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cultural

Empathy in Action: Comparing Nursing Students Across Continents

December 16, 2024

Empathy is key to a nurse's job. It helps build a strong relationship between nurse and patient, leading to better care. A study looked into nursing students from universities in India and South Africa to see how empathetic they were. The students were asked to share their thoughts and feelings abo

politics

Stopping the DEI Spending Train

December 16, 2024

President Biden's Education Department spent over a billion dollars in the past four years on grants for schools to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). These funds were used for hiring, programs, and training, all aimed at advancing a divisive ideology. A new report shows that $489 milli

health

Why Aren't Rural African Moms Using Birth Centers?

December 15, 2024

In many parts of Africa, particularly in the rural areas, the loss of mothers during childbirth is unusually high. In sub-Saharan regions, this problem is even more severe. Despite the efforts to bring skilled medical professionals to these areas, many women still don’t get the help they need when g

science

Exploring the Frozen History of Yana: What Ice-Rich Permafrost Reveals

December 15, 2024

Imagine delving into the ancient past through the icy lens of permafrost. In the Arctic regions of East Siberia, particularly the lower Yana River area, scientists have uncovered a wealth of information hidden within Ice Complex deposits. These deposits, formed during the Late Pleistocene, contain b

entertainment

Austin and Jodie's 'The Bikeriders' Finds Its Audience on Prime Video

December 15, 2024

It's that time of year when people dive into holiday movies, but not all streaming hits are about festivities. Alongside a Bruce Willis action flick and Megan Fox's sci-fi horror film "Subservience, " there's a new non-holiday movie gaining traction on Prime Video. Jeff Nichols' period piece, "The B

health

Unraveling Mental Health Disparities: Asian and Latine Subgroups

December 14, 2024

For a long time, we've known that mental health services aren't equally used across racial groups. While Black and White populations have gotten more attention, the Asian and Latine communities are often lumped together. But what if there are important differences within these groups that we're miss

science

Plant Hormones: The Gender Factor in Actinidia Rooting

December 14, 2024

Scientists in Ukraine have dug deeper into how plant hormones affect the ability of Actinidia plants to grow new roots from cuttings. They discovered that three key hormones - auxins, cytokinins, and abscisic acid - play a significant role. Surprisingly, female Actinidia plants seem to have a better

history

Discovering the Past: A Missing Piece of Venetian History

December 14, 2024

In the heart of the Renaissance, the office of the Venetian Doge produced a wealth of official documents. These records offer a deep dive into the worlds of history, diplomacy, and culture. One such document is a ducal letter penned by Francesco Donato, the Doge of Venice, in the 16th century. This

celebrities

DL Hughley's Prediction: Famous People and Sexual Assault Allegations

December 14, 2024

Comedian DL Hughley recently shared his thoughts on the sexual assault allegations against Jay-Z and Diddy. These accusations, coming from a Jane Doe who was 13 at the time, have sent shockwaves through the hip-hop world. However, Hughley wasn't surprised. He believes that with the current cultural

opinion

Understanding Gaza: A Story of Tragedy and Inaction

December 13, 2024

For over a year, Israel has been conducting a large-scale military operation in the Gaza Strip. This action is a response to a horrific attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Israel claims its actions are about self-defense, aiming to dismantle Hamas. But Amnesty International sees things differently.