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Understanding Growth Patterns in Babies With Birth Defects

October 8, 2025

Babies born with physical birth defects face unique challenges. Their growth and body development are often different from other babies. This is especially true for those born at full term. A recent study looked at how these babies grow while in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). It also tried

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A Young Horse's Close Call with Ivermectin: A Lesson in Quick Thinking

September 11, 2025

A tiny horse, just four days old, faced a serious problem. It had too much ivermectin, a medicine meant to help, but in this case, it caused big trouble. The little horse showed severe nerve issues, a scary situation for sure. Doctors acted fast. They used a special treatment called intravenous lip

politics

The Sky Palace Controversy

May 11, 2025

A lavish Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet is set to be gifted to the United States by Qatar's royal family. This aircraft is so luxurious that it's often called "a flying palace. " The plan is for this jet to serve as the new Air Force One until the end of the current president's term. After that, it will bec

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Breaking Bones: What's Happening with Hip Fractures in Hospitals?

February 21, 2025

Imagine this: you're in a hospital, and you've just had a bad fall. You break your hip, and doctors say it's because your bones are weak. This is what happens to many older people, and it's a big deal. It's not just about the fall, it's about the bones being so weak that they break easily. This is c

science

Mixing Up Molecules: New Ways to Fight Cancer

February 21, 2025

Scientists have been tinkering with molecules to create new tools to battle cancer. They started with a bunch of compounds called diethyl α-amino-α-aryl-methylphosphonates. These compounds were then mixed with different chemicals to create new versions. The process involved using phosphoryl chloride

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Baby Breathing: Video vs. Traditional Laryngoscopes

February 16, 2025

Airway management in babies is a tough job. Doctors often need to perform intubation, which is a procedure to open the airway. This is especially tricky in newborns and infants up to 6 months old. The Besdata video laryngoscope is a new tool that might make this process easier. It's designed to help

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The Magic of Oxygen Affinity in Catalysts: A New Way to Upgrade Biomass

January 22, 2025

Have you ever thought about how to turn plant waste into something useful? It's a tricky business because these plants, or biomass, contain many different compounds that can be transformed in various ways. This makes it hard to control the final product. Scientists have a smart trick up their sleeve

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Unexpected Bone Breaks: Bisphosphonates and Lumbar Fractures

January 9, 2025

Have you heard of bisphosphonates? These drugs are popular for preventing bone fractures in older adults. Studies show they work great at increasing bone density and reducing hip and spine fractures. But here's a twist: some people taking bisphosphonates experience unusual fractures, especially in t

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The Impact of New Skin Care Rules on Nurses' Knowledge and Neonatal Skin Injuries in a Private Hospital

December 27, 2024

Skin care is crucial for newborns, especially those who are sick. The skin acts like a shield, protecting them from infections that can lead to serious health issues or even death. Babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are at a higher risk because of the advanced technology used there, w

science

Turning CO2 into Something Useful: A New Catalyst Story

December 23, 2024

Scientists are always looking for ways to use carbon dioxide (CO2) in helpful ways. One of their latest ideas is to turn CO2 into something called cyclic carbonates. This is where a new catalyst, called DIL@PDIL, comes in. This catalyst is made from a combination of dicationic ionic liquid (DIL) and