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Patients' Views on AI in Cancer Treatment: What's the Real Deal?

January 15, 2025

Ever thought about how patients with cancer feel about using smart computer systems, or artificial intelligence, in their care? This is a big deal because cancer can take a real emotional toll on people. While some studies have found that patients are generally okay with AI in medical care, no one h

weather

Why January in South Carolina Feels Like the Coldest Month

January 15, 2025

Ever wondered why January in South Carolina often feels colder than December? You're not alone. The reason lies in how the Earth stores and loses heat. Even though winter starts in late December, it takes time for the ground and air to cool down after the warmth of summer and fall. This delay, calle

health

How Short and Long Brain Connections Help Us Age Gracefully

January 14, 2025

As we grow older, our brains change in interesting ways. They still function well thanks to a mix of local and long-distance connections. These connections help the brain process information both locally and across different areas. But as time passes, these connections can weaken, which might affect

technology

Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket: Another Launch Try on Thursday

January 14, 2025

Blue Origin, the space company, announced plans on Monday to attempt another launch of its New Glenn rocket early Thursday morning. The initial launch scheduled for Monday was called off due to ice buildup on a critical component. This delay, however, didn't stop Blue Origin from aiming for a Tuesda

health

Skin Condition Spotlight: Psoriasis Treatment in Germany

January 14, 2025

Psoriasis, a long-term skin disorder causing red, scaly patches, is on the rise globally. However, not many studies have looked into how it's treated and the impact it has on healthcare in places like Germany. Let's dive into some real-world data to understand what's going on. In Germany, a specifi

science

Iodine in Soil: Why We Need to Look at Different Forms

January 14, 2025

When it comes to cleaning up radioactive iodine in soils and sediments, scientists often rely on an approach that assumes it all behaves the same way. This can be like trying to solve a puzzle with the wrong pieces—you might get close, but you’ll never see the whole picture. In reality, iodine can a

health

Bat Rabies: A Growing Threat to Cattle in Latin America

January 14, 2025

Rabies, a disease shared between animals and humans, is a big problem in rural Latin America. It hurts food security and the economy by killing many animals. The common vampire bat, Desmodus rotundus, is the main reason this happens. These bats spread the rabies virus (RABV) to cows, causing outbrea

crime

Sydney Synagogue Vandalized: Police Hunt for Suspects

January 14, 2025

Over the weekend, a synagogue in Sydney's Newtown suburb was targeted by vandals. The New South Wales Police Force is searching for two individuals who sprayed graffiti on the synagogue's fence and building. This incident occurred around 4:25 a. m. local time on Saturday. The suspects were also beli

weather

Tornado Trends: How Weather Patterns Vary Across the US

January 14, 2025

Severe storms and tornadoes are some of nature's most dangerous events, causing significant damage and harm. The weather conditions near the surface are heavily influenced by large-scale weather patterns, known as synoptic patterns. To understand how tornadoes might change with the climate, scientis

business

Does Setting Diversity Targets Make Job Hunters More Likely to Apply?

January 13, 2025

Let’s think about trying to attract a diverse group of people to work for your company. Some companies say they care about diversity, but others go further and set clear goals, like hiring one woman or person of color for every White man. Does this make a difference to people looking for jobs, espec