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Michaela Benthaus, a 33-year-old German engineer, made history by becoming the first wheelchair user to cross the Kármán Line, the boundary marking the edge of outer space. This groundbreaking journey took place aboard a Blue Origin New Shepard capsule, launching from Texas on a Saturday morning. Th

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Drilling Down on Science: A Clash of Ideologies

In a recent discussion, Senator Michael Bennet from Colorado raised eyebrows by accusing the Trump administration of prioritizing drilling over science. He didn't mince words, calling the administration's approach "anti-science" and comparing it to a catchy but simplistic slogan from the past. Benn

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Single Women Navigate Love, Money, and Identity

In a recent episode, a group of single women attended a speed-dating event, showcasing different personalities and approaches to finding love. Sutton, for instance, was flirty and hopeful, while Rachel seemed unimpressed, critiquing the men's taste in music and fashion. The event highlighted the wom

Supplements: Are Warning Labels Losing Their Impact?

The FDA is thinking about a big change to how warnings show up on supplement labels. Right now, every time a supplement claims to do something good for your health, like boost your immune system or help your heart, there's a bold warning. It says the FDA hasn't checked if the claim is true. But soon

Young People and Diabetes: What Puts Them at Risk?

Diabetes is becoming more common in young adults. It's a serious health issue. This condition is often diagnosed before age 40. It's called early-onset type 2 diabetes. It's different from the type that affects older adults. Early-onset diabetes progresses quickly. It also has a higher risk of compl

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Judge's Actions Spark Debate on Immigration and Justice

A Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, has been found guilty of obstruction after helping a Mexican immigrant evade arrest by federal agents. This case has sparked a heated debate about immigration policies and the role of judges in the U. S. The trial lasted for six hours, with the jury acquitting Dugan

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The Changing Landscape of Drug Discovery: A Look into the Future

In 2006, a young journalist visited Pfizer to discuss the company's research and development (R&D) plans. This was a time when the pharmaceutical industry was facing a significant drop in productivity. During the 1990s, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 311 new medicines. However, in t

What's the Buzz Around Burn Peak?

In recent times, the spotlight on health and wellness has grown brighter, with weight management and metabolic health taking center stage. As 2025 unfolds, there's a noticeable shift away from quick fixes and extreme measures, towards sustainable, safe, and lifestyle-friendly approaches. Amidst this

Can Diabetes Drugs Shield the Brain?

Type 2 diabetes is a global health issue. It is linked to a rise in dementia cases. This has sparked interest in whether diabetes drugs can also protect the brain. SGLT2 inhibitors are a type of diabetes medication. They are known for lowering blood sugar and protecting the heart and kidneys. Recen

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North Korea's Troops in Ukraine: What's Really Happening?