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Jun 17 2025SCIENCE

Building Better Brain Models: A Layered Approach

Scientists are always looking for new ways to study the brain. One big challenge is creating 3D models that act like the real thing. Traditional methods have some issues. They use thick gels that can slow down cell activity and stop nerve cells from connecting properly. This makes it hard to see how

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Jun 16 2025CRIME

Uncovering the Hidden Truths of Child Grooming in England and Wales

A recent audit has shed light on the troubling issue of child sexual exploitation by grooming gangs in England and Wales. The review, led by Baroness Casey, was commissioned by the government to examine existing data and evidence on the nature and scale of group-based child sexual abuse. The repor

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Jun 16 2025CELEBRITIES

A Royal Mom's Gentle Guidance

The British public got a glimpse into the royal family's daily life during a recent event. A lip reader picked up on a quiet moment between Kate Middleton and her youngest son, Prince Louis. This happened as they were heading back inside Buckingham Palace after the Red Arrows flypast. Middleton had

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Jun 16 2025EDUCATION

Harvard's New Research Funding Strategy

A Turkish private equity firm has come to the rescue of a Harvard research lab. The lab focuses on biological research. This move comes as the university faces significant funding cuts from the Trump administration. The deal is quite unusual. It involves a lab run by a professor of genetics and meta

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Jun 16 2025HEALTH

How to Measure Virtual Doctor Visits

Virtual doctor visits have become a big part of healthcare since the COVID-19 pandemic. But how do we know if these online appointments are as good as in-person ones? That's a tricky question. There's not much info out there on how to check the quality of virtual care. This is a problem because

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Jun 16 2025SCIENCE

Unseen Shadows: How Dark Matter Might Be Making Stars Flicker

Dark matter is a big mystery in space. It makes up most of the universe, but scientists can't see it or figure out what it is. Some scientists think that dark matter might be clumping together and acting like lampshades. These "lampshades" could drift between Earth and distant stars, making them loo

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Jun 16 2025HEALTH

Breathing Fire: The Science Behind Kapalbhati's Brain Boost

Kapalbhati is a yogic breathing exercise that involves quick, powerful exhales and easy inhales. It's been around for ages, and people often talk about how it cleanses the body, improves lung function, and sharpens the mind. But how does it actually work? What's happening inside the brain and body d

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Jun 16 2025EDUCATION

The Power of Paper: Kublai Khan's Secret Weapons

Kublai Khan, the grandson of Genghis Khan, took over a vast but divided empire. This empire stretched across Central Asia and was made up of various tribes from modern-day Mongolia, China, and southern Russia. Kublai's big task was to unite these tribes and create a lasting dynasty. The Yuan Dynast

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Jun 16 2025HEALTH

Domestic Violence: The Hidden Struggle of Saudi Women

The impact of domestic violence on Saudi women is a serious issue that often goes unnoticed. It's not just about physical harm. It also deeply affects mental health and overall well-being. A recent study dug into this problem. It looked at how domestic violence links to mental health issues like dep

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Jun 16 2025SCIENCE

Unraveling the Mystery of Tractography Variability

Tractography is a complex process. It can be influenced by many factors. These include the quality of the data, the choices made by the operator, and even biological differences. Noise and motion can also play a role. Even small decisions or overlooked details can lead to big differences in the

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