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Why Do Hospital-Acquired Infections Hurt German Hospitals?

November 14, 2024

You might think that getting sick in the hospital is bad enough, but nosocomial infections (NIs) make it even worse. These are infections patients get while they're in the hospital. They can lead to higher death rates and a poorer quality of life. But it's not just about the patients; hospitals feel

technology

Spotting Strange Events in Big Video Data

November 14, 2024

Video cameras are vital for safety, but with so many hours of footage, figuring out what's normal and what's not can be tough. This research uses the power of ResNet50, VGG19, EfficientNetB7, and the superstar ViTb16 to smartly shrink video files. By pinpointing key frames, the system avoids exhaus

health

Exploring the Hidden Beauty of Our Blood Vessels

November 14, 2024

Imagine diving into a world so small, you can't see it with the naked eye. This artwork brings those tiny details to life, showcasing how our blood flows through intricate pathways every second of our lives. The heart pumps blood to all parts of our body through arteries, which are like highways. Bl

health

How Slight Hearing Problems Affect Kids' Learning and Behavior

November 14, 2024

Imagine you're sitting in class, and you can't quite hear the teacher clearly. This might not seem like a big deal, but even a slight hearing loss can make a difference for kids aged 9 to 15. Studies show that even minor hearing issues can impact how well kids do in school and how they behave. Let'

politics

Trump's Shadow Over Congress: A Packed Agenda and Key Leadership Picks

November 12, 2024

With Donald Trump set to return to the White House in January, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are rushing to tackle a long list of tasks before the end of the year. Top of the agenda is preventing a government shutdown, which looms large as a December deadline approaches. Many Republicans want to delay k

politics

Political Family Dynasties in South Sulawesi: A Closer Look

November 9, 2024

Imagine a family dinner table where politics is the main course. In South Sulawesi, political conversations aren't just small talk; they're how the next generation gets interested in governance. This intriguing phenomenon of political kinship is on the rise. Families pass down not just genes but als

health

Why Food Systems, Not Health Systems, Hold the Key to Tackling Obesity

November 9, 2024

Obesity is a worldwide problem, affecting one in three adults globally and contributing to four out of the five leading causes of death. While health systems have tried hard to prevent and treat obesity, they often struggle because they don't have control over the food environment, which is crucial

finance

Building a Better Pension System: Leveraging Human Capital

November 8, 2024

Ever thought about why current pension systems might not work as well as they could? A big issue is that they don't consider how much each person has contributed to raising the next generation. This is a problem because the current pay-as-you-go (PAYG) system treats everyone the same, even if they d

finance

Rethinking Pensions: A New Way to Fund Our Future

November 6, 2024

Imagine if our pension system worked differently. Instead of today's pay-as-you-go (PAYG) method, what if pensions were funded by human capital investments? The PAYG system has a major flaw—it ignores who contributes to raising the next generation and even whether they do at all. This study suggests

health

Understanding Beliefs about Health and Illness in Pregnant African Women with GDM in Sweden

November 6, 2024

Gestational diabetes (GDM) poses significant health risks for mothers and their babies, especially for migrant women from Africa now living in Sweden. A recent study investigated how their beliefs about health, sickness, and healthcare evolve over time, particularly during and after pregnancy. The r