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A Remarkable Life: Jimmy Carter, the Longest-Lived US President, Passes Away

December 30, 2024

Jimmy Carter, who served as the 39th president of the United States from 1977 to 1981, has left a lasting impact beyond his single term in office. At the age of 100, he became the longest-lived U. S. president. His tenure was marked by both struggles and significant achievements. One of his notable

health

Switching Medications: How Tofacitinib Works for Psoriatic Arthritis

December 28, 2024

Everyone's body responds differently to treatments. For people with psoriatic arthritis, switching from one medication to another can sometimes be a tricky business. But what if you could switch straight from one drug to another without any hiccups? That's what researchers found out about a medicati

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Boosting Dementia Awareness: Social Media Strategies for World Alzheimer's Month

December 27, 2024

Think about this: What’s the best way to raise awareness about dementia? Social media might be the key! But are we doing it right? Let's take a closer look at how we can use social media to fight stigma, promote brain health, and push for better policies. The idea is to make sure people know about d

education

How Academic Confidence Battles Procrastination and Boosts Grades

December 23, 2024

Ever wondered how your belief in your ability to tackle school tasks can make a real difference? Let's dive into how academic self-efficacy, which is essentially your confidence in your academic skills, plays a crucial role in shaping your study habits, performance, and overall satisfaction. First

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Rethinking Albendazole Treatment for Parasitic Diseases in China

December 22, 2024

Echinococcosis is a nasty disease caused by parasites. In China, a medicine called albendazole is given for free to people with this disease under a government program. This study aims to see how well people are taking their medicine and how effective it is. By doing this, we hope to boost the numbe

politics

Catching Up: A Clash of Beliefs over Eel Fisheries in Sweden and the EU

December 22, 2024

When it comes to managing European eel in Sweden, the country's policies often clash with those of the EU. This study dives into these differences and why they exist. It turns out that Swedish and EU policies are based on distinct beliefs about who should be prioritized, what the problems are, and w

health

Food Dye Red 3 Might Be Off the Menu

December 17, 2024

Red 3, also known as erythrosine, could soon vanish from your favorite foods and medicines. This artificial coloring, linked to thyroid cancer in animals and hyperactivity in kids, is under review by the FDA. Despite being banned in cosmetics, it's still used in various snacks like Dubble Bubble gum

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Vaccinating Cattle in Tanzania: A Battle Against Malignant Catarrhal Fever

December 16, 2024

A deadly disease called malignant catarrhal fever (MCF) is a big problem for cattle farmers in East Africa. This disease is caused by a virus from wildebeest. Scientists have created a vaccine to help protect cattle. The study we are talking about is the first time this vaccine was used in the field

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Chat & Care: Bevy Smith & Pfizer's Vaccine Chat

December 15, 2024

Imagine a day filled with pampering and powerful conversations. That's exactly what happened when Bevy Smith, a popular figure in the city, brought together a group of friends for a special event. Among them was Ronika Alexander-Parrish, who works as the US Medical Director for Health Equity, Vaccin

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Family Matters: How Healthy Families Boost Chronic Patients' Confidence

December 14, 2024

Chronic diseases are a major health issue worldwide, making it crucial to boost the confidence of people dealing with them. A recent study delved into how family health influences a patient's self-assurance. It found that family health doesn't just directly affect self-efficacy, but it also plays a