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The Health and Wellness of Female College Students in Morocco

November 20, 2024

Let’s talk about the relationship between Body Mass Index (BMI), diet, exercise, and how female university students in Morocco see their own health. Researchers aimed to find out how these factors are connected. They took a close look at what these students ate, how active they were, and their overa

entertainment

The Secret Life of Phineas and Ferb's Mom

November 20, 2024

You know Phineas and Ferb, those super creative brothers who build incredible inventions every summer? Well, there's one person who seems to miss all the action: their mom, Linda. While their dad and friends' parents know about their adventures, Linda remains clueless. It's like she's living in a co

health

Why Some Pregnant Women in Ibadan Avoid Exercise

November 19, 2024

Pregnancy is a special time, and staying active can bring lots of health benefits. But in Ibadan, Nigeria, many pregnant women aren’t getting enough exercise. Why is that? Let’s dive in and find out what’s stopping them. First, let’s talk about attitudes. Some women might think exercise is only for

sports

Chiefs' Winning Streak Ends: Bills Clinch Close Game

November 18, 2024

The Kansas City Chiefs faced their first loss of the 2024 season on Sunday. The Bills snatched a 30-21 victory, putting an end to the Chiefs' impressive winning streak that had lasted since Christmas Day 2023. With this win, the Bills now have a 9-2 record, inching closer to the best record in the A

environment

How Storm Worries Impacted New Jersey Families After Hurricane Sandy

November 18, 2024

Have you ever wondered how folks prep for storms, and if it makes a difference afterwards? Research has focused a lot on getting ready for big weather events, but not on how people's worries before a storm affect how they bounce back. A study about families hit by Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey took

science

Exploring Human Navigation Without Vision

November 16, 2024

Have you ever walked a familiar path with your eyes closed? It turns out, humans have a fascinating ability to travel from one place to another without seeing or actively thinking about their journey. This skill is called human odometry. Researchers recently reviewed 23 key studies on this topic. Th

business

How a Crypto Casino is Cashing In on Your Memes

November 14, 2024

Ever notice how some memes on X seem to have a crypto casino logo stuck on them? Meet Stake, a casino worth over $2. 6 billion, founded by Australian entrepreneurs. They've been using memes to advertise, even though it's legally and morally questionable. Kids looking at memes are now seeing ads for

technology

AI: Transforming How We Think About Risk

November 12, 2024

In his book, "Risk: The Science and Politics of Fear, " Dan Gardner blamed our risk misjudgments on the 24-hour news cycle. It's messing with our heads, making us think things are riskier than they are. Now, AI is stepping in, set to change everything about how we see risk. AI is like a super intel

education

How MPH Graduates See Their Skills and Career Growth

November 9, 2024

Ever wondered how graduates of a Master of Public Health (MPH) program view their skills and job performance? Researchers explored this by talking to and surveying MPH graduates. They used a two-step method: first, they collected info through interviews, then they surveyed more people. This approach

technology

How National Identities Shape LLM Opinions

November 7, 2024

Have you ever thought about how artificial intelligence sees different countries? This study dived into that question by giving four language models, or LLMs, different national identities, like being American or British. Each LLM got a unique nationality persona and was asked to rate countries. Gue