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Lifting Weights, Boosting Lives: How MS Women Benefit

November 23, 2024

Are you a woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) and looking for ways to improve your daily life? A cool study recently explored how a simple 12-week resistance training program can make a big difference. Let's dive into what they found! First, let's talk about oxidative status. It's like the body's wa

politics

The Shift Away from Progressive Politics in California

November 23, 2024

Former Democratic donor Allison Huynh has seen a big change in California politics. She thinks that voters are turning against progressive policies. Huynh used to give money to the Democratic Party, but she's now unhappy with how they handle big city issues like in San Francisco. She thinks liberals

health

Decisions on Intubating Acute Hypoxemic Patients: A Global Look

November 22, 2024

Decision-making on whether to intubate patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure (AHRF) is a crucial but debated topic in medicine. Despite the procedure's common usage, there's a surprising lack of solid evidence to guide these choices. To shed light on this, researchers conducted a worldwi

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What Side Effects Did COVID-19 Vaccine Recipients Experience in Bangladesh?

November 22, 2024

You might be wondering what kind of side effects people experienced after getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Bangladesh. An online survey was conducted between July 11th and 16th, 2021, to find out. Out of 175 people who got the vaccine, about half got one dose and the other half got two doses. Most pe

politics

Democrats' Diversity Push: A Wake-up Call

November 22, 2024

The 2024 election was a surprise for the Democratic Party, which saw a shift in their voter base. They lost support among Hispanics, Asians, Blacks, and both the working and middle class. The only group where they made gains was college-educated white voters. This raised questions about their approa

health

Talking About Recalls: How Danish Radiographers Explain Mammogram Risks

November 21, 2024

In Denmark, there aren't any set rules for telling women about the chances of being called back after a mammogram. This means that how it's done can vary a lot. A study looked into how radiographers at a Danish mammography center and breast cancer clinic handle this. They talked to the radiographers

sports

Focus: What Really Boosts Athletes' Throws?

November 20, 2024

You might think that athletes do better when they focus on where they want to go, like a far target. But a study had college students throw a medicine ball while switching their focus between near and far targets. Surprisingly, focusing on the far target didn't make much difference. Instead, when th

crime

Reform in Criminal Justice: A Look Beyond California's Vote

November 20, 2024

The recent presidential election has sparked debate about the future of criminal justice reform. Some say voters have rejected these changes, pointing to defeats like Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón's loss. But this isn't the full story. Across the U. S. , many prosecutors are still push

sports

Week 11 NFL Roundup: Packers Streak, Lions Soar, and Chiefs' Streak Snapped

November 19, 2024

The NFL's eleventh week of the 2024 season brought some exciting matchups and unexpected twists. The Packers extended their winning streak against the Bears to 11 games, but still trail in their division. The Lions had an historic day, crushing the Jaguars 52-6 and moving to 9-1 for the first time s

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Football Highlights: Dassel Wins, Albany Falls

November 18, 2024

High school football fans were in for a thrilling Saturday, with two local teams facing off in the state semi-finals. Dassel-Cokato came out on top in a close game against Pequot Lakes, with a final score of 29-26. Kobee Thielen and Caleb Smock both scored two rushing touchdowns each, contributing t