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Unlocking Probiotics' Power: New Ways to Fight Alzheimer's

November 29, 2024

Alzheimer's disease is a serious illness that makes it hard for people to remember and think clearly. Scientists are looking at new ways to treat it, like using special bacteria called probiotics. Probiotics can help your brain and gut work better together, which might slow down the disease. To make

science

Underwater Bubbles & Hydrofoils: A Closer Look

November 29, 2024

Ever wondered how bubbles behave near underwater foils? Researchers have been studying this with advanced experiments and theories. They found that the shape and size of hydrofoils, which are used to create lift underwater, can greatly affect how bubbles change their shape and collapse. These tiny b

health

Patients Push for Greener Healthcare, and Providers Listen

November 28, 2024

Did you know that many Dutch patients want healthcare to be more eco-friendly? They're willing to make green choices, even if it means their treatment might not work as well. The problem? They don't have enough information to make these decisions. Doctors and nurses can step in here, helping patient

technology

Cops on the Road: Google Maps' New Way to Report Police

November 27, 2024

Google Maps wants you to report more than just speed traps. Now, they're switching to a broader "Police" tag to cover all kinds of police activities. This change lets drivers report traffic jams, construction, and lane closures too. It's all about making your drive smoother and safer. When Google b

health

Malaria Mysteries: The Spleen's Role in WWII Soldiers' Relapses

November 27, 2024

During World War II, soldiers from Allied countries like the U. S. , U. K. , Australia, and India faced an unexpected challenge: frequent malaria relapses caused by Plasmodium vivax. Even with preventive medicine like quinacrine, they experienced multiple bouts of illness after stopping treatment. I

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The Spicy Solution: Speeding Up Skin Healing with a Tiny Blast

November 26, 2024

Ever thought about boosting your skin's healing power with a little heat? Some smart researchers have mixed up a tiny, heat-packed blend that could be a game-changer for recovering from skin injuries. They've combined a spicy substance found in chili peppers, known as capsaicin, with some other help

technology

Why Did Google Maps' Version Numbers Get So Complex?

November 24, 2024

Have you ever used Google Maps on your phone and noticed how the version numbers have become super long and confusing? Well, guess what? It’s not just you. Google Maps' version numbers used to be simple, like 11. 155. 0103. But now, they've grown into something like 24. 47. 01. 697822364. So, why th

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Justice Health Research: A Decade of Progress and Gaps

November 23, 2024

In the last decade, a new field called justice health research has popped up. It's like a bridge between the worlds of public health and the justice system. To make sure this area of study is fair and focused, researchers are taking a close look at what's been done so far. They're checking for any m

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Quitting Smoking with a Smartwatch: A New Way to Stay on Track

November 21, 2024

Quitting smoking is tough, and many people struggle to stay smoke-free after they've made a quit attempt. This is where technology steps in. Researchers have come up with a smartwatch that can detect when you're about to light up and sends you helpful reminders to stay strong. The idea is to catch y

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FTX Co-Founder Gary Wang Avoids Jail Time, Gets Unsupervised Release

November 21, 2024

In a surprising turn of events, former FTX executive Gary Wang won't serve any jail time for his role in the crypto exchange's downfall. On Wednesday, a U. S. district judge sentenced him to three years of unsupervised release and time served for four fraud-related counts. The judge, Lewis Kaplan, p