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Nov 24 2024SCIENCE

Stressed Baby Mice: How Early Life Influences Adult Behavior

Ever wonder how our early experiences can shape who we become? Scientists are learning a lot from baby mice. These tiny rodents reveal that early stress can significantly alter their behavior when they grow up. For male mice, it’s like they become less interested in hanging out with friends and more

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Nov 24 2024CELEBRITIES

Sammy Hagar Wants to Mend Fences with Alex Van Halen: A Prominent Rocker's Open Letter

Sammy Hagar recently opened up about his desire to reconnect with former bandmate, drummer Alex Van Halen. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Hagar expressed remorse over Alex's exclusion in his new book "Brothers, " which ignores the post-David Lee Roth era of the band. Hagar, who took over as Van

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Nov 24 2024SPORTS

Giants Rookie Tommy DeVito Gets a Shot

Meet Tommy DeVito, a rookie quarterback from New Jersey who's just gotten his big break with the Giants. The team has been struggling, with a low-scoring offense and an unfortunate 2-8 record. After benching Daniel Jones, who later requested his release, Coach Brian Daboll decided it was time to giv

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Nov 23 2024SCIENCE

Stellar Snapshots: Two Books Celebrate Space Telescope Discoveries

Did you know that two fascinating books have just hit the shelves, taking us on a journey through the cosmos? These books, "Portraits of the Universe" by Jason Steffen and "Pillars of Creation" by Richard Panek, are shining a spotlight on the incredible discoveries made by two significant space tele

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Nov 22 2024POLITICS

A Mysterious Fall: A Renowned Ballet Dancer’s Untimely Death

Imagine for a moment, the vibrant life of a passionate Russian ballet dancer, Vladimir Shklyarov. He was known as much for his artistry on stage as for his outspoken criticism against Russia’s actions in Ukraine. Shklyarov, a principal dancer at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, suddenly plum

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Nov 22 2024HEALTH

Unraveling the Genetic Puzzle of Dilated Cardiomyopathy

Dilated cardiomyopathy, or DCM, is a big deal in the world of heart health. It's one of the top reasons people need heart transplants. Scientists recently did a huge study, looking at the genomes of over 14, 000 DCM cases and left ventricular traits of more than 36, 000 people from the UK Biobank. T

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Nov 22 2024BUSINESS

Why Oil Isn't Always a Blessing: Yemen's Story

You'd think having lots of oil would make a country rich, but that’s not always the case. Some countries with plenty of natural resources have slower economic growth. This is what people call the "resource curse. " Most studies look at rich countries, but what about a place like Yemen, which is new

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Nov 22 2024HEALTH

Boosting Heart Health: A Different Approach to Exercise and Pain Relief

Heart failure can make it hard for people to do much physical activity because they get very out of breath and tired. This happens when the tiny blood vessels in the body aren't doing their job right, and the muscles can't get the energy they need. Myofascial release techniques (MRT) are a way to im

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Nov 21 2024SCIENCE

First Glimpse Beyond Milky Way: A Hidden Star's Past Lives

Ever wondered what a star might look like up close? Scientists have just snapped the first detailed pic of a star in a different galaxy. This star, WOH G64, is a real monster, weighing in at about 2, 000 times the mass of our sun. It's a red supergiant, currently hanging out in the Large Magellanic

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Nov 21 2024HEALTH

New Hope in Treating Lung Scarring: Meet GS-2278

Scientists have unearthed a promising drug called GS-2278 that could potentially treat a condition known as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). IPF is a serious lung disease that causes scarring and makes it hard to breathe. The drug works by blocking a specific receptor in the body called LPAR1, w

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