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Brain Damage in Rare Childhood Condition

July 17, 2026

Kids with a rare brain condition called opsoclonus-myoclonus-ataxia syndrome can experience permanent damage to their cerebellum, a part of the brain that controls movement and balance. This damage, known as cerebellar atrophy, can happen when the condition goes untreated or isn't caught early. Rese

health

Lung Cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Quality of Life Crisis

July 17, 2026

Lung cancer is a leading cause of cancer deaths in sub-Saharan Africa. Patients often receive late diagnoses due to low awareness, cultural barriers, and limited healthcare resources. A recent study set out to understand the quality of life and symptoms experienced by lung cancer patients in this re

art

Finding the Best Fit for Frozen Embryo Transfers

July 17, 2026

When it comes to frozen embryo transfers, experts are trying to figure out the best way to make it work. They want to make sure the process is safe and effective for everyone involved. A group of scientists got together to come up with some guidelines. They used a special method called Delphi-consen

opinion

Aggression in Korean Teens: A Complex Issue

July 17, 2026

Korean schools are facing a growing concern: student aggression. This behavior can lead to serious problems, including juvenile crime and long-term effects into adulthood. Researchers have been studying how aggression develops in teenagers to find ways to prevent it. They looked at data from over 2,

health

Sleep Woes in Little Ones

July 17, 2026

Many young children struggle with sleep. In fact, over a third of preschoolers have trouble sleeping. Researchers looked into the sleep patterns of 1287 children in Cantabria, Spain. They found that 36.22% of these children had sleep problems. The study showed that premature babies were more likel

technology

Trade Secrets in the Crosshairs

July 16, 2026

Apple and OpenAI are in a heated battle over stolen trade secrets. A lawsuit filed by Apple claims OpenAI, along with two former Apple employees now working at OpenAI, are guilty of theft. The allegations are serious, with Apple describing OpenAI's hardware business as fundamentally corrupt. At

politics

Netanyahu's Turkey Tirade

July 16, 2026

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is sounding the alarm about a potential game-changer in the Middle East: the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. These cutting-edge aircraft could significantly shift the regional balance of power, and Netanyahu is worried that it would erode Israel's milit

environment

Europe's Burning Issue: Data-Driven Solutions to Wildfires

July 16, 2026

In a small Italian town, a team of experts is on a mission to combat wildfires. Their approach is unorthodox - instead of water and hoses, they use data to fight fires. Led by Fernando Sedano, the 12-person team is part of a larger research center focused on disaster risk management. Their conversat

technology

Big Tech Gets a Boost in the UAE

July 16, 2026

The United States has made it easier for big tech companies to do business in the United Arab Emirates. Eight US companies, including Apple, Amazon, and Google, can now bring advanced computer chips and data center equipment into the UAE without needing individual export licenses. This change is exp

health

The Hidden Costs of Short-Term Care

July 16, 2026

In the Netherlands, a type of post-acute care called short-term residential care (STRC) is designed to help older adults recover and return home. However, the reality is that less than half of patients who enter STRC are able to go back to living on their own. The cost of this care varies greatly

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