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Why Do Some Shoulder Injuries Hurt More Than Others?

December 11, 2025

A rotator cuff tear is a common issue, especially as people get older. It's interesting because not everyone feels pain from it. Some folks have a tear and don't even know it. Others are in so much pain that they need surgery. Why is that? Scientists have been trying to figure this out. They've loo

weather

Northwest Drowned in Unusual Rainfall

December 11, 2025

The Pacific Northwest is experiencing an unusual amount of rainfall. This is due to a combination of warm water and air, and unusual weather patterns. These patterns can be traced back to tropical cyclones in Indonesia. The rain has been persistent and heavy, with almost 5 trillion gallons falling i

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Keeping Newborns Safe: The Hepatitis B Vaccine Debate

December 10, 2025

Newborns are at high risk of hepatitis B. This virus can cause serious liver damage. In the past, all babies in the U. S. got the hepatitis B vaccine at birth. But now, things are changing. A group of experts, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), has a new plan. They say doctors

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Coming Home: The Hidden Hurdles After Hospital Stay

December 10, 2025

Stepping back into normal life after a hospital stay can be tough. Many studies talk about how being in a protected hospital unit affects people mentally. But what about when patients go home? That's a question that hasn't been asked enough. People with blood disorders often spend time in special h

education

Unlocking the Secrets of Video Game Magic

December 10, 2025

Ever wondered what makes your favorite video games so captivating? The answer lies in the world of STEM. On December 11, 2025, the New York Hall of Science will open its doors to young minds aged 14-24, offering a unique chance to explore the science behind gaming. This event is not just about play

health

Shoulder Dislocation: X-Rays Before and After Fix

December 9, 2025

Shoulder dislocations are a common issue. Doctors often use x-rays to check for bone damage before and after they fix the dislocation. This helps them see if the bones are hurt and if the fix worked well. First, x-rays are taken before the shoulder is put back in place. These show any breaks or chi

sports

New Coach, New Traditions: Vrabel's Patriots Take a Different Path

December 9, 2025

Mike Vrabel, a former Patriot player, is now leading the team as head coach. He has brought changes to the team's culture and traditions. One of these changes is the end of the "Hat and T-shirt Game. " The "Hat and T-shirt Game" was a tradition where players would receive special gear after winning

health

A Rare Cancer's Unexpected Victory

December 9, 2025

A heavy smoker, well into their golden years, found themselves facing a fast-growing tumor in their right lower lung. Doctors were baffled. It was a rare beast, a thoracic SMARCA4-deficient undifferentiated tumor, or SMARCA4-UT for short. This type of cancer is so uncommon that even experts struggle

politics

Ohio's Political Spotlight: Time to Vote for the 2025 Sloopy Stars

December 9, 2025

Ohio's political scene is buzzing with excitement as voting for the 2025 Sloopy Awards kicks off. These awards, now in their eighth year, shine a light on the state's political figures, both the outstanding and the, well, not-so-outstanding. From governors to lobbyists, and even the best hangouts ar

environment

Building Trails: The Unseen Effort Behind Every Hike

December 9, 2025

In the southern part of Patagonia, a well-known trail leads up a mountain to a stunning lake. This trail was created over many years by climbers who wanted to reach the top of Argentina's Fitz Roy peaks. These climbers would go straight up the mountain from their camp near the Rio Blanco river. In t