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Dec 18 2024HEALTH

How Gender Reporting in Physiotherapy Trials Needs Improvement

You might think that all studies on physiotherapy treatments take sex and gender into account. But guess what? They often don't. A recent review looked into this issue and found some surprising gaps. Researchers went through lots of studies to see how well they reported on sex and gender. What they

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Dec 17 2024CRIME

The Murder Trial of Bob Lee's Killer: A Closer Look

A San Francisco jury found IT consultant Nima Momeni guilty of second-degree murder in the 2023 stabbing death of tech executive Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App. The verdict was announced on Tuesday, following a week of jury deliberations that began on December 4. Momeni was acquitted of the more s

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Dec 17 2024HEALTH

Heart Beats Gone Wild: The Story of Atrial Fibrillation

Let's talk about atrial fibrillation (AF), a heart condition affecting around 10. 55 million adults in the US. Why should we care? Well, AF doesn't just make your heart beat irregularly; it also puts you at a much higher risk for serious health issues like strokes, heart failure, heart attacks, deme

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Dec 17 2024HEALTH

Why the Debate Over Mohs Surgery and Melanoma Matters

The medical world is divided on whether to use Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) for early-stage melanoma. Some doctors insist on randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to prove MMS is better than the traditional wide local excision. The problem is, there aren't any RCTs yet, but plenty of studies show M

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

CBD and Breast Cancer Anxiety: A New Hope?

Imagine you're a woman with advanced breast cancer, constantly worried about your health. Scans are a regular part of your life, but they also bring a lot of anxiety. What if there was a way to ease that worry? That's where cannabidiol, or CBD, comes in. It's a compound found in cannabis, and some s

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Dec 16 2024CRIME

A Murder on Honeymoon: Fiji Court's Verdict

In the picturesque setting of Fiji, a man from Memphis, Tennessee, named Bradley Robert Dawson, found himself on trial for a tragic crime. The 40-year-old was accused of murdering his wife, Christe Chen, during their honeymoon at the luxurious Turtle Island resort in the Yasawa archipelago in 2022.

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Dec 16 2024POLITICS

Syria’s Assad: Russia Evacuated Me, No Plans to Leave

After the fall of Damascus, ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad admits he didn't plan to leave the country. He claims the Russian military stepped in to evacuate him after their base faced an attack. This newly revealed side of Assad's story sheds light on the chaotic situation in Syria and the rol

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Dec 15 2024SCIENCE

Marine Microalgae: A Sustainable Solution for Industries

Did you know that tiny marine plants, called microalgae, are making big waves in industries? They're not just adding color to your favorite smoothie; these powerhouses are being grown in special buildings or open spaces to create biomass. This biomass is a hot commodity for making food, medicines, c

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Dec 15 2024HEALTH

Unlocking the Power of Protein Interactions: New Drugs for Cancer

Proteins are like tiny workers in our bodies, and they often team up to get things done. These partnerships, called protein-protein interactions (PPIs), are crucial for many important jobs, like telling cells when to grow or fixing damaged DNA. When these interactions go wrong, they can cause diseas

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Dec 14 2024POLITICS

Train Rider’s Trial Sparks Mixed Reactions

A few days ago, a jury unanimously found Daniel Penny not guilty. Following the verdict, former Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. expressed his dismay, stating that Penny's prosecution should never have happened. The incident took place in May 2023. Daniel Penny was on an uptown train when

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