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May 10 2025HEALTH

Heart Health Concerns in Ghana's HIV Community

In Ghana, a significant worry has emerged in the health sector. People living with HIV face an increased risk of heart problems. This is due to a mix of factors, including lifestyle choices and the long-term use of HIV medications. A recent investigation focused on this issue in the Western Region o

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May 09 2025ENTERTAINMENT

New York's Film and TV Industry Gets a Boost

New York State has just given its film and TV production industry a significant boost. Governor Kathy Hochul has signed off on an expanded budget that includes enhanced incentives for productions. This move comes after a week of uncertainty following Donald Trump’s proposal for tariffs on content pr

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May 09 2025POLITICS

Student's Freedom Ordered by Judge After ICE Detention

A student from Tufts University was finally set free after spending weeks in detention. This decision came from a federal judge in Vermont. The judge made it clear that the student's detention was unjust. The student, Rumeysa Ozturk, was grabbed by ICE agents in March. This happened right outsid

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May 09 2025POLITICS

Food Safety First: UK's Stance on US Beef Imports

The UK has reached a deal with the US to boost beef trade. This has sparked concerns about food safety standards. The government has reassured the public that hormone-treated beef will not be allowed into the country. The UK has strict rules about food safety. These rules will not change because

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May 09 2025HEALTH

Telehealth and Suicide Prevention in Emergency Rooms

In the U. S. , mental health issues account for about 7% of emergency room visits. This is a significant number, highlighting the urgent need for effective mental health care in these settings. Telehealth, or telemedicine, is becoming more common in emergency rooms. It allows doctors to provide ment

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May 09 2025TECHNOLOGY

Smart Batteries: The Future of Energy Storage?

What if batteries could think for themselves? A clever design for lithium-sulfur batteries has been created. It is a lot like the way our brains work. This new battery system uses tiny modules that work together. These modules are like little brains. They can talk to each other and share tasks.

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May 08 2025POLITICS

The Unlikely Path to Surgeon General

The White House has a new candidate for the role of surgeon general. Dr. Casey Means is the chosen one. She is known for her work in wellness and her close ties to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This change comes after the withdrawal of Janette Nesheiwat, who was Trump's first pick for the job. Trump has hi

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May 08 2025SCIENCE

Brain Waves and Teamwork: What Happens When We Work Together Without Words

The way our brains work together when we do things as a team without speaking has been studied using a cool method called EEG-hyperscanning. This method shows that when people work together without talking, their brain waves sync up in different ways. This syncing is influenced by what they are doin

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May 08 2025HEALTH

Robots vs. Humans: Fixing Tummy Bulges

Hernias are a common issue. They happen when an internal part of the body pushes through a weakness in the muscle or surrounding tissue. Ventral hernias are a type of hernia that occurs in the abdominal wall. They can be painful and may require surgery to fix. Two methods are often used to repair th

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May 08 2025SCIENCE

The Ever-Changing Moral Compass

People often think of morality as a fixed set of rules. But what if it's more like a work in progress? Recent studies suggest that our moral decisions are flexible and can change based on new information and experiences. This means that our idea of right and wrong is not set in stone. It's more like

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