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Stretchy, Self-Repairing Conductors: A Cool New Finding!

January 7, 2025

Ever wondered how your wearable devices could become even better? Well, scientists have just figured out a way to make them stretchier, more durable, and even self-repairing! They've discovered a new kind of conductive material that's based on tiny silver wires known as Ag NWs. These Ag NWs are mixe

finance

China Dongxiang: Claim Your Dividends and Meet the New Director

January 7, 2025

China Dongxiang (Group) Co (HK:3818) has some news for its shareholders. The company is planning to take back unclaimed dividends that date back to 2013. If you're a shareholder, you have until January 14, 2025, to claim what’s yours. In other developments, the company has added a new face to its le

entertainment

Friends and Colleagues Remember Director Jeff Baena

January 7, 2025

On January 4, the sudden passing of director Jeff Baena shook the indie comedy scene. Those who worked closely with him couldn’t help but share their memories and gratitude. Adam Pally, known for his roles in Baena’s films like "Life After Beth, " shared his personal experiences. He described Baena

health

Insomnia in Nepalese Teens: What's Keeping Them Awake?

January 7, 2025

Sleep problems are a big deal among teens in Nepal's Bagmati Province. A recent study found that nearly a quarter of students grades 9 and 10 struggle with insomnia. This isn't just about losing sleep; it's linked to serious issues like suicidal thoughts and risky behaviors. Researchers wanted to kn

health

Boosting Preteen Girls' Activity: A Mom-Daughter Mobile Health Project

January 7, 2025

Preteen girls from lower-income families often spend more time sitting than moving. Studies show that moms can make a big difference in how active their daughters are. But family programs to get girls moving haven't always worked well. Some say we need better plans that are backed by research and de

health

How a Brain Protein Fights Parkinson's Disease

January 7, 2025

Ever heard of mesencephalic astrocyte-derived neurotrophic factor (MANF)? It's a brain protein that might be a game-changer in the fight against Parkinson's disease (PD). PD is the second most common brain disorder that causes dopamine neurons in the brain to die off over time. One of the main culpr

health

Who's at Risk? Understanding Firearm Suicide Plans

January 7, 2025

Ever wondered who’s most likely to plan suicide with a firearm? Researchers looked into military members, veterans, and their adult family members to find some clues. They checked out age, gender, race, and past suicide attempts to see what made someone more likely to plan this. First up, let’s tal

entertainment

A Film Triumph: Brady Corbet's Plea for Filmmakers

January 6, 2025

At the 2025 Golden Globes, "The Brutalist" director Brady Corbet received two awards, including Best Drama Movie. Corbet used his acceptance speeches to advocate for filmmaker autonomy. He emphasized that the final cut of a film should belong to the director, noting that his own movie faced skeptici

health

Factors Boosting Doctor Productivity in Erzurum

January 6, 2025

Productivity among doctors in Erzurum, Turkey's coldest city, greatly influences healthcare quality. Public hospitals employ most doctors, making their efficiency vital. This study focuses on factors affecting doctor productivity in three Erzurum hospitals: a University Hospital, Government Hospital

health

IV Therapy Gone Wrong: What Puts Kids at Risk?

January 6, 2025

Have you ever wondered what happens when medicine meant for a kid's veins leaks into surrounding tissues? This is called extravasation, a common injury in children's hospitals. It can cause harm and lengthen hospital stays. So, what puts kids at risk? A study in Iran tried to find out. Over a year,