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Mar 27 2025HEALTH

A Deadly Gift: The Rare Rabies Case from an Organ Transplant

A person from Michigan lost their life to rabies after receiving an organ transplant in Ohio. The transplant happened in December 2024 at a hospital in Toledo, Ohio. Sadly, the recipient passed away in January 2025. This is a rare case, as rabies is typically spread through animal bites or scratches

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Mar 27 2025CRIME

New York's Underground: Safer than ever, but for how long?

The subway system in New York City has seen a significant drop in major crimes over the past few years. This is a big deal because it shows that efforts to make the subway safer are working. The head of security for the transit agency shared some impressive stats. Since 1997, major crimes have dropp

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Mar 27 2025SCIENCE

Gold Nanoclusters and Long-Term Health: What We Know So Far

Gold nanoclusters combined with alpha-lipoic acid, or FANCs, are gaining attention in the medical field. These tiny particles have shown potential for creating new drugs. But here is the thing: while short-term tests on mice showed no immediate harm, the long-term effects remained a mystery. Re

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Mar 27 2025HEALTH

Vaccine Skeptic Gets Key Role in Health Department

The Department of Health and Human Services has taken a surprising step. They have given a job to someone who has a history of spreading false information about vaccines. This person, David Geier, will look at data related to vaccine safety. Geier has been vocal about his belief that vaccines cause

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Mar 26 2025SCIENCE

Eclipse Alert: Catch the March 29 Solar Show

The upcoming solar eclipse on March 29 is a big deal for stargazers. The moon will slide in front of the sun, creating a deep partial eclipse. This event will be visible from many parts of the world, but the exact time will vary depending on where you are. The global show starts at 4:50 a. m. EDT, w

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Mar 25 2025EDUCATION

Teachers to Get Quick Emergency Help with New Tech

South Carolina might soon see a change in how schools handle emergencies. A new bill is making its way through the state legislature. If passed, it would require every school to have a mobile panic alert system. This system lets teachers quickly call for help with just a few clicks. The idea is to s

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Mar 25 2025CRIME

DNA Testing: A Tool to Protect NYC's Youth

New York City's young people are facing serious trouble. Over the past few years, the number of minors falling victim to major crimes has skyrocketed by 71%. This isn't just about individual incidents; it's a broader issue where teens influence each other into harmful behaviors. Last year alone, the

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Mar 25 2025SCIENCE

Aflatoxin B1: The Silent Killer in Our Food

Aflatoxin B1 is a big problem in food safety. It is highly toxic and found in many foods. Scientists have created a new way to detect it quickly. They used a mix of natural enzymes and tiny nanozymes. These work together to create a special signal. This signal helps to find even tiny amounts of afla

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Mar 24 2025TECHNOLOGY

Scooters on Standby: What You Need to Know

Scooters are a popular way to get around, but some models have a serious flaw. The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has flagged a problem with Segway's Ninebot Max G30P and Max G30LP KickScooters. The issue? The folding mechanism can fail while in use. This can cause the handlebars or stem t

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Mar 24 2025WEATHER

Fires and Floods: A Double Whammy for the Carolinas

The Carolinas are facing a tough time. Two states are dealing with multiple wildfires. These fires are burning thousands of acres. The fires are a result of a hurricane that hit the area a few months ago. The hurricane left behind a lot of debris. This debris is making it hard for firefighters t

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