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The Kansas City Chiefs just won big against the Cleveland Browns, but there's one thing fans can't stop talking about—Patrick Mahomes' right ankle injury. After leading a 21-7 victory, the star QB was seen limping off the field, leaving fans and experts puzzled about the coach's decision-making. And

Discovering Breast Cancer in Guangzhou: A Study's Journey

In the bustling city of Guangzhou, China, a significant research project called the Guangzhou Breast Cancer Study (GBCS) started in 2008. Its mission? To uncover what makes breast cancer (BC) so common in South China, especially among women aged 41-60. The study is like a big puzzle with three main

Health Literacy's Impact on Hepatitis B Treatment in China

In China, hepatitis B (Hep B) is a significant health concern, but surprisingly, not many people are getting treated. A big reason for this is that many folks don't fully understand what Hep B is, how it's treated, or how to find proper medical care. This understanding is what we call health literac

Unraveling Asthma in the Workplace: A New Look at Different Types

Have you ever thought about how some types of asthma are caused by work? Scientists recently studied this by looking at different patterns, or phenotypes, of asthma that are related to work. They used a method called cluster analysis and turned to the help of machines, a field known as machine learn

business

Tesla's China Demand Soars, Analysts Bullish on Stock

Tesla is seeing a surge in vehicle insurance registrations in China, which is a good sign for demand in this key electric vehicle (EV) market. The company's registrations jumped 17% last week, making it one of the best weeks ever for Tesla. This comes as China's demand for Tesla vehicles continues t

science

Exploring Different Ways to Extract Dietary Fiber from Chinese Chestnuts

Scientists took a close look at five different methods to extract dietary fiber (DF) from Chinese chestnuts. These methods included using just enzymes (E-DF), a mix of enzymes and acid (EAc-DF), enzymes and alkaline (EAl-DF), ultrasonic waves with enzymes (EU-DF), and microwaves with enzymes (EM-DF)

Verapamil and Ivermectin: Unexpected Helpers against Parasites in Mice?

Trichinella spiralis parasites are sneaky. They trick muscle cells into becoming "nurse cells, " feeding and protecting them. Medicines like verapamil, used for other health issues, might mess with this clever plan. Scientists tested verapamil, ivermectin (IVM), and both together against these paras

politics

China's Friendship Offer Ahead of Trump's Inauguration

This week, President Xi Jinping of China indicated that Beijing is ready to work with the incoming U. S. President, Donald Trump, to resolve trade disputes. In a letter to a U. S. -China business council, Xi underlined the importance of choosing dialogue over conflicts and cooperation over competiti

technology

Cyber Hacker's Day Job: Spying for China

Imagine finding out that the person trying to hack into your system is not just some unknown person, but works for a company linked to the government! That's what happened with Guan Tianfeng, a 30-year-old Chinese national. The U. S. says he worked with others to hack into firewalls made by U. K. co

politics

Aircraft Carriers in the Pacific: A Look at Movements