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California Storm: A Pier Collapses, Lives Lost

December 24, 2024

A powerful storm hit California's central coast on Monday, causing flooding and huge waves. A man died when he was trapped under debris on a beach, and a pier in Santa Cruz partially collapsed, tossing three people into the ocean. The storm was expected to bring extreme winds and waves up to 60 feet

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Checking Online Info on Keratoconus: Portugal vs Brazil

December 24, 2024

When people with keratoconus look for answers online, they trust what they find. But is that info trustworthy? We took a closer look at websites in Portugal and Brazil to see if they're giving good, easy-to-understand info on keratoconus. Anyone can put stuff online, so we wanted to check if it's an

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Evanston's Journey: Reparations in Action

December 23, 2024

Evanston, a city in Illinois, has been making history with its reparations program. The program aims to rectify past racial injustices, specifically those that occurred between 1919 and 1969. During this time, the city pushed Black residents into a specific neighborhood and used discriminatory housi

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Understanding Non-TB Lung Infections in the UK: A Practical Guide

December 22, 2024

Non-tuberculous mycobacterial pulmonary disease, or NTM-PD, is a type of lung infection that's been on the rise around the world. In the UK, this condition is becoming more common due to better diagnosis tools and increased awareness. The main culprit behind NTM-PD is a group of germs called Mycobac

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Apps for Spinal Cord Injury Care: A Mobile Search

December 20, 2024

Mobile technology has been a game-changer in healthcare, especially for folks with long-term health issues. But when it comes to spinal cord injury (SCI), apps that offer self-management support haven't gotten much attention. We don't know much about what's out there and what's good. So, let's dive

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Brucellosis Among South Sudan's Pastoralists: A Hidden Threat

December 20, 2024

Brucellosis is a big deal for people and animals in South Sudan. It's a disease that can make you really sick and cost a lot of money. Not many studies have looked into how common it is there. A recent study checked the blood of pastoralists (people who take care of livestock) and their animals in

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Unveiling the Shadow of Violence: IPV in Zambian Women

December 19, 2024

Violence in a relationship is never okay. When it happens between partners, it's called intimate partner violence (IPV). Zambia, in sub-Saharan Africa, sees a lot of this. So, let's talk about how common it is, what makes it more likely, and where it happens the most among women aged 15 to 49. We'll

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Kidney Disease in South Africa: Uncovering the Silent Epidemic

December 19, 2024

Chronic kidney disease, or CKD, is a growing concern worldwide, especially in countries like South Africa. Many people don't find out they have it until it's severe. We looked into how common and how quickly it progresses in South Africa using some data from the National Health Laboratory Service.

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Did Democracy and Christianity Grow Up Together?

December 18, 2024

David French, a long-time evangelical and political conservative, has been reflecting on American democracy and the part Christianity plays in it. He was taken aback by how strongly white evangelicals supported Donald Trump. He's been pondering if our democracy could falter without Christianity's in

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Science Class Experiment Triggers Evacuation at Concord High

December 18, 2024

On a typical Tuesday morning, Concord High School (CHS) found itself in an unexpected situation. Around 10:45 a. m. , the building's alarms suddenly blared, prompting an evacuation. But this wasn't a fire drill—it was the result of a science experiment gone awry. The school's fire and rescue team wa