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Celebrities Advised to Stay Quiet After Allegations

December 25, 2024

A lawyer has given important advice to celebrities who went to parties hosted by the famous rapper, Sean 'Diddy' Combs. The lawyer says they should avoid saying anything that could make them part of the ongoing controversy. Over 200 people have claimed they were sexually abused by Diddy. Some big na

science

Discovering the Power of Earth-Friendly Metals for Hydrogen Production

December 23, 2024

Hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) is vital for generating hydrogen fuel through water splitting. To make this process sustainable, researchers are searching for abundant materials like silicates. A recent study synthesized various metal metasilicates using a simple wet-chemical method followed by hi

health

Treating Inflammatory Breast Cancer: Challenges in Low-Income Countries

December 21, 2024

Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a serious form of cancer that demands a special treatment approach called trimodal therapy (TMT). This approach includes pre-surgery medication, a modified radical mastectomy, and radiation therapy after the surgery. While this is considered the best way to treat

health

Health Boost for Coastal B. C. : New Ferry Routes in Medical Travel Program

December 21, 2024

B. C. Health Minister Josie Osborne has announced an expansion of the Travel Assistance Program (TAP) to include seven privately managed ferry routes. This means coastal communities on Vancouver Island and the mainland will have easier access to non-emergency medical specialists. The program, with a

science

IUCrJ: A Decade of Discovery and Growth

December 20, 2024

IUCrJ, a respected journal in the world of crystallography, has just completed its first ten years. Let's take a look back at its journey so far, see where it stands today, and think about what the future might hold. When IUCrJ started a decade ago, it had a clear mission: to provide a platform for

health

NYC's Decision on Weight Loss Drugs: A Fierce Debate

December 20, 2024

NYC's health plan for city employees recently scrapped coverage for weight loss drugs called GLP-1s. Almost 400, 000 employees are affected, many of whom find these drugs quite effective. But the city says it'll save money by doing this. Interestingly, other chronic diseases like diabetes usually ge

health

Setting Priorities for Research on Transgender People Facing Violence

December 19, 2024

Every year, transgender people suffer greatly from sexual assault and partner violence, but they often don't get the help they deserve. Sadly, there's not much research to guide the development of better support systems. A recent study aimed to create a new research agenda for Canada to fill the gap

health

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.

entertainment

Logan Paul's 8 Thrilling WWE Moments You Won't Forget

December 19, 2024

Logan Paul has made a huge splash in WWE with his thrilling wrestling moves and viral-worthy moments. From pinning Rey Mysterio to win his first title to fearlessly jumping off high places, like that jaw-dropping moonsault at SummerSlam, Paul has proven he's not just a celebrity guest. He's a real W

politics

Global Eyes on U. S. Politics: A Spectator's Unease

December 19, 2024

When you're watching from abroad, American politics often appears heated and divisive. In places like the United Kingdom, controversial topics like Scottish independence or Brexit sparked protests, but rarely violence. Politics is generally discussed civilly. However, when looking at American electi