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How Do Swimmers Deal with Intense Training? A Smart Algorithm's Perspective

December 22, 2024

Have you ever wondered how athletes manage their training when things get super intense? This study dives into that question, focusing on swimmers. They wanted to see if a fancy algorithm, called the variable dose-response model, could help track when swimmers push too hard and start to feel really

science

Discovering the Insect-Munching Fungi: A New Global Database

December 22, 2024

Insects and other tiny critters are vital parts of our planet's ecosystems. Among them, certain fungi play a big role in keeping populations in check. These fungi, called entomopathogenic fungi, specifically attack insects and arthropods. One group, the Hypocreales, has been overlooked by scientists

health

Food Charities and Corporations: A Closer Look at Their UK Relationships

December 22, 2024

Did you know that some food charities in the UK work with big food companies? While these companies claim to help tackle hunger, they are often the ones causing food insecurity. So, why are these relationships so complicated? Let's dive into that! Researchers have long debated these partnerships. T

health

Boosting Global Surgery with Better Hygiene

December 22, 2024

When it comes to global surgery, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), infection prevention and control (IPC) takes center stage. Without reliable IPC measures, surgical site infections (SSIs) and other healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) can run rampant, leading to higher ri

sports

Swift's Family Cheers, Kelce's Moms Bond at Chiefs Game

December 22, 2024

There was an unexpected bonding moment at the recent Chiefs vs. Texans game. Taylor Swift's mom, Andrea, and Travis Kelce's mom, Donna, shared a big hug after the Chiefs' victory. Taylor, in a red coat and black hat, was cheering from the stands. The Chiefs are having their best home season in almos

politics

Iran's Energy Woes: A Perfect Storm of Problems

December 22, 2024

Iran, rich in natural gas and crude oil, is ironically facing a severe energy crisis. Schools and offices are now mostly online, highways and malls are dark, and factories are shutting down due to power cuts. Years of sanctions, poor management, outdated infrastructure, and wasteful energy use have

politics

Reality TV Producer Steps into Diplomatic Role

December 22, 2024

Ever wondered what happens when a reality TV producer switches to international relations? That's exactly what's happening with Mark Burnett, the mastermind behind some of your favorite shows. He's been tapped by the new US president to be the special envoy to the UK. That means he'll be helping out

politics

Public Funds Secured: Government Avoids Shutdown

December 22, 2024

President Joe Biden signed a bill preventing a federal shutdown on Saturday. The deal keeps the government running at current levels until March 14 and includes $100 billion for disaster relief and $10 billion for farmers. Biden saw this as a compromise, ensuring the government operates at full capa

health

The Harmonized Path of CD34 IHC in Bone Marrow Diagnostics

December 22, 2024

For years, pathologists have been using CD34 immunohistochemistry (IHC) to study bone marrow (BM) biopsies and clot sections. The QBEND10 primary antibody clone is widely favored, but other aspects of the testing process vary greatly across different labs and in published research. To address this i

health

Beating Teen Loneliness: What's Holding Us Back and Ways to Move Forward

December 22, 2024

Feeling lonely isn't just a passing mood; it's like a little bell ringing, telling teens their bodies need some human connection. Problem is, for some, this feeling sticks around and can really hurt their health. The tricky part? We don't have many proven ways to help them out. Let's explore the roa