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Unraveling Long COVID's Brain Puzzle: A UK Perspective

January 26, 2025

Have you ever wondered what it's like to live with Long COVID (LC) in the UK? A recent study set out to find some answers. It wasn't about lab results or medical jargon. It was about real people dealing with real issues. The big question was, "How much do cognitive symptoms impact those with Long CO

crime

Parenthood's Impact: How It Shapes Young Criminals' Paths in Latin America

January 26, 2025

Parenthood can change a young person's life in many ways. In a study of 40 young men and 40 young women in Latin American prisons, researchers found that becoming a parent can either lead to a life away from crime or pull someone deeper into it. For some, having a child made them want to slow down a

health

Thickness and UV Curing: How Safe Are 3D-Printed Teeth Aligners?

January 26, 2025

Ever wondered how those custom-made teeth aligners are made and if they're safe? A recent study looked into the safety of 3D-printed aligners made from a material called Tera Harz TA-28. These aligners can have different thicknesses, which might affect how long they need to be cured under UV light t

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A Baby's Smile Fueled Anthony Edwards' Record-Breaking Game

January 26, 2025

Imagine playing a high-stakes basketball game while feeling under the weather. That's exactly what Anthony Edwards faced during a recent game against the Nuggets. But Edwards wasn't just any player; he's a standout player for the Wolves. Despite not being at his best, he scored an impressive 34 poin

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Watching Water in Your Skin: Optical Tools in Healthcare and Beyond

January 25, 2025

You might not think much about the water in your skin, but it plays a big role in keeping you healthy. Scientists and doctors use special tools to measure this water without poking or prodding. One type uses light to do the job, like diffuse reflectance spectroscopy or hyperspectral imaging. These m

science

Mapping Temperatures: A New Trick for Scientists

January 25, 2025

Measuring temperature in large spaces like a room can be tricky. Traditional methods using emission spectroscopy can't give a full view. Scientists found a smarter way using data from spectroscopy. They tried two approaches. First, they used something called feature engineering, which is like findin

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A Look Inside the Life of Focolare Members

January 25, 2025

Ever wondered what it's like to live a life dedicated to unity and giving? Let's take a peek into the world of the Focolare Movement. This worldwide community, rooted in the Catholic Church, encourages its members to live simple lives, focusing on love and togetherness. They take vows of chastity, p

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Exploring Thin and Porous: The World of Triazine Materials

January 24, 2025

Triazine materials, like CTFs and 2D-TPs, are superstars in the world of porous organic compounds. They're made of triazine units, which are tiny but mighty nitrogen-rich fragments. CTFs, or Covalent Triazine Frameworks, have unique shapes and excellent properties, making them super useful for tasks

education

Expert Opinions in Humanities: Why Aren't They Used More Often?

January 24, 2025

You might think that experts sitting down together and agreeing on something is a pretty common thing. In the sciences, it happens all the time. But in the humanities, like history or literature, it's not so frequent. Why is that? Could these consensus methods be helpful there too? Let's think about

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Speedy SPR: A Handy Tool for Drug Makers

January 24, 2025

Did you know that finding the perfect match between two things isn't always easy, especially when those things are tiny molecules and proteins? In the world of medicine, scientists are always looking for new ways to figure out how well these tiny partners stick together. One such method is called SP