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Did you know that your brain loves to make new friends and learn new tricks? Dr. Zaldy Tan from Cedars-Sinai says that our brains create new connections every time we meet someone new. This means that being social is super important for our brain health. It can also boost our mood, which is great be

Health Survey in Asthma: A Fresh Look at Time and Words

Researchers are exploring new ways to track time and describe symptoms in people with asthma and other lung diseases. They're using a mix of methods to find the best approach. One tool they're testing is the EQ-5D-5L, a health survey that asks about daily life activities, pain or discomfort, anxiety

Fighting Drug Resistance: A Community Conversation in Cumilla

Antibiotic resistance is a big deal globally, and it's particularly worrying in low-income countries like Bangladesh. A project called COSTAR is trying to fix this problem in Cumilla. This project uses something called the Community Dialogue Approach (CDA) to help people understand antibiotics bette

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Why Do Dates Change?

Ever wondered why we use different dates to mark important events? It's not just about the day or the month, but also the year. Let's dive into the fascinating world of dates and why they change. First, let's talk about why dates change at all. It's all about the calendar we use. You see, there are

Boosting Knee Recovery: Early Rehab and Brain Stimulation

You've probably heard that early rehabilitation is key after a sports knee injury. But what if we added something extra to the mix? Let's talk about combining early rehab with a special brain treatment called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). Researchers wanted to see if this com

crime

Tragedy Strikes: South Korea Mourns After Devastating Plane Crash

A grim scene unfolded at Muan International Airport in South Korea after a plane from Bangkok crashed, killing nearly everyone onboard. The Boeing 737-800, carrying mostly Korean passengers returning from holidays, attempted an emergency landing but hit a wall and burst into flames. Only two flight

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Beyoncé's Mom Fires Back at Halftime Show Critics

Beyoncé's mom, Tina Knowles, has stepped up to defend her daughter after some people criticized her recent halftime show. The show, part of the Houston Texans-Baltimore Ravens game, was streamed live on Netflix and reached over 27 million viewers. Tina shared a fan's post on Instagram, pointing out

Women and Time: How Breast Cancer Changes Priorities

Women's choices about how to spend their time say a lot about what they value. It's like a window into their hearts. Sure, everyone's plans don't always become reality, but intentions are powerful, right? Researchers wanted to see if a breast cancer diagnosis changes what women think is important. T

COVID-19 and Intimate Partner Violence: A Closer Look in India

The COVID-19 pandemic has made life tough in many ways, including a rise in intimate partner violence (IPV) globally. But in India, the picture isn't so clear. Some studies show an increase in IPV during lockdowns, while others don't. This makes it important to understand how COVID-19 exposure affec

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Optimizing Clean Energy with AI: A New Grid Approach