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Lipid Levels and Heart Health: A Closer Look at Plaque Rupture

August 27, 2025

Heart problems are serious business. One big worry is when plaques in the arteries break open. This can cause serious trouble, like a heart attack. Doctors have been studying this for a long time. They want to find out what makes these plaques unstable. Recently, some researchers looked at lipid ra

science

Listening to Chickens: How Sounds Can Tell Us About Their Health

August 23, 2025

Chickens make a lot of noise. But did you know that these sounds can tell us a lot about their health and how they're feeling? Scientists have been studying chicken noises for 15 days straight. They used special microphones in chicken houses to record all the sounds. They also checked the temperatur

environment

The Unseen Cost of AI: Energy, Water, and You

August 23, 2025

AI is everywhere, but its environmental impact is often overlooked. Every AI interaction consumes energy, mostly from fossil fuels, leading to significant greenhouse gas emissions. Data centers, the backbone of AI, are energy-intensive and require vast amounts of water for cooling. Larger centers ca

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Giving Chickens a Better Life: How a Busy Environment Boosts Their Well-being

August 23, 2025

Chickens raised in busy, interesting environments show big changes in how they act and feel. This is what a recent study found when they compared chickens in three rooms full of things to do with chickens in three plain rooms. Each room had about 2, 450 chickens and got natural light. In the busy r

politics

When Science Takes a Backseat to Politics

August 22, 2025

In the early 1900s, a scientist named Trofim Lysenko had some odd ideas. He thought he could teach plants to grow in winter by soaking them in cold water. He also believed that if you treated crops right, they could thrive anywhere, even in places like Siberia. These ideas were not based on solid sc

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Aaron Judge: How Faith and Family Shape a Baseball Icon

August 21, 2025

Aaron Judge is more than just a baseball player; he's a person who values faith and family above all else. His Christian beliefs are the foundation of his life, guiding him both on and off the field. Judge often speaks about how his relationship with Jesus Christ brings him more fulfillment than any

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What Happens to the Brain in High Altitudes?

August 19, 2025

Working in high altitudes is common for many people, especially those in the aerospace industry. But what does this do to the brain? A study looked at 19 people who often work in altitude chambers and compared them to 28 healthy individuals. First, let's talk about the brain scans. Both groups had

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Philly's Pitching Struggles: Nola's Rough Return

August 18, 2025

Aaron Nola, the Phillies' ace, had a tough time in his first game back from injury. He gave up six runs in just two and a third innings. The Nationals scored easily, with seven batters in a row reaching base safely. Nola struck out four, but it wasn't enough to stop the hits and walks that hurt his

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Unraveling the Mysteries of Electron Behavior in Quantum Hall Devices

August 16, 2025

In the realm of quantum physics, scientists have been exploring the peculiar behavior of electrons in quantum Hall devices. These devices operate under specific conditions, where electrons move in a peculiar way along the edges. Recently, researchers observed something unusual: a specific pattern in

business

From Finance to Scandal: The Life of Frank Savage

August 16, 2025

Frank Savage, a trailblazer in finance and sailing, passed away at 87. His journey was marked by significant achievements and a notable involvement in the Enron scandal. Savage was one of the few Black Americans to reach the top levels of global finance. He died on July 16 in Newport, R. I. , after