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Blockchain: A New Approach to Secure Pharma Supply Chains

December 26, 2024

Managing pharmaceutical supply chains isn't easy. Old methods struggle with transparency and trust. So, let's talk about a new solution: blockchain. It's like a digital ledger that keeps everyone honest. It promises to solve security issues like authentication and data tracking. First, all involved

technology

Secure Data Journey: Moving Health Records Between Blockchains

December 26, 2024

Imagine you have a secret diary with pages that need to be shared between different people. Blockchain technology is like a highly secure diary system that lets you control who sees your pages. When it comes to our health records, this control is vital. We don't want just anyone snooping around our

crime

Assassination Attempt Trial Delayed: What's the Hold-Up?

December 26, 2024

Imagine you're on trial for something big. Really big. Like trying to kill the President-elect. That's the situation a man from Hawaii is in. His name? Ryan Routh. He's accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump in Florida. Guess what? His trial won't happen until September 2025. Why the dela

sports

Steelers vs. Chiefs: A Deep Look at the Matchup

December 25, 2024

The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs are set to clash on Christmas Day, with each team bringing a unique set of challenges. Let's dive into the key aspects of this matchup. Firstly, the Chiefs have seen their receiving corps grow stronger over the season. With the return of Hollywood

health

Gunshot Injuries in Ibadan: A Closer Look at Victims and Outcomes

December 25, 2024

From 2014 to 2018, the University College Hospital in Ibadan, Nigeria, treated 232 patients with gunshot injuries (GSIs). Most victims were men (86. 6%), and the highest number of cases were seen during night shifts (56%). The most affected age group was 21-40 years old (61. 2%). Armed robbery attac

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Parental Child Marriage: How It Affects Kids' Food and Health

December 25, 2024

You might think that how parents got married doesn't matter much for their kids. But in Indonesia, a new study is showing different. It looked at kids whose parents got married as children themselves. They found that these kids didn't have enough food and weren't as healthy as other kids. This is im

sports

Pitching Speedup: When More is Less

December 25, 2024

A recent MLB report highlights a worrisome trend: pitchers are getting injured more often. The league is grappling with a problem it can't ignore. Baseball's most precious resource, its pitchers, are breaking down due to the intense focus on velocity and new ways to throw the ball. It's like they're

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Cybersecurity in Medical Devices: Balancing Benefits and Risks

December 24, 2024

As healthcare goes digital, connected medical devices are becoming more common. These smart gadgets offer plenty of benefits, but they also come with unique cybersecurity risks that can harm patients. In Europe and the U. S. , regulations require these risks to be considered during the benefit-risk

politics

Bethlehem's Christmas in the Shadows of War

December 24, 2024

In Bethlehem, the town where Jesus is believed to have been born, Christmas was quieter than usual this year. The streets were empty, the festive lights were missing, and the usual crowd of tourists was nowhere to be seen. A war in nearby Gaza cast a long shadow over the holiday. Bethlehem's mayor,

health

The Power of Placental Extracts in Healing Dry Eyes and Burns

December 24, 2024

Imagine you're a scientist, curious about how human placental extract (HPE) eye drops can help with dry eyes and burns. You decide to test it out on mice, comparing it to other treatments like carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and human peripheral blood serum (HPBS). First, you create models of dry eyes