Cranberry Township is buzzing with excitement over the upcoming Wegmans store, which is expected to bring a significant job boost to the area. The supermarket giant has teamed up with developer Sippel Enterprises LP to build its first Western Pennsylvania location on 13 acres near Cool Springs Drive
In the heart of California, firefighters battle the flames of the Sunset Fire. In the midst of this chaos, Viktor Makarskyy, the head of technology at GOES, finds his work hitting closer to home than ever. Makarskyy's invention, the GOES app, is a digital survival tool designed to help people in dis
Meet the army vet who's making waves in Colmar with a new sports training facility. This guy isn't just about getting people fit, he's about changing lives. He believes that sports can be a powerful tool for personal growth, and he wants to pass on that passion to the next generation. Ever heard of
Soils near an industrial park in Shandong Province, China, were found to contain 81 different perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). This was done using a new approach that helps scientists find unknown compounds without needing to know their structure beforehand. Among these PFAS, 12
Ever heard that what moms-to-be breathe can shape their baby's lung health? Scientists discovered that tiny pollution particles, called PM2. 5, can disrupt lung development during pregnancy. These tiny invaders, smaller than a human hair, sneak deep into the lungs, causing trouble. They come from ca
People depend on healthcare systems to stay healthy. That's why it's crucial for authorities to manage complaints effectively. This study focuses on developing a new tool in Iran called the Healthcare Complaints Analysis Tool (HCAT). The aim? To help understand and resolve complaints better. Resear
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
Latin America has been pouring money into healthcare, but the health of its people isn't improving as much as expected. Why is that? The answer might lie in how these countries use their resources. A recent study used a method called Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) to check the efficiency of healthc
Economic growth isn't just about numbers; it's about quality too. And the business environment plays a big role in shaping that quality. This study took a close look at how the business environment affects high-quality economic development. They used a complex system of indexes to measure this, look
Scientists decided to explore how conversations between Korean children and adults get going. They listened in on over 200 chats between 141 pairs, ranging from 7 to 30 months old. Just like in North America, they noticed something interesting: who starts the talk really matters. Both kids and adult
