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Virginia Democrats Keep Control After Key Wins

January 8, 2025

In the heart of Virginia, Democrats snagged two big wins in special elections. These wins happened in the northern county of Loudoun. Both spots were empty after politicians moved to higher roles. Democrat Kannan Srinivasan, who's been in the state House, won a Senate seat. He beat Republican Tumay

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Why California Braces for Dry, Dangerous Santa Ana Winds

January 8, 2025

Southern California is in for a major blast of powerful and dry winds known as Santa Ana winds. These winds can be a big problem for the region, especially when it's already really dry. Forecasters are expecting wind gusts between 50 to 70 miles per hour, and in some high areas, it could go up to 10

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Muscle Wasting: Understanding and Treating Sarcopenia and Cachexia

January 7, 2025

Muscle wasting is a serious issue as we age or fall ill. Sarcopenia hits elderly folks, making their muscles shrink faster. Cachexia is worse, often tied to illnesses like cancer. Both have different roots, but they share some molecular tactics. Figuring out these differences and similarities is cru

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Solving the Mystery: A Kidney Transplant Patient's Unique Challenge

January 7, 2025

Imagine having a kidney transplant and suddenly facing a fever you can't shake off, along with a strange swelling in your spleen and blood cell counts dropping. This was the reality for a 74-year-old patient who ended up in the hospital. Doctors were baffled at first, but they soon discovered that t

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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

sports

Serena Williams' Husband, Alexis Ohanian, Cheers Women's Sports Success

January 7, 2025

Meet Alexis Ohanian, the husband of tennis superstar Serena Williams. He's not just a tech guy, but a passionate advocate for women's sports. In 2024, female athletes shone brightly, with Simone Biles and Caitlin Clark leading the way. Alexis couldn't help but be thrilled, posting on social media, "

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The Century Mark: A Journey in Biology

January 6, 2025

Did you know that a company focusing on biology has just turned 100? That's right, this organization has been around for a full century! Let's dive into their journey and see what makes them special. This company started out with a simple goal: to understand and share knowledge about living things.

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Finding New Hope Against Leishmaniasis: A Year's Breakthroughs

January 6, 2025

Leishmaniasis, a significant but neglected disease in tropical regions, urgently needs improved treatments. Over the past year, researchers have been active in developing new tests and strategies to find better medicines. The current treatments are limited, making it challenging for doctors to treat

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Boosting Romania's Health Workers: A Closer Look

January 6, 2025

Romania's health system is getting a much-needed boost, and it's all thanks to the dedication of its health workforce. But what's really driving this change? Let's dive in. Imagine a country where healthcare professionals are leading the way, setting an example for others to follow. That's exactly

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Fighting Hernia Complications: The Dual-Action Mesh

January 6, 2025

Abdominal hernia repair is a common surgery where a mesh is often used to hold back damaged tissues and stop the hernia from coming back. The problem? Over half of patients face complications like adhesions and infections, leading to pain and further surgeries. So, what's the solution? A new kind of