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Hydrogels: A New Hope for Growing Back Tooth-Supporting Bone

November 22, 2024

Imagine losing a tooth due to injury or disease. It's not just about the tooth; the bone underneath, called alveolar bone, also gets damaged. This bone is crucial for your oral functions and facial looks. While bone grafts and substitutes help, they're not perfect. Enter hydrogels, promising materia

health

Cognitive Decline in MS: Differences Between Progressive and Relapsing-Remitting Forms

November 22, 2024

Do you know that multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect your brain in different ways? People with progressive MS (PMS) might face a unique set of challenges compared to those with relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS). Scientists are still trying to figure out if PMS patients have a distinct pattern of brain is

health

Hepatocellular Carcinoma: New Treatments and Guidelines in Asia-Pacific

November 21, 2024

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a big problem in the Asia-Pacific region. It causes more than 600, 000 deaths each year, making up over 70% of global cases. Doctors face two major challenges: preventing HCC from coming back after surgery, liver transplants, or local treatments, and slowing down th

sports

Golf Legend John Daly: Joe Rogan's Favorite, Despite His Quirks

November 21, 2024

Joe Rogan, the popular MMA commentator, has a soft spot for golf legend John Daly. In a podcast episode with Theo Von, Rogan shared his thoughts on Daly's unique lifestyle. While Daly is an exceptional golfer, winning major tournaments like the PGA Championship and British Open, his drinking habits

business

From NBCUniversal to 'SpinCo': Coping with Cable Changes

November 21, 2024

Next year, Comcast will split NBCUniversal’s cable networks into a new company. Why the change and how will it affect NBCU’s sports coverage? Let’s look into it. After some bumps from Covid and host cities, the Olympics bounced back in Paris last year. More success is expected in the future. But so

health

The Role of PIM-1 in Gliomas: A New Look

November 21, 2024

Ever wondered how certain proteins might influence brain tumors? Scientists have been investigating a protein called PIM-1 and its role in gliomas. Gliomas are tumors that start in the brain or spine. This study was all about figuring out if PIM-1 has anything to do with how these tumors behave and

health

How Firefighters Learn to Deal with Trauma: A Look at Mental Health Programs

November 21, 2024

Firefighters often face intense and traumatic situations. To help them cope, many mental health education programs have been created. This study delved into the experiences of firefighters who participated in these programs. It aimed to find out what worked well and what didn't, across different pro

education

TikTok Teams Up with PTA to Boost Teen Online Safety

November 21, 2024

TikTok is expanding its partnership with the National PTA in the U. S. to help teens stay safe online. They're funding the PTA's "Create with Kindness" program, which encourages teens and their families to talk about online safety. This program will reach more high schools thanks to TikTok's $300, 0

politics

Jon Stewart Sets the Record Straight on Joe Rogan’s Podcast

November 20, 2024

Joe Rogan’s podcast has always been a hot topic, especially after he endorsed Donald Trump. Some people think Democrats need their own version of Rogan’s show. But comedian Jon Stewart has something to say about that. Stewart believes Rogan isn’t easily defined by politics. He thinks Rogan has both

environment

Can Africa Skip the Pollution Phase?

November 20, 2024

Imagine if Africa could jump straight to a clean, low-carbon future without going through the dirty industrial phase that other countries have. That's what some are hoping for. A recent study dug into how taxes on the environment, foreign investments, natural resources, and tech progress can make th