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Jun 21 2025HEALTH

Stopping Seizure Pills: What Patients Think

Epilepsy is a common condition. It is usually treated with antiseizure medications. These drugs have side effects. They can also be stopped after a while. This is because the risk of seizures goes down with time. But, there is not much research on how patients decide to stop these medications. The

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Jun 21 2025HEALTH

The Impact of Drug Choices on Stroke-Related Seizures

Post-stroke epilepsy (PSE) is a condition that affects many people who have had a stroke. The good news is that most individuals with PSE can manage their seizures effectively with the right medications. These medications are known as anti-seizure medications (ASMs). However, not all ASMs are create

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Jun 20 2025HEALTH

Napping and Early Death: What's the Connection?

The idea that napping might be linked to an increased risk of early death has been explored in a recent study. This study tracked the sleep patterns of over 86, 000 healthy adults in their middle years. The results showed that those who frequently took naps, especially in the early afternoon, had a

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Jun 20 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Surprising Serenade: Rachel Zegler's Free Performance in London

Rachel Zegler, the star of "Snow White, " is making waves in London with her role as Eva Perón in a new production of "Evita. " The most talked-about moment of the show happens offstage. Halfway through the performance, Zegler steps onto a balcony outside the London Palladium and sings "Don't Cry

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Jun 20 2025HEALTH

The Future of Clinical Trials: A Patient-First Approach

The way clinical trials are conducted is changing. More and more, the focus is on making them easier for patients to take part in. This shift is happening because of something called decentralized clinical trials or DCTs. These trials use modern technology to bring the clinical trial experience to t

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Jun 20 2025HEALTH

Understanding ACL Revision Challenges

The world of sports medicine is full of puzzles. One of those puzzles is figuring out why some ACL revision surgeries fail. When an ACL revision surgery fails, it often means the graft tears again. This is a big problem for athletes and active individuals. It sets them back and can even end their ca

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Jun 20 2025TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's Next Flip Phone: Bigger, Better, and Bolder?

Samsung is gearing up for a big reveal with its upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 7. The latest buzz suggests that the tech giant is set to make some significant improvements to its foldable phone lineup. One of the most notable changes? A much larger outer display. This isn't just about making the screen bigg

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Jun 20 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Justin Bieber's Memorable Moment with Paparazzi

Justin Bieber has been making waves on Instagram. He has been sharing selfies with songs that have the phrase, "on business. " This is a nod to a recent encounter he had with a persistent photographer. The incident was captured in a video shared by Page Six. In the video, Bieber can be heard saying,

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Jun 19 2025POLITICS

Celebrating Freedom: Juneteenth Events Adapt to Modern Challenges

Juneteenth, marking the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas finally learned of their freedom, is a significant day in American history. However, this year, celebrations faced new hurdles. In Bend, Oregon, organizers initially called off their public festival due to safety concerns, reflecting

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Jun 19 2025SCIENCE

Wheat's Secret Weapon Against Drought

Wheat is a big deal worldwide. It feeds billions, but droughts are a huge problem. They mess with the yield and quality of the crop. So, making wheat that can handle drought better is a smart move. Scientists have been digging into a special group of genes called Q-type ZFP genes. These genes are li

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