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NBA Fans Divided Over Inside the NBA's Critical Approach

December 18, 2024

Last week, Shaquille O'Neal made a bold statement during the NBA Cup quarterfinals, saying, "They watch us. " Charles Barkley and the crew at ESPN have often explained why fans love Inside the NBA, and fans themselves have made it clear to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver that they won't watch the NBA w

science

The First Europeans: A Story of Survival and Extinction

December 18, 2024

Imagine a world 45, 000 years ago, where small groups of humans, dressed in fur-lined clothing, roamed the chilly European tundra. These early Europeans, known as the Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician (LRJ) people, left behind clues about their lives through fossilized remains and distinctive stone

health

Beyond Zero: The Complex Reality of Disease Elimination

December 18, 2024

Imagine a world where diseases like leprosy, HIV/AIDS, and malaria are completely wiped out. That's the dream of many health campaigns around the globe. But is this dream realistic, and more importantly, is it what those most affected by these diseases really want? Let's take a closer look at lepros

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Can a Simple Test at Home Spot Kids' Sleep Apnea?

December 16, 2024

Sleep apnea in kids is a serious issue, but not all families can easily visit a specialized sleep lab. A recent study looked into whether a simple home test using a portable oximeter could accurately diagnose obstructive sleep apnea in children, including those with other health issues. Instead of c

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Operating on Sleep: A Decade-Long Look at OSA Surgeries

December 16, 2024

What happens when you try to fix snoring and breathing problems during sleep with surgery? This study takes a long look at what surgeons did to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in the United States from 2004 to 2020. They dived into a big healthcare database to see how many surgeries were done an

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Our DNA's Ancient Mix: Humans and Neanderthals

December 15, 2024

Picture this: about 50, 000 years ago, humans and Neanderthals started mixing. This genetic exchange lasted for around 7, 000 years. Today, non-African humans carry about 1% to 2% Neanderthal DNA. This blend might have strengthened our immune systems and influenced our skin colors. But not all Neand

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Early Europeans and Their Neanderthal Connections

December 14, 2024

Scientists from the Max Planck Institute have made an exciting discovery. They found that some of the earliest modern humans in Europe had a surprising connection to Neanderthals. These humans, from sites in the Czech Republic and Germany, were part of a small group that moved across Europe around 4

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MRI Magic: 3D vs. 2D for Detecting Peroneal Tendon Injuries

December 14, 2024

Do you know why it's important to get a clear picture of your tendons? Well, let's find out! This study looked at how well MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) can spot peroneal tendon issues. These are tendons in your ankle that help you move your foot side to side. The thing is, regular 2D MRIs might

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Basketball Legends' Sneakers Hit Auction Block for a Cause

December 13, 2024

When Magic Johnson sold his custom-designed sneakers for $1 million in December, it set a record for charity. The NBA legend aimed to fund college dreams for kids with incarcerated parents. But the story doesn't end there. Another hoops legend, Steve Nash, stepped into the game with his own unique t

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Jamie Foxx's Health Scare: A Coma and a Comeback

December 7, 2024

Imagine going from the peak of your career to the brink of death. That's what happened to Jamie Foxx, the famous actor and comedian. In April 2023, he faced a terrifying health scare that left him in a coma. The cause? Exhaustion from his busy work schedule and the effects of aging. This shocking in