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Jul 18 2025HEALTH

Fighting Worms in Captive Baboons: A Medicine Showdown

In Lahore Zoo, 15 olive baboons faced a common problem: roundworm infections. These baboons, part of the Cercopithecoidea family, often struggle with health issues in captivity, especially due to parasites. To tackle this, a study was set up to test two deworming medicines: mebendazole and levamisol

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Jul 18 2025HEALTH

How Early Life Struggles Shape Memory in Later Years

Ever wonder why some people struggle with memory as they age? It turns out, what happens in our childhood might have a big impact. A recent study dug into how tough times early in life and social factors can affect memory later on. First, let's talk about what we mean by "tough times" or adversity.

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Jul 18 2025SCIENCE

Uncovering the Hidden Stories of 19th Century Migrants in South Australia

Researchers have been digging into the lives of 19th-century migrants to South Australia. They used a special way of looking at things called a Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) framework. This helps them see how different factors connect and affect each other. It's like putting together a puzzle with

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Jul 17 2025HEALTH

Screens and Stress: How Gadgets Affect Young Teens

Young teens today are glued to their screens. It's a common sight. But what does this mean for their mental health? Many studies suggest a strong link between screen time and feelings of anxiety and depression. It's not just about the time spent on devices, but also how it affects their minds. Firs

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Jul 17 2025RELIGION

Believing in a Moral God: How Faith Can Bridge Divides

People often think that believing in a moral God brings people of the same faith together. But does this belief also help people from different faiths work together? Recent studies show that when people think about God, they tend to trust and be trusted more, not just by their own religious group, b

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Jul 17 2025HEALTH

Workplace Wellness: The Digital Dilemma

Workplaces are changing fast. Technology is everywhere. This shift brings new problems. People sit more. They feel less connected. This can hurt their bodies and minds. Muscles and joints suffer. So do feelings and thoughts. These issues are common. They cause big problems. Companies try to help. Th

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Jul 17 2025CRYPTO

Crypto Chaos in Congress: What Went Wrong?

In a surprising turn of events, a planned "crypto week" in the House of Representatives hit a snag. A group of Republicans joined forces with Democrats to block a procedural vote, preventing three cryptocurrency bills from advancing. This unexpected move caught many off guard, including President Do

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Jul 17 2025CRYPTO

Crypto Chaos: House Republicans Stir the Pot

House Republicans recently shook things up by voting against a key procedural measure. This vote was meant to advance several bills related to cryptocurrency and a Defense Department funding bill. The move caught many off guard, especially since it was supposed to be a big week for crypto under Pres

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Jul 17 2025HEALTH

Dogs Sniff Out Parkinson's Before Symptoms Show

Dogs have an incredible sense of smell. They can detect things humans can't. This includes diseases like Parkinson's. Scientists found that dogs can smell a change in skin oil linked to Parkinson's. This change happens years before symptoms appear. The study involved two dogs. They were trained to

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Jul 17 2025HEALTH

Breast Cancer in MENA: A Growing Health Crisis

Breast cancer is a big problem in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). It is the second most common cancer in the world. In 2022, it was the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths. The MENA region is expected to see the biggest increase in cancer cases in the coming years. This is due to populati

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