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Believe it or not, a recent study found that teens can actually feel happier while using their phones. Over the course of a year, researchers kept tabs on 26 teens to see how their phone habits affected their mood. The results? Teens were at their happiest when they were chatting with friends or pla

Unexpected Growth: A Story of Accidental Discovery

Imagine you're about to have a nose job and doctors find something they weren't looking for. This happened to one patient who had a small growth in their frontal sinus, which is above your eyes. This growth, known as an osteoma, is the most common type of bone tumor. It's important to catch these ea

entertainment

Three British Crime Shows to Binge This December

If you think December is all about holiday cheer, think again! This month, grab some popcorn and get ready for a crime-solving marathon with three amazing British shows. First up, meet Adam Dalgliesh, a top detective from PD James' novels, brought to life in the show "Dalgliesh. " Bertie Carvel sta

Unseen Champions: Muscle and Bone Health in Biliary Cancer Surgery

You might think that surgery is the main event when it comes to battling biliary cancer. But hold on a minute! Recent findings highlight something equally important: your body's overall strength. If you're facing muscle loss or weak bones, known as sarcopenia and osteopenia, your recovery could be a

Why Do Lonely People Struggle with Social Connections?

Loneliness is a common feeling, but why do lonely people often feel that their social interactions aren't enough? Some researchers think it might be due to their views of the world. If lonely people see the world as a negative place, they might not engage in social interactions that could help them

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The Secret Life of Grape Proteins: VvGSTU60 and VvDTX41B

Ever wondered what makes grapes so special? It's all about the proanthocyanidins, a type of antioxidant that gives grapes and wine their unique flavor and quality. These tiny compounds are made in the cell's endoplasmic reticulum and stored in vacuoles. But how do they get there? Enter VvGSTU60, a p

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How LDHB Protects Lung Cancer Cells from Death

Ferroptosis is a type of cell death that cancer cells often avoid, but the reasons behind this in certain cancers driven by the KRAS oncogene are not well understood. Scientists have found that lactate dehydrogenase B (LDHB), a protein involved in energy production, helps KRAS-driven lung cancer cel

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Amazon's Fourth Wing: A Fresh Start for Fantasy Fans

Ever since Amazon announced its Fourth Wing TV show, fantasy lovers have been buzzing with excitement. Based on The Empyrean Series' books, this adaptation seems like a sure hit. But not all fantasy book adaptations have been so lucky. Last year, Netflix canceled its popular Shadow & Bone show. This

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NATO's Plan for Robo-Boats: Protection in Telecom-Critical Waters

Imagine having a group of friendly robots patrolling the oceans to keep important underwater cables safe. This is what NATO is planning! These aren't just any robots; they're unmanned surface vessels (USVs) designed to watch over crucial naval zones. Think of them like security cameras on streets, b

How Patients and Doctors Feel About Team Care for Skin Conditions