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Apps for Parkinson's: Helping Patients Live Better

December 28, 2024

Millions of people globally deal with Parkinson's disease (PD), a condition where parts of the brain gradually stop working properly. Thankfully, mobile apps can make a real difference for these patients. They can help manage symptoms, boost daily life, and overall well-being. But, there's no go-to

education

Why Are Young People Shying Away from Sea Work?

December 28, 2024

The shipping industry is continuously facing a shortage of seafarers. As the global economy evolves and workers' mental needs change, seafarers' spiritual needs are becoming more important when it comes to their job choices. Research suggests that the values seafarers place on their work could expla

technology

Weather's Role in Electricity Demand: A New Forecasting Method

December 28, 2024

Imagine trying to predict how much electricity we'll need tomorrow. It's like planning a picnic without knowing if it'll be sunny or rainy. That's where weather comes in. This research dug deep into how temperature, humidity, and wind affect our electricity demand. They used a fancy model called Enh

science

Making Medical Images More Versatile with AI

December 28, 2024

Ever wondered how computers can learn from pictures? One cool way is by using something called a Generative Adversarial Network, or GAN. This type of AI can take a medical image, like a neuroimage, and transform it from one form to another. For example, it can turn a high-quality 3 Tesla image into

health

Running Risks: Bone Health Beyond Density

December 28, 2024

Long-distance runners are no strangers to bone stress injuries (BSIs). Traditionally, bone mineral density (BMD) has been the go-to measure for assessing these risks. But what if there's more to the story? Enter trabecular bone score (TBS), a newer metric that might offer a clearer picture. Res

science

Sigma Receptors and their Roles in Extending Worm Lifespans

December 28, 2024

Did you know that tiny worms like C. elegans can teach us a lot about human diseases? Scientists have been studying a protein called sigma-1 receptor (σ1R) to understand how it interacts with different drugs, or ligands, and affects lifespans. They found that some drugs stick better to the σ1R prote

business

Remembering Richard Parsons: A Leadership Legend

December 28, 2024

Richard Parsons, a prominent figure in the world of business, passed away recently at the age of 76. Known for his influential roles at Time Warner and Citigroup, Parsons left a significant mark on corporate America. Diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015, he continued to contribute to various boar

crypto

Russia Puts the Brakes on Crypto Mining

December 28, 2024

Right before the new year, Russia decided to hit pause on crypto mining in certain regions. For the next six years, starting January 1, 2024, ten different regions won't have any crypto mining going on. The main issue? Energy usage. Just like how crypto mining taps into quite a bit of energy in the

entertainment

Batman Sequel Delayed, Cruise's New Movie Shifts Release Dates

December 27, 2024

Warner Bros. has some big changes planned for its upcoming movie releases. One of the most notable adjustments is that Matt Reeves’ upcoming Batman sequel will now premiere on October 1, 2027, instead of October 2, 2026. The reason? Production for this special effects-heavy film won’t start until la

business

Small Businesses Get a Break: Court Halts Reporting Rule

December 27, 2024

In a recent turn of events, the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has stepped in to help small businesses. The court has decided to temporarily block a rule that would have required small businesses to report information about their owners. This rule, part of the Corporate Transparency Ac