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Why Psychiatric Research is Crucial

January 13, 2025

Psychiatry, the study of mental health, relies heavily on research to understand and treat mental illnesses. Imagine trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces. That's what psychiatry would be like without research. It's the key to unlocking the mysteries of the mind. Research helps psychiatri

health

Toxins and Kidney Woes: A Sneak Peek into India's Agricultural Heartland

January 13, 2025

People living in the Hirakud Command Area of Odisha, India, are battling a silent enemy—chronic kidney disease (CKD) and anemia. This isn't your typical CKD; it's a mystery version, known as CKDu. Researchers decided to dig deeper, linking these health issues to something alarming: pesticides and he

health

Dealing with Death in Clinical Trials: What Matters Most?

January 12, 2025

Imagine you're running a clinical trial to test a new treatment in critical care. You're tracking how patients do after the treatment, but what if some patients don't make it long enough to see the full results? That's what we're calling "truncation due to death. " The big question is, how do we han

health

Unlocking the Power of Lupeol: How an Indian Plant Fights Breast Cancer

January 12, 2025

Ever heard of Gymnostachyum febrifugum? This plant, found in the Western Ghats of India, has been used in traditional medicine for ages. Scientists wanted to figure out how it might help fight breast cancer. They started by looking at the chemicals in the plant's roots using a technique called GC-MS

education

Vermont's New School Meal Revolution: A Change Beyond Neoliberal Norms

January 12, 2025

In several states across the U. S. , including Vermont, a significant shift is happening in public schools: the introduction of Universal School Meals (USM) programs. These programs challenge the increasing grip of neoliberal ideas on education. What makes USM programs so interesting is their potent

entertainment

Nischelle Turner: Spilling The Tea on Reality Drama and Hollywood Nights

January 11, 2025

Nischelle Turner, known for her role on "Entertainment Tonight, " recently took a break from red carpets to chat with Danny Murphy and Evan Real on "Virtual Reali-Tea. " The discussion didn't shy away from the juicy scandals of reality TV, like Karen Huger's DUI controversy and her no-show at the "R

health

Seeing Glucose in Action: How Nutrition Guides New CGM Users with Type 2 Diabetes

January 11, 2025

Eating right can make a big difference for people with type 2 diabetes (T2D). Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is a useful tool that helps them see how what they eat affects their blood sugar levels in real time. But what happens when people with T2D start using CGM with a focus on their diet? Th

politics

Trump's Panama Canal Idea: A Strategic Shift?

January 11, 2025

Ever since Donald Trump's election, he's been making waves with his foreign policy ideas. One of his boldest suggestions is to regain control of the Panama Canal. This isn't just about the canal itself, but about China's growing influence in the region. Trump's concern? China might use the canal for

technology

Meet Jennie: The Robot Puppy Bringing Compassion to Tech

January 10, 2025

At CES 2025, I was blown away by the coolest gadgets, like wearables and AI advancements. But nothing compared to Jennie, the robot puppy from Tombot. Her adorable wagging tail and furry face caught my attention. As a nurse, I've seen pets change lives, especially for folks with dementia and other c

health

Visitors Limited in Metro Detroit Hospitals to Protect Kids from Illnesses

January 10, 2025

With respiratory illnesses on the rise, Corewell Health has put new visitor rules in place at its Southeast Michigan hospitals. From now on, only two visitors can be with a patient during the day, and just one at night. These rules started on January 10, 2025, and affect several hospitals like Corew