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Checking the PRAPARE: Does it Help Heart Patients?

January 8, 2025

You know how some people are healthier than others? It's not just genetics or lifestyle choices – it's also about where they live, what they eat, and how much money they have. These are called social determinants of health (SDOH). To measure these factors, researchers and doctors use tools like PRAP

health

Blood Tests: A New Hope Against Alzheimer's

January 8, 2025

Alzheimer's disease is a tricky condition to spot early. The usual methods involve spinal fluid tests and brain scans, but they have their downsides. Lately, scientists are buzzing about a new idea: checking blood plasma. This could make early screening a lot easier. Advanced tools that scan protein

entertainment

Back to the Basement: A New Season of Chaos

January 7, 2025

Get ready for a wild ride as Season 2 of Severance hits Apple TV Plus. This time around, Lumon Industries is back with a new boss, Miss Huang, a kid who's shaking things up. Mark, the tech worker with a split brain, is navigating a changed landscape. His old friends Helly, Irving, and Dylan are nowh

health

Battling Cancer: A Closer Look at System Modeling

January 7, 2025

Cancer control is a big deal for health systems today. But how do we tackle it effectively? That's where system dynamics modeling (SDM) comes in. This study dives into how SDM is used to understand and combat cancer. Researchers checked out a bunch of studies to see how well SDM is doing its job. F

health

Small RNAs and Their Role in Metabolic Disorders

January 7, 2025

Our bodies are powered by complex chemical reactions called metabolism, which involves a vast orchestra of proteins, enzymes, and other molecules. Sometimes, defects in how these molecules work lead to inborn errors of metabolism (IEM), affecting how we produce and break down proteins, fats, and car

health

Oxidative Stress: Can We Really Fix It with Anti-oxidants?

January 7, 2025

You might have heard that free radicals can cause some serious health issues. These tiny troublemakers are linked to cancer, heart problems, brain diseases, lung issues, and even inflammation. Research has shown that when our body is under too much pressure (oxidative stress), these free radicals ca

opinion

Holiday Classics: More Than Just Fun

January 7, 2025

Many people love holiday movies like "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. " They bring a positive mood and highlight good values. In this movie, a clever kid, Kevin, outsmarts two robbers and teaches us to care for those in need. It's a reminder to be kind and open-minded. Not everyone agrees on movie

health

Unlocking Immunity: How PET Scans Track Body-Wide Defenses

January 7, 2025

Imagine you have a tumor, a dangerous cell cluster waging war within your body. Now, imagine scientists using a special kind of scan called Positron Emission Tomography (PET) to watch how your immune system responds to this invader. This isn’t just about the tumor anymore; it's about understanding h

science

Psychedelics and Sex: A New Lens

January 7, 2025

Ever imagined a place where science and humanities meet to discuss something unusual? Three recent studies have shown that psychedelics might improve sexual well-being. But scientists need to explore how culture and history influence our views on sexuality. The field of psychedelics hasn't paid much

politics

China's Massive Coast Guard Ship at Disputed Reef

January 7, 2025

In a recent development, China has deployed one of the world's largest coast guard ships to Scarborough Shoal, a reef in the South China Sea that is claimed by both China and the Philippines. This massive vessel, nicknamed the "monster ship, " is over 12, 000 tons and 541 feet long. It's equipped wi