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Dec 02 2024HEALTH

Fasting with Diabetes: How Different Types of Insulin Work During Ramadan

Fasting during Ramadan can be risky for people with type 2 diabetes and kidney disease. Doctors often suggest using insulin analogues instead of human insulin to avoid low blood sugar and keep blood glucose levels steady. But is there enough proof that these insulin types are safe and work well for

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Dec 02 2024TECHNOLOGY

Europe's Space Comeback: A United Vision

Andrius Kubilius, Europe's new Defense and Space Commissioner, has set his sights high. He wants Europe to become a major player in space once again. But he faces some big challenges. Money is tight, and each European country has its own space rules. Kubilius believes that creating a unified space l

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Dec 02 2024SCIENCE

Revolutionizing Li Metal Batteries: The Power of Nanorods and Pyrene-based Frames

Li-ion batteries face a major hurdle: uneven lithium deposition, leading to metal spikes and reduced lifespan. Scientists have found a clever solution in nanorods. These tiny, highly crystalline rods are made from a special organic framework that includes pyrene. Think of them as tiny highways for l

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Dec 01 2024HEALTH

Fasting with Type 1 Diabetes During Ramadan: Managing Blood Sugar Levels

For people with type 1 diabetes, fasting during Ramadan can be extra challenging. They might have to go hours without food or water, which can make their blood sugar levels go crazy. Doctors usually suggest avoiding fasting, but some people still choose to do it. In that case, they need to watch the

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Dec 01 2024SPORTS

Brandon Ingram's Agent Change: New Chapter Ahead?

Hey, did you hear? Brandon Ingram, the star forward of the New Orleans Pelicans, has decided to change his agent. Bye-bye, Excel Sports Management; hello, Klutch Sports Group, headed by Rich Paul. So, why the switch? Let's zoom in. Ingram's offseason wasn't exactly a breeze. No contract extension, n

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Dec 01 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Streaming Deal Alert: Two Months of Paramount+ Plus Showtime for Cheap

Looking for a great Black Friday deal? Check out this offer: you can get two months of Paramount+ and Showtime for just $6 a month. The deal is available until December 4th. Paramount+, formerly CBS All Access, is known for its original series like Star Trek: Discovery and a growing selection of spo

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Nov 30 2024TECHNOLOGY

Upgrade Your Space with Samsung Frame TV: Black Friday Bargain

This Black Friday, give your home a stylish upgrade with the Samsung 55-Inch Class The Frame Series TV. Originally priced at $1497. 99, you can now snag it for $897. 99, saving you a cool $600. This isn't just any TV; it's a blend of technology and art. With a customizable frame and Art Mode, it tur

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Nov 30 2024TECHNOLOGY

A New Twist in Missile Technology: China's Hybrid Boron Ramjet

Imagine an engine that can blast through the skies and then continue its journey underwater. Sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, right? Well, researchers in China have made it a reality with the world's first boron ramjet engine that works both in the air and underwater. This isn't

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Nov 30 2024HEALTH

Unlocking Bone's Secrets: Raman Spectroscopy and Human Collagens

Imagine if doctors could really understand what's happening deep inside our bones, not just see the overall shape. That's what Raman spectroscopy might help achieve, especially for the collagen part of our bones. The NHS spends a lot of money treating bone issues like osteoarthritis and osteoporosis

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Nov 29 2024SCIENCE

Speaking Through Rules or Data?

How do computers grasp human language? They either follow grammar rules or learn from extensive data, similar to us humans. A Dutch study had two computer systems doing just that. One stuck to rules, while the other soaked up loads of data. After three years, the verdict was in. The rule-follower su

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