rebounds Post-Scandal

In 2024, Texas emerged as the top state for business bankruptcies in the U. S. Surprisingly, Houston saw a dip in filings due to a scandal at the courthouse. The Southern District of Texas, known for its intricate bankruptcy cases, experienced a drop in filings after a judge stepped down. However, i

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