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The Bone's Role in Fat and Energy Management

April 6, 2025

The bone is a lot more than just a support structure. It's also a player in the body's energy game. It can influence how fat is made and how energy is managed throughout the body. This is all thanks to certain factors that the bone releases. One of these factors is KIAA1199. It's a substance made by

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Spirituality and Mental Health: Does Faith Fill the Gap?

April 6, 2025

The role of religion and spirituality in mental health is a hot topic. Some folks think that faith can take the place of professional help. This is a big deal because it could mean people aren't getting the care they need. So, a study was done to figure out if there's a link between how spiritual so

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Gaza's Medics Under Fire: A Closer Look at a Deadly Night

April 5, 2025

In the early hours of March 23, a tragic event unfolded in Tel al-Sultan, a district in southern Gaza. Fifteen medics, part of the Palestinian Red Crescent and Civil Defense teams, were killed by Israeli forces. The incident has sparked controversy, with phone footage challenging Israel's official n

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The Unseen Costs of Too Many Scans

April 5, 2025

The use of diagnostic imaging has skyrocketed. It is often ordered to avoid missing a diagnosis. This is especially true for those with suspected bone or muscle tumors. The problem is that this can lead to a lot of unnecessary scans. These scans may not even provide useful information. They can

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Why Some Republicans Are Pushing Back on Trump's Canada Tariffs

April 2, 2025

In the early hours of Wednesday, former President Trump took to Truth Social to criticize four Republican senators. He was worried they might team up with Democrats to block his plans. These senators were Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul from Kentucky, Susan Collins from Maine, and Lisa Murkowski from

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The Medicare Advantage vs Traditional Medicare Radiotherapy Debate

April 2, 2025

Medicare Advantage (MA) has become a popular choice among seniors. More than half of Medicare beneficiaries have chosen MA over Traditional Medicare (TM). This shift raises questions about the quality of care, especially when it comes to cancer treatment. Radiotherapy is a common treatment for canc

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The Struggle of Women Seeking Support

April 2, 2025

In Canada, three cities were studied to understand how women who face gender-based violence (GBV) interact with health and social services. These services are often scattered and hard to access. This makes it tough for women to get the help they need when they need it. GBV is a major public healt

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The Journey of Fukushima's Radioactive Water to China's Shores

April 2, 2025

The release of radioactive water from Fukushima into the ocean has sparked fresh worries. The study of this issue involves understanding how this water travels and its potential effects on marine life and the environment. The movement of this contaminated water is influenced by various ocean curren

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Trade Shake-Up: Trump's Global Tariff Plan

March 31, 2025

The world is on the edge of its seat as the U. S. President, Donald Trump, is set to announce a major trade policy shift. This new plan, dubbed "reciprocal tariffs, " is expected to impact every nation that trades with the United States. The announcement, scheduled for Wednesday, has sparked a wave

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Sleep and Stem Cells: A Hidden Connection

March 31, 2025

Sleep is not just about resting. It is a vital process that keeps the body running smoothly. This process is controlled by something called circadian rhythms. These rhythms affect many things in the body, including how well organs work and how healthy a person is overall. When sleep is disrupted, it