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Nov 22 2024HEALTH

Stiripentol: A Helping Hand for Kids with Dravet Syndrome

Dravet syndrome is a tough condition that hits kids early in life. It brings on frequent, long seizures and a high risk of death, especially in the first 12 years. This condition also affects how kids develop and behave, making life really challenging. Doctors recommend quick treatment with strong s

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Nov 22 2024BUSINESS

How AI Chatbots Could Change Online Ads

Imagine you're searching for concert tickets. In the past, ads shown in your search results were a good thing – they meant you could actually buy tickets. Today, with AI, people want more details – seat locations, prices, and more. Marissa Mayer, former Yahoo CEO and now head of Sunshine, thinks adv

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Nov 22 2024HEALTH

Cognitive Decline in MS: Differences Between Progressive and Relapsing-Remitting Forms

Do you know that multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect your brain in different ways? People with progressive MS (PMS) might face a unique set of challenges compared to those with relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS). Scientists are still trying to figure out if PMS patients have a distinct pattern of brain is

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Nov 21 2024BUSINESS

Are US Airline Leaders Hopeful About Trump's Return?

Some US airline CEOs are looking at the future with Donald Trump's presidency with optimism. Ed Bastian, Delta Air Lines CEO, said Trump's administration might bring a "breath of fresh air" by relaxing regulations. During his campaign, Trump pledged to cut back on what he sees as excessive regulatio

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Nov 21 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Saying Goodbye to Tullah: The Dallas Zoo’s Beloved Giant Anteater

Well, folks, we've got some sad news from the Dallas Zoo. They had to say goodbye to their 14-year-old giant anteater named Tullah. She'd been there since 2013, and everyone loved her. Tullah was known for her playful spirit, like when she'd splash around in the sprinklers or chill in her pool with

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Nov 21 2024HEALTH

The Cognitive Mystery of Danish Men Born in 1953

In a dynamic city called Metropolit, a bunch of Danish men born in the same year, 1953, have become the focus of a unique study. The goal? To understand who might be more likely to face cognitive decline, a term that simply means early signs of brain issues like dementia. Researchers analyzed 582 me

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Nov 21 2024HEALTH

Getting Active: How Age Impacts Longevity

Did you know that the guidelines for physical activity (PA) suggest that we should maintain the same level of activity throughout our adult lives to live longer? This advice is based on the idea that consistent activity keeps our hearts healthy and bodies strong. But is this advice really one-size-f

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Nov 21 2024CRIME

Jussie Smollett: A Controversial Verdict Reversed

In a surprising turn of events, actor Jussie Smollett's conviction for faking a hate crime has been overturned. This story begins in 2019 when Smollett claimed he was attacked by two men who shouted racial and homophobic slurs. Police later alleged that Smollett staged the entire incident. After a l

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Nov 21 2024EDUCATION

TikTok Teams Up with PTA to Boost Teen Online Safety

TikTok is expanding its partnership with the National PTA in the U. S. to help teens stay safe online. They're funding the PTA's "Create with Kindness" program, which encourages teens and their families to talk about online safety. This program will reach more high schools thanks to TikTok's $300, 0

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Nov 19 2024POLITICS

Why Morning Joe Hosts Met Trump

Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley sparked a debate about the motives behind the meeting between Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe, ” and president-elect Donald Trump. Haley suggested that the TV personalities were driven by a desire to boost their show's

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