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Unveiling the Shadow of Violence: IPV in Zambian Women

December 19, 2024

Violence in a relationship is never okay. When it happens between partners, it's called intimate partner violence (IPV). Zambia, in sub-Saharan Africa, sees a lot of this. So, let's talk about how common it is, what makes it more likely, and where it happens the most among women aged 15 to 49. We'll

health

The Sweet Danger: How Fructose Affects Our Health

December 19, 2024

Fructose, a sugar found naturally in fruits, can be good for us in small amounts. But munching on too much can cause some serious health problems. Fructose can set off a chain reaction in our bodies, leading to the buildup of harmful substances called advanced glycation end products (AGEs). These AG

health

Food and Migraines: Is There a Link?

December 19, 2024

Migraines can be a real pain, literally. They often come with other health issues like mental health problems, heart diseases, and metabolic disorders. We know some foods can trigger migraines, but what about the overall quality of our diet? Does it make a difference in how bad or frequent our migra

health

How Ecuadorian Kids Stay Active: A Look at Poverty and Ethnicity

December 19, 2024

Exercising every day is super important for kids. But do they do it enough? This study looked at how well kids in Ecuador follow the World Health Organization's (WHO) advice on physical activity. They checked two very different places: Cuenca, where lots live in cities and have basic needs met, and

health

Do Doctor-Referred Workouts Make a Difference?

December 19, 2024

Have you ever stopped to think if the workout plans your doctor suggests are truly effective? Researchers have dived deep into this question, reviewing numerous studies to determine the impact of these referral programs. Older research didn't show much change, but newer studies painted a different p

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Why Do African American Smokers Struggle to Quit?

December 19, 2024

African American smokers often face more hurdles when trying to quit smoking compared to White individuals. They not only have less success but also deal with more health issues related to tobacco. Understanding what makes quitting harder for them is crucial. This study looked into several factors t

environment

How Microplastics Help Antibiotics Travel in Groundwater

December 19, 2024

You’ve probably heard that microplastics (MPs) are bad for the environment, but did you know they also help antibiotics move around in groundwater? This happens because MPs can carry antibiotics like oxytetracycline (OTC) as they journey through soil and surface water. According to research, this me

health

The Link Between Smoking and Sudden Heart Death in Patients with Previous Heart Issues

December 18, 2024

You know that smoking isn't great for your heart health. But did you know it might be even more dangerous for people who've already had heart trouble? Let's break it down. Smoking is bad news for anyone's heart. It can cause sudden cardiac death (SCD), which is when your heart suddenly stops beatin

business

Kioxia's Stock Jumps on Tokyo Debut, Despite Bumps on the Road

December 18, 2024

Kioxia, Japan's third-largest maker of flash memory products, had a successful first day of trading in Tokyo. Its shares rose by 10 percent, ending at ¥1, 601. This comes after a long and bumpy journey for the chipmaker, formerly known as Toshiba Memory. Six years ago, Bain Capital bought Kioxia fr

entertainment

Reda Elazouar Joins The Family Plan 2: A Look at the Sequel's Cast

December 18, 2024

Reda Elazouar, known for his roles in Pirates and Netflix's Sex Education, has joined the cast of The Family Plan 2. This sequel to the hit Apple Original Film is set to bring back Mark Wahlberg in the lead role and also stars Michelle Monaghan, Kit Harington, Zoe Colletti, and Van Crosby. The film