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The Doctor's Role in Shaping Young Lives

June 20, 2025

The world of medicine is changing. Doctors are now looking beyond pills and procedures. They are focusing on how everyday choices affect health. This is especially true for kids. Doctors who specialize in children's health are stepping up. They are taking on a bigger role in promoting healthy h

health

The Rise of Misoprostol: A Look at Self-Managed Abortions in the US

June 20, 2025

The World Health Organization supports two types of medication abortion. Both are safe and effective. One combines two drugs, mifepristone and misoprostol. The other uses only misoprostol. In the US, most medication abortions use both drugs. However, political and legal pressures may change this. Mo

environment

The Hidden Threat of Snakegrass: A New Way to Spot It

June 20, 2025

Snakegrass, also known as Equisetum hyemale, is a plant that has become a big problem in South Africa. It is an invasive alien species, which means it is not from here but has found a way to thrive and spread quickly. This plant is aggressive and can take over other plants' space, making it hard for

science

The New Face of Synthetic Stimulants: A Closer Look at Metabolic Patterns

June 20, 2025

Synthetic cathinones are a big deal in the world of illegal drugs. They are a major type of third-generation drugs that the United Nations keeps an eye on. These substances are known for their rapid development and how quickly they change in the body. The focus here is on a specific type called alp

science

Tracking Origins with Strontium: The Science Behind It

June 19, 2025

Strontium isotopes, specifically the ratio of strontium-87 to strontium-86, have become a go-to method for figuring out where things come from. This technique is used in various fields. To make it work, scientists need to understand how this ratio changes across different landscapes. They often crea

education

Students Dive Into the World of Forensic Science

June 19, 2025

In Richland County, a unique opportunity is opening doors for students. They are getting a firsthand look at the work of coroners. They are learning about forensic science and death investigation. This is all thanks to the Richland County Coroner Cadet Program. This program is not your typical c

technology

NVIDIA's New China-Focused GPU: The RTX 5090 DD

June 19, 2025

NVIDIA is planning to release a new graphics card tailored for the Chinese market. The upcoming GeForce RTX 5090 DD is designed to meet specific export rules. This isn't NVIDIA's first attempt at creating a China-specific GPU. The GeForce RTX 5090 D was launched earlier but had to be pulled due t

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Unlocking Voices: The Future of Speech for the Paralyzed

June 19, 2025

The world of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) is making waves. These tools have the power to bring back speech for people who have lost it due to neurological issues or injuries. BCIs can turn brain signals into text. But text alone can't capture the full richness of human speech. It misses out on t

health

Flea Frenzy: Unraveling Plague Risks in Tanzanian Homes

June 19, 2025

In the heart of Tanzania, the Mbulu district faces a persistent health challenge: the plague. This disease, often spread by fleas, has been a recurring issue, but understanding why it keeps coming back has been tricky. Researchers dove into the homes of this rural area to figure out what's going on

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Fixing Ankle Fractures: Does It Make a Difference?

June 18, 2025

Ankle fractures can be a real pain. They can happen when a person falls or gets into an accident. Sometimes, these fractures involve a piece called the posterior malleolar fragment. This is a small bone chip at the back of the ankle. Doctors often debate whether to fix this fragment or not. So,