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How Friends Shape School Drive for Kids with Big Challenges

April 2, 2025

School can be tough for any kid, but it's even harder for those with social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties. These students often face extra hurdles in staying motivated and getting along with peers. The way friends influence school enthusiasm is not well understood for these students.

health

Aphasia Check-Up: How Well Does the BDAE-2 Work in Serbia?

April 2, 2025

The Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination, or BDAE-2, is a well-known tool used to diagnose speech disorders. In Serbia, it has been in use for a while, but there is a lack of information on how well it works for Serbian speakers. A recent study set out to change that. Researchers wanted to see if t

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Understanding Stroke Risks in Hypertensive Adults

April 2, 2025

In Ethiopia, hospitals are seeing more patients with strokes caused by high blood pressure. Yet, there's not enough research on what exactly causes these strokes, especially in adults with hypertension. This gap in knowledge is a big deal. It means doctors and researchers don't have all the tools th

science

Particles Defy Gravity: The Mystery of Upstream Movement

March 29, 2025

The way particles move in liquids isn't always straightforward. It's easy to assume that particles just float along with the current. But there's a weird thing that happens sometimes. Particles can actually move against the flow, going upstream. This is what scientists call upstream contamination. I

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Brain Tumors in Kids: Why Early Diagnosis Matters

March 29, 2025

Diagnosing brain tumors in children can take a long time. The gap between when symptoms first appear and when a diagnosis is made can be quite lengthy. This delay can have serious consequences. It can push back the start of crucial treatment. So, it is important to understand what affects this delay

sports

The SEC's Basketball Revolution

March 28, 2025

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has long been known for its football prowess. However, the conference has quietly transformed into a basketball powerhouse. This shift is evident in the record-breaking number of SEC teams in the NCAA Tournament. 14 teams from the SEC made it to the tournament, a fe

crime

Delusional Disorder and the Law: A Call for Change in Legal Perspective

March 28, 2025

Delusional disorder is a mental health issue where a person has strong beliefs that are not based on reality. This can lead to serious problems. These problems can include criminal behavior. The question is, how should the law handle criminals with this disorder? This is a tough question. It's impor

crime

The Hidden Truths of Law Enforcement

March 28, 2025

New information has emerged to fill in the blanks about how policing works in this country. This has shed light on some long-standing issues. It is clear that there are problems with how people are treated by the police. However, the way this information is being looked at needs to change. It is

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Court Cases and HIV Management: A North Carolina Study

March 28, 2025

In North Carolina, a study was conducted to understand the impact of criminal charges on people with HIV. The research focused on individuals who were dealing with both HIV and legal issues between the years 2017 and 2020. The main goal was to count and describe this specific group of people. It als

entertainment

Country Music's Big Night: Who's Leading the Pack?

March 27, 2025

The 60th ACM Awards are coming up, and the nominations are out. This year, Ella Langley is the big star with nine nods. She's got a lot of competition, though, with Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson, and Morgan Wallen all close behind with seven or eight nominations each. Chris Stapleton is also in the mi