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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

IJCO's 30-Year Journey: A Look Back and Ahead

Thirty years ago, the International Journal of Clinical Oncology (IJCO) kicked off its mission to advance the field. This milestone is not just about looking back at the journey but also about setting new goals for the future. IJCO has been a key player in spreading knowledge about cancer treatments

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Schizophrenia and Perspective-Taking: The Avatar Effect

Imagine you're playing a simple game where you see a row of discs from a certain angle. Now, picture an avatar seeing a different number of discs from another angle. This experiment was designed to see how people with schizophrenia handle this situation compared to healthy individuals. Sixty-five pe

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Jan 26 2025SCIENCE

Transforming Carbon Dioxide: A New Way with Enzyme-Amyloid Hybrids

Did you know that certain proteins can help turn carbon dioxide into sugar? Scientists have found a way to stabilize and enhance the work of these proteins, called enzymes. They created a platform using a special type of protein structure called amyloid fibrils. This platform can hold several enzyme

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Eating Crickets: A Zinc Boost for Kids in Kenya

Ever thought insects could be the key to fighting nutrient deficiencies? Researchers in Kenya explored this idea by feeding young children meals with zinc-rich house crickets and tracking how much zinc their bodies absorbed. The kids, aged 2 to 3 years old, participated in a study from September to

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Jan 26 2025SCIENCE

Does ETH Always Lead to Thermalization?

The Eigenstate Thermalization Hypothesis (ETH) is a big topic in the world of physics. One common way to think about ETH suggests it might not always mean that an observable in an isolated quantum system made up of many bodies will thermalize. To get thermalization, you might need to assume a specif

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Jan 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Amazon’s Climate Links: Shifting and Unstable

Over the past years, we've seen a worrying increase in forest fires, deforestation, and local temperature spikes in the Amazon rainforest. This has raised concerns about the collapse of the entire ecosystem. Scientists are working hard to understand how much deforestation and temperature increase co

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Jan 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

Amazon's Kids' Tablets: Durable Fun at a Discount

Looking for a durable tablet for your little ones? Amazon has slashed prices on its latest Fire Kids Tablets. These tough tablets are perfect for kids of all ages, offering parental controls and long-lasting battery life. Plus, they come with a two-year replacement guarantee if anything goes wrong.

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Jan 26 2025CELEBRITIES

Lizzo's Weight Loss Victory: A Milestone and New Goals

Lizzo took to Instagram to share some exciting news about her weight loss journey. On January 25, she posted a selfie with a bullseye graphic, celebrating that she had met her weight loss goals. In another picture, she zoomed in on her torso with a progress update. "I did it, " Lizzo wrote in the c

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Battling Obesity: How Personalized Medicine Can Help Teens and Adults

Tackling obesity is a challenge that affects both teens and adults. It's a complex issue that varies from person to person. Enter personalized medicine, which offers a tailored approach to treatment. Instead of a one-size-fits-all solution, this method considers an individual's unique characteristic

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Mepolizumab: A New Hope for Severe Eosinophilic Asthma

Imagine having asthma so severe that regular treatments just don't cut it. This is where mepolizumab comes into play. This medication is part of a new wave of biologic therapies that target interleukin-5 (IL-5), a protein involved in the body's inflammatory response. As more research delves into IL-

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