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aria

Fighting Malaria with a Smart Vaccine Design

July 17, 2025

Malaria is a serious illness that can be deadly. It's caused by tiny parasites, with one type, Plasmodium falciparum, being the worst. This parasite is responsible for most malaria deaths around the world. Right now, doctors treat malaria with medicines, but the parasites are getting resistant to th

politics

Israel's Recent Actions in Syria: A Closer Look

July 14, 2025

Israel has recently taken military action in Syria, targeting tanks near the Sweida province. This move comes after violent clashes between Druze militias and Bedouin clans, which have resulted in numerous casualties. The Israeli Defense Forces claim their strikes were a protective measure for the D

health

Melanoma's Sneaky Trick: When Cancer Looks Like Something Else

July 14, 2025

Melanoma is a tricky cancer. It can change its appearance. This makes it hard to spot. Sometimes, it looks like other types of tumors. This is especially true when it shows up in unusual places, like the parotid gland. This gland is near the ear. It helps with chewing and swallowing. Doctors face a

science

How Weather and Location Shape Natural Radiation Levels

July 13, 2025

Radiation is everywhere, but it's not the same everywhere. A study dug into how natural radiation, like gamma and alpha types, changes with weather and location. The goal? To tell the difference between natural shifts and human-made messes. Nine spots were watched for a whole year. Guess where gamm

weather

When the North Gets a Chill: The Stratosphere's Role in US Winter Woes

July 12, 2025

The US has been experiencing some serious cold snaps lately, even as winters warm up overall. Scientists have been digging into why this happens and found some interesting connections to the stratosphere, the layer of the atmosphere above where planes fly. Two key patterns have been identified. The

crime

How Changing a Few Things Can Make a City Safer

July 12, 2025

Crime is a big problem in many cities. It's not just about policing. Many things can make a place more or less safe. Things like jobs, housing, and even how a city is built can play a big role. A new tool called CounterCrime looks at these things. It helps people see how changes in one area can aff

politics

Gaza's Future: A Controversial Plan Sparks Debate

July 11, 2025

In Gaza, a temporary halt in fighting could mean a chance to bring in vital supplies. But Israel's defense minister, Israel Katz, has a different idea. He wants to create a "humanitarian city" in the southern city of Rafah. This city would hold almost all Gazans, except those in armed groups. People

health

When to Start Chemo After Ovarian Cancer Surgery?

July 11, 2025

Ovarian cancer treatment often involves surgery followed by chemotherapy. But when should the chemo start? This is a big question. A recent study looked into this. It wanted to see how the time between surgery and chemo affects survival rates. First, the basics. Ovarian cancer is serious. Surgery i

health

How Germany is Boosting Patient Power Before Weight-Loss Surgery

July 10, 2025

In Germany, a big push is happening to get patients more involved in their own care before weight-loss surgery. This isn't just about losing weight. It's about changing habits for good. A recent study looked at how well patients are being prepared for this life-changing procedure. The focus is on h

health

Gaza's Hospitals Struggle as Fuel Runs Out

July 9, 2025

In Gaza, hospitals are facing a severe fuel shortage, which is putting patients' lives at risk. Doctors are forced to share incubators among multiple babies, and some hospitals are shutting down vital services like kidney dialysis. The UN has warned that the situation is critical, with very little f