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Paying Up for Alzheimer's Research: A New Standard?

January 27, 2025

You might have heard that researchers are facing some challenges when it comes to finding volunteers for Alzheimer's disease studies. To tackle this, the National Alzheimer's Coordinating Center (NACC) has suggested that all participants should be paid for their time and effort. But how are the Alzh

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Fans Demand Star's Return at Mets Event

January 27, 2025

Fans of the New York Mets took over an event meant to celebrate the team's future. Instead of focusing on the club's plans, they chanted "We Want Pete, " hoping to sway management to re-sign their star player, Pete Alonso. The event featured key figures like team owner Steve Cohen and general manage

health

Sowing Success: How Crop Sales are Changing Rural Ethiopian Lives

January 24, 2025

Ever wondered how growing and selling crops can help make life better for folks in rural Ethiopia? Well, it turns out, it can make a big difference! Let's dive into a study that looked at how crop commercialization is affecting poverty in these areas. Researchers explored whether selling crops, like

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Mathematics Picks the Most Beautiful Supermodels

January 24, 2025

Ever wondered who science thinks is the most beautiful supermodel? Dr. Julian De Silva, a London-based facial cosmetic surgeon, used the "Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty" to find out. This ratio measures facial symmetry and classically beautiful features. He ranked supermodels at the height of their fa

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Unlocking Magic in Heroes of Hammerwatch 2: A Step-by-Step Guide

January 23, 2025

Ever wondered how to get straight into the action in Heroes of Hammerwatch 2? We're here to help! The Dark Citadel is waiting for you in the Forest, but you'll need some magical assistance to get in. First things first, head north from your town at the start of your run. Skip the usual right path an

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Unraveling the Mystery of CP Violation in Particle Physics

January 23, 2025

Did you know that nature might be showing a preference for certain particles over others? This is what physicists call CP violation, and it's a big deal in the world of particle physics! Let's dive into this fascinating topic and explore how rare decays play a crucial role in understanding this phen

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Building Trust in Digital Health: The Missing Economic Piece

January 16, 2025

User trust is key to making digital health systems work. Recently, many guidelines have popped up to help build trust, especially in areas like artificial intelligence. These guidelines aim to help private companies and governments create trustworthy digital health systems. However, they often lack

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Can Online Weight Loss Programs Really Work Long-Term?

January 16, 2025

You've probably heard of online weight loss programs before. But do they really work in the long run? A big study looked into this, focusing on the CSIRO Total Wellbeing Diet Online. This program is designed to help people manage their weight digitally. The study wanted to see how effective these ki

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Two Moon Landers, One Launch: What's the Big Deal?

January 15, 2025

Early morning on January 15th, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center. Aboard were two lunar landers, one from the U. S. and one from Japan, each with their own unique journey to the moon. Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost 1 and ispace's HAKUTO-R M2 'Resilience' are bo

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Caregivers' Views on an Anti-Malaria Campaign: A Ghanaian Story

January 15, 2025

In the sun-baked Upper West region of Ghana, a battle against malaria is being fought. One weapon is Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC), a strategy that hands out antimalarial drugs to kids during the rainy season. But how do the people caring for those kids feel about it? That's what researcher