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exa

How Virtual Containers Are Making AI in Radiology a Snap

January 7, 2025

Radiologists often struggle to use AI models because their hardware and software don't match what the developers use. Even if they have powerful GPU computers, compatibility issues can arise. Plus, downloading and running AI models can be challenging due to their size and complexity. Enter virtual c

science

A Salty Surprise: The Unusual Size of ClpB Protein

January 6, 2025

Scientists dug into the world of proteins and made a surprising find. A protein called ClpB, which lives in salty environments, was thought to team up with five others to form a hexamer. But using a method called the Ferguson plot, scientists discovered something unexpected. ClpB was much larger tha

politics

Texas: Big Population Boom Ahead by 2030

January 3, 2025

Texas is gearing up for a significant population increase by 2030, according to a new study. The University of Virginia predicts the state will add over 3 million people, reaching a total of 32. 5 million. This puts Texas right behind Florida as the second most populous state in the U. S. Why does t

sports

Quinn Ewers & Texas: A Resilient Run to the CFP Semifinals

January 2, 2025

The Texas Longhorns secured their spot in the College Football Playoff semifinals after a thrilling overtime win against Arizona State in the Peach Bowl. Despite Arizona State's best efforts, Texas's resilience and Quinn Ewers's composure under pressure led them to victory. Coach Steve Sarkisian pra

health

Women's Views on Chaperones: Does It Matter in Proctology?

January 2, 2025

Ever wondered how women feel about having someone else in the room during a proctological exam done by a male doctor? This question hasn't been studied much, so a team decided to find out. They asked female patients about their preferences: having a chaperone or not. Guidelines usually suggest using

religion

How Personality Traits Affect Exhaustion in Italian Catholic Priests

January 2, 2025

A recent study delved into the HEXACO personality model and its ability to predict burnout among Catholic priests in Italy. This model considers six key personality traits. Researchers examined data from 264 priests serving in Italy. They found that three traits—emotionality, agreeableness, and open

sports

How Arizona State Can Shock Texas in the Peach Bowl

January 1, 2025

Football experts have some interesting ideas on how Arizona State could upset Texas in the Peach Bowl. While the Sun Devils have a potent offense with tough players like running back Cam Skattebo and young quarterback Sam Leavitt, ESPN's Greg McElroy says the real action is on defense. Texas' quarte

weather

Brace Yourself, Southeast Texas: The Polar Vortex is Coming!

January 1, 2025

Are you ready for a chill, Southeast Texas? A polar vortex is on its way, and it might just bring some cool changes to your neighborhood. But what is a polar vortex, you ask? Well, imagine a huge, cold bubble of air that normally hangs out over the Arctic. It's like a security guard keeping the free

science

Discovering Methotrexate's Role in Lung Cancer Treatment

December 31, 2024

MicroRNAs, or miRNAs, are tiny molecules that can greatly influence how cancer cells grow. Out of all these miRNAs, miR-20b is particularly interesting because it's often out of balance in lung cancer. Scientists used a special computer program to search for small molecules that could tame miR-20b.

health

COPD: Which Triple-Inhaler Therapy Works Better?

December 29, 2024

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can be rough. It causes flare-ups that lower quality of life and can even be deadly. When dual therapy isn't enough, doctors often recommend a single-inhaler triple therapy (SITT). Two common ones are fluticasone furoate/umeclidinium/vilanterol (FF/UMEC/V