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Fixing Broken Shoulders in Older Adults

May 12, 2025

The European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery has a group that focuses on bone injuries and sports-related harm. This group has come together to agree on the best ways to treat shoulder injuries in older adults. They have shared their thoughts in a set of guidelines. These guidelines talk ab

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Measles Surfaces in Cass County: What You Need to Know

May 12, 2025

Two new measles cases have popped up in Cass County. This news comes from the North Dakota Health and Human Services. These cases bring the state's total to 11 for the year 2025. The infected individuals had not received the measles vaccine. They caught the disease while traveling abroad. One of the

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The Impact of Same-Day Surgery on Severely Obese Patients

May 12, 2025

The USA is facing a serious health issue. More than half of the adults are struggling with weight problems. This includes not just being overweight, but also severe obesity. This is a big deal when it comes to joint replacement surgeries. These surgeries, known as total joint arthroplasty, are becom

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The Hidden Battle in Your Body: Candida and Your Health

May 11, 2025

Candida albicans is a sneaky fungus. It lives in the gut, mouth, and vagina of most people without causing any trouble. But sometimes, it can cause infections. This fungus has tricks up its sleeve. It can change shape and produce substances that help it cause disease. These diseases can be mild or s

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Tesla's Ride-Hailing Dreams Face Trademark Hurdles

May 8, 2025

Tesla's ambitious plans to launch a fleet of self-driving taxis have hit a snag. The company's efforts to trademark the term "Robotaxi" have been rejected by the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. The office deemed the term too generic for a single company to own. This decision came after Tesla appl

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Plants Fighting TB in Congo: A Hidden Arsenal

May 4, 2025

In the heart of Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo is battling a major health crisis. It is one of eight countries that together account for two-thirds of the world's tuberculosis (TB) cases. This is a serious problem, especially since many people in Congo struggle to get proper healthcare and

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Scientists Create a Black Hole Bomb in the Lab

May 3, 2025

Scientists have successfully made a black hole bomb in a lab. This is a big deal because it proves a theory that has been around for a long time. The theory was first described in 1972. It talked about how mirrors could trap and boost waves coming from a spinning black hole. This idea was based

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Bacteria's Magnetic Compass in Action

May 1, 2025

Bacteria have a unique way of getting around. They use Earth's magnetic field to navigate through their homes. This is especially useful when their homes are crowded and full of obstacles. Scientists wanted to see how these bacteria move in a setting that mimics their natural habitat. They creat

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The Power of Sharing Knowledge: Drug Data Unlocked

April 30, 2025

Drugs play a big role in our lives. They can heal, hurt, or even save lives. But how do we know which ones do what? This is where drug annotation comes in. It is the process of labeling drugs with information about what they do, how they work, and any risks they might have. This data is super import

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The Gut-Brain Connection: Fecal Transplants and Brain Health

April 29, 2025

The gut-brain connection is a fascinating topic. It is a two-way communication system that links the brain and the digestive system. This connection is made through nerves, immune cells, and metabolic processes. When the gut's microbial community is out of balance, it can lead to problems in the bra