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Delivery Drivers Strike: What’s Behind the Amazon Protest?

December 21, 2024

In the United States, Amazon delivery drivers are protesting in four states. These drivers complain about long hours, heavy workloads, and little support. They say they have to deliver around 400 packages a day, with few breaks and no helpers. Amazon, however, says the strike won’t affect holiday de

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Quavo's Farm Fresh Aid: Feeding Atlanta's Families

December 21, 2024

Quavo and his team at Quavo Cares hosted their second Huncho Farms event in Atlanta, partnering with the Atlanta Community Food Bank and the city council. This year, they aimed to support seniors raising grandchildren in food-scarce communities. The event was like a big market, with tents filled wit

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Treating Inflammatory Breast Cancer: Challenges in Low-Income Countries

December 21, 2024

Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a serious form of cancer that demands a special treatment approach called trimodal therapy (TMT). This approach includes pre-surgery medication, a modified radical mastectomy, and radiation therapy after the surgery. While this is considered the best way to treat

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New Hope for Advanced Biliary Tract Cancer: Combining Nivolumab with Chemotherapy

December 21, 2024

Advanced biliary tract cancer (BTC) is a tough nut to crack. Doctors often turn to second-line treatments like 5-fluorouracil (5FU) and liposomal irinotecan when first-line therapies fail. These drugs have shown promise in improving survival rates. But what if we could make them even more effective?

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Managing Leg Stump Growth: A New Technique for Young Injury Patients

December 21, 2024

Stump overgrowth is a common challenge for kids who've lost a limb before their bones are fully grown. Doctors have tried various methods to stop this, but they don't always work. A new approach is making waves: shortening the tibia (one of the lower leg bones) beforehand to keep the stump from grow

crime

Eight Convicted Over Teacher's Murder in Paris

December 21, 2024

In a significant court case, France's anti-terrorism court has found eight individuals guilty of their roles in the 2020 beheading of Samuel Paty, a teacher. Paty was killed after displaying cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in his classroom. The 18-year-old attacker, of Chechen heritage, was shot by

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Trinity Rodman, Soccer Star, Rejects Dad Dennis Rodman’s Apology

December 21, 2024

Trinity Rodman, a pro soccer player for Washington Spirit and the USWNT, isn’t having it with her dad, Dennis Rodman’s, half-hearted apology. After sharing her story about their troubled relationship on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, Trinity called her dad’s public apology a big “joke. ” On Instagram

science

Unraveling the Sweet Dance: How Mucor Hiemalis Enzymes Build Sugar Clusters on Cyclodextrins

December 21, 2024

Scientists have been exploring how an enzyme from Mucor hiemalis, known as Endo-M, can stitch together sugar clusters on cyclodextrins. This enzyme is particularly interested in sugars attached to β-cyclodextrin, which are tiny, donut-shaped molecules. The game changes when these cyclodextrins have

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Powering Up: How a Unique Solar Radiation Prediction Model Outsmarts the Competition

December 21, 2024

As the world grapples with an energy crisis, predicting solar radiation (SR) accurately has become crucial for harnessing renewable energy. Machine Learning (ML) models have stepped up to tackle this challenge with impressive results. One such model, called the Cheetah Optimizer-Random Forest (CO-RF

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Food's Role in Older Hearts: Post-Surgery Nutrition Matters

December 21, 2024

Ever wondered how food affects our health, especially after a major surgery? When it comes to older adults who have had a transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), their nutritional status plays a crucial role. TAVR is a procedure that fixes a narrowed heart valve, improving blood flow. But how