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Boosting Classroom Inclusivity: How Anti-Hate Speech Programs Make a Difference

January 2, 2025

Imagine walking into a classroom where everyone feels welcome and accepted. This is the power of an inclusive classroom climate, especially important during times of conflict and division. But how do we make sure our schools foster such environments? A recent study in Germany decided to test this by

health

Predicting Breast Cancer Risk: How Well Do Models Work?

January 2, 2025

Breast cancer tops the list of common cancers among women worldwide, with about two million new cases each year. To catch it early and save lives, many countries have set up regular breast cancer screening programs based on age. Now, experts are excited about using risk-adjusted screening, which con

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The Hidden Battle: Doctors on Colorectal Cancer Screening

December 30, 2024

Colorectal cancer is no joke – it's the third most common cancer globally and the second most common in Saudi Arabia. It's also the second leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. While its incidence is rising, high-income countries are seeing a decrease, thanks to effective screening programs. Bu

sports

Rams Edge Out Cardinals in Crucial NFC West Showdown

December 29, 2024

The Los Angeles Rams secured a vital 13-9 win over the Arizona Cardinals, pulling them one step closer to clinching the NFC West title. The game-changing moment came in the final quarter when cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon intercepted a crucial pass. This victory follows the Bengals' win over the Br

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Run, Kyren, Run: Williams vs. Cardinals Rivalry

December 29, 2024

Kyren Williams, the Rams' dynamic running back, has a history of dominating the Arizona Cardinals. Last season, he dashed for 158 yards and a touchdown in his first start against them. An injury delayed his return, but upon facing Arizona again, he rushed for 143 yards on just 16 carries, averaging

education

The Transition Tangle: Entry-Level Doctorates for PAs

December 26, 2024

Imagine if Physician Assistant (PA) programs decide to switch to an entry-level doctoral degree. This change could ripple through the system, affecting institutional accreditation in unexpected ways. To get a grip on this, let's first think about what accreditation is all about. It's like a quality

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Why Do Some Girls Miss Out on HPV Vaccine in Wealthy Countries?

December 24, 2024

You might think that with school-based programs, most girls in rich countries get the HPV vaccine. But surprisingly, some don't. This could keep the gap in cervical cancer rates between different groups going. Let's dive into the reasons why this happens. Imagine a group of girls in a high-income c

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College Students with Intellectual Disabilities: Their Views on Physical Activity

December 23, 2024

College campuses today offer special programs for students with intellectual disabilities (ID). A recent study looked into how these students experience and think about physical activity (PA). Researchers talked to eight students in a US college program to learn more. They found that most students o

politics

Billionaires Target Government Diversity Programs

December 23, 2024

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, two wealthy businessmen appointed to cut government waste, are expected to suggest erasing all spending on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs across federal agencies. This could impact offices like the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity, Diversity & In

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Dan Abrams Steps Back from NewsNation Primetime

December 21, 2024

Dan Abrams, a prominent figure in NewsNation's primetime lineup, will be leaving his regular 9 p. m. slot early next year. On a recent episode, Abrams shared that his busy schedule, including managing multiple media businesses, makes it difficult to balance his responsibilities. The entrepreneur run