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Feb 09 2025HEALTH

What Do Doctors Really Think About Medical Evidence?

Imagine this: You're a doctor, and you've just read a study saying a treatment is "likely to work. " Do you jump right in and prescribe it? Or do you ask for more proof? This is what a recent study wanted to find out. They asked medical students and specialists in German-speaking countries what they

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Feb 09 2025SCIENCE

The Mind's Struggle: Driving While Distracted

Imagine driving down a winding rural road, following a car in front at a steady 70km/h, eyes peeled for obstacles. Now, picture doing that while typing on your phone and arguing with someone - all at once. Sounds tough, right? Let's dive into the mind-bending struggle. The idea that our bra

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Feb 08 2025FINANCE

Politics in the Bank: The Debanking Dilemma

Imagine a world where everyone needs a bank, but not everyone can get one. This is the world of debanking, where certain people or industries are left out in the cold by banks. It's a problem that has politicians on both sides of the aisle worried. Recently, there was a big discussion on Capitol Hil

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Feb 08 2025SPORTS

Up and Down: College Hoops Bubble Teams on the Edge

The tension is real and building fast with the NCAA Tournament around the corner. Basketball fans are getting excited as the games and fates of the bubble teams are ready to be decided with every game played by some of the top colleges. If you are a fan of a bubble team, the next two weeks

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Feb 08 2025CELEBRITIES

Big Brother Blues: Andrew's Epstein Emails Stir Family Stir

Start with Prince Andrew. He's run into big trouble for his secretive relationship with infamous predator Jeffrey Epstein. Many people around the royal family think Andrew could not do something to keep out of trouble. The Palace was disappointed at him trying to fool everyone about his conversa

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Feb 07 2025HEALTH

Covid Vaccine Symptoms : What's the Deal?

Near the end of 2020 a wild idea sprung up to gather lots of volunteers to figure out certain long term problems that the new Covid vaccine could be causing. Soon the BiCoVac was ready to go. This was a big venture that took place across the whole of Denmark. This wasn't about how well

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Feb 07 2025HEALTH

Mangaging Endo: Picking the Right Phone App

There is currently a steady increase in the number of people who rely on phone apps to keep an eye on their endometriosis symptoms and manage treatments. These apps have become a go-to tool for many individuals who face this chronic condition that can cause pain and heavy periods. Apps can eve

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Feb 07 2025HEALTH

Quitting Smoking: A New Hope for Black Adults with High Anxiety

The Quote: First, let's talk about the stats. Every year, around half of smokers try to quit but, unfortunately, Black adults have a harder time kicking the habit successfully compared to their white counterparts. And if you throw anxiety into the mix, it becomes even more challenging. Imagine stru

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Feb 07 2025CRIME

Crime in Joliet: What Happened to the Household Head?

You might be wondering whatever happened in Joliet. A man a few miles down the street got himself into trouble and is now taking a break in jail. The man, named Timothy Hillebold, had a pretty bad day. It was a normal Tuesday afternoon in Joliet, but not before Joliet police were called to

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Feb 07 2025HEALTH

Do Babies Get Better Care in Big Cities?

Cities and smaller regional towns have very different views on how to provide the best shots to their babies. The main question on everybody's mind revolves around, "Will private payments cost many to the parents? " This is a challenge with new technology. But people in Australia have been quick to

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