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Boosting Business Smartness with Deep Learning

November 25, 2024

Business intelligence (BI) is what helps managers make smart calls in their organizations. Today, companies generate lots of data, and traditional BI methods struggle to handle it all. Here's where deep learning steps in, showing its power in analyzing large, complex data sets. This study looks at h

politics

E-Cigarette Taxes: A Patchwork Quilt Across the States

November 25, 2024

Ever wondered why e-cigarette taxes vary so much from state to state? Well, by the end of 2023, 30 states had their own unique ways of taxing these devices. Unlike traditional cigarettes, which have a standard tax rate across the country, e-cigarette taxes are all over the place. Some states tax the

finance

Trump’s Economic Promises vs. the National Debt: A Budget Tug-of-War

November 24, 2024

Donald Trump has big plans for the U. S. economy, including tax cuts and other initiatives. But there’s a big problem: the national debt is huge, and it’s getting more expensive to pay it back. High interest rates and the cost of servicing the debt are making it tough for Trump to deliver on his pro

health

How Religious Beliefs Affect UK Muslim Doctors at Work

November 24, 2024

Let's take a look at how religion plays a role in the work lives of Muslim doctors in the UK. A recent study dug into this topic, focusing on how strongly they follow their faith, any discrimination they face at work, and how their workplaces accommodate their religious needs. The findings show that

education

Research Honesty: A Look at Medical Pros in Ningxia, China

November 24, 2024

A recent survey looked into how much medical professionals in Ningxia, China, know about being honest in research, and what they think about doing wrong things in academics. They asked about 3 main things: knowledge, attitude, and actions. The goal? To find out why some folks might not always play b

science

Watching Worms: How Ivermectin Resistance Changes with Drug Dose

November 24, 2024

Imagine you're running a massive experiment with tiny worms. You're studying how they evolve resistance to a drug called ivermectin. To do this, you use a cool new tool called TARDIS barcoding. This tool helps you track the worms' genetic lineage, just like a family tree. Why worms? Because the

technology

Upgrade Your Note-Taking Game With AI This Black Friday!

November 24, 2024

Ever wished for a tiny, smart assistant to help you manage your audio notes and calls? Meet PLAUD NOTE, a small, sleek device that uses AI to transform your audio content into neat summaries. Ideal for busy professionals like project managers, lawyers, or entrepreneurs, this gadget can handle calls,

environment

Climate Talks in Azerbaijan: More Frustration Than Action

November 24, 2024

COP29 brought together people from 200 countries, all hoping to make a difference on climate change. But the conference ended in gridlock, with the huge challenge of finding money to fight climate change looming large. Wealthy nations only pledged $250 billion by 2035, while poorer countries needed

politics

New Law Would Check Cabinet Picks' Foreign Ties

November 24, 2024

A newly elected senator from New Jersey, Andy Kim, has introduced a bill that would require high-ranking government officials to reveal their financial dealings with foreign governments. This comes after President-elect Donald Trump made some controversial Cabinet picks. Senator-elect Kim says the b

health

Can Traditional Chinese Exercise Really Help Postmenopausal Women with Osteoporosis?

November 23, 2024

Traditional Chinese Exercise, or TCE, has been around for ages. It's often used to help people with postmenopausal osteoporosis feel better. But does it really work? Researchers decided to find out by looking at a bunch of studies all at once. This is what they call a meta-analysis. They wanted to g