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Cardiac Surgery Success: How Team Dynamics Impact Efficiency and Safety

December 18, 2024

A new study has shown that the more familiar cardiac surgery teams are with each other, the better they perform. This means teams that work together often can make surgeries faster and safer. The study looked at how well teams know each other and how that affects both the speed of the surgery and ho

health

Epilepsy and Family: Unraveling the Link to Psychosis

December 18, 2024

Epilepsy is a complex condition, often influenced by multiple genes. However, certain types can be traced back to just one gene and run in families, like focal epilepsy. Interestingly, those with focal epilepsy might have a higher chance of experiencing psychosis. But what about families where this

science

Smart Chemical Sensors: How WO3-BiVO4 Nanoflakes Detect Harmful Ethylenediamine

December 18, 2024

Scientists have created a new way to detect ethylenediamine (EDA), a chemical that's not so good for the environment. They made tiny, leaf-like structures called WO3-BiVO4 nanoflakes using a special process called hydrothermal synthesis. These nanoflakes were checked under microscopes and found to b

business

Big Corporations Fail Again in Sports Streaming Suit

December 18, 2024

In a recent court ruling, Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox were unable to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Fubo TV over their joint sports streaming venture, Venu. The judge ordered a trial for October 2025, a significant blow to the media giants. They had hoped to push back against Fubo's allegati

technology

Upgrade Your Gaming Setup: Why the Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 is a Steal at $600

December 17, 2024

Thinking about upgrading your gaming setup? The Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 is a fantastic choice, especially now that it’s $300 off at B&H Photo Video. Normally priced at $900, you can snatch it up for just $600, and even cheaper at $600 if you clip a $50 coupon. This deal won’t last forever, so if you

entertainment

Celebrities Light Up December with Music, Books, and More!

December 17, 2024

December is heating up with celebrities making a splash in music, books, and movies. In Miami, Rolling Loud kicked off with big names like Rick Ross and Sexyy Red. Over in Atlanta, Keke Palmer was seen promoting her new book, "Master Of Me, " during her tour. Meanwhile, California hosted the 11th an

health

Plasma Proteins and Sepsis: What We Need to Know

December 17, 2024

Sepsis is one of the top reasons people die in intensive care units. To get better at predicting who might die and how to treat them, it's crucial to understand how the proteins in their blood change over time. Researchers are studying these proteins, called the plasma proteome, to find patterns tha

environment

Tiny Marine Plants: Friends or Foes?

December 17, 2024

Have you ever heard of phytoplankton? They're tiny plants that float in the ocean and play a big role in the lives of other sea creatures. Recently, scientists in Chile asked a tough question: How do these tiny plants interact with each other and with some special ones called Pseudo-nitzschia? To an

environment

A Quick-Check Tool: Using DGT to Monitor Trace Metals in Aquaculture Waters

December 17, 2024

Have you ever thought about how to quickly and efficiently check for harmful metals in the water where seafood grows? Scientists are exploring a method called Diffusive Gradients in Thin-films, or DGT for short. They tested it in coastal aquaculture waters by using scallops named Argopecten irradian

health

Boost Your Joint Health: Top Supplements to Consider

December 17, 2024

Looking to keep your joints in tip-top shape? Glucosamine is often the go-to supplement for many. This natural substance found in our bodies helps keep our cartilage healthy and our joints moving smoothly. While it's not a guaranteed cure, studies suggest it might help reduce pain from conditions li