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The Great Debate: To Puncture or Not

July 17, 2026

Scientists often disagree on the best way to investigate a medical condition. Recently, a discussion unfolded in the Acute Medicine Journal about the usefulness of a specific procedure. The procedure, called a lumbar puncture, is used to diagnose a condition known as subarachnoid haemorrhage. This c

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Malawi's COVID-19 Chatbot Success

July 17, 2026

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Malawi took a bold step by launching a national chatbot on WhatsApp. This move made them one of the first African countries to use digital health tools to streamline COVID-19 support. The chatbot was designed to provide the public with vital information, help report sym

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HIV in the Central African Republic: A Complex Web of Risk Factors

July 17, 2026

The Central African Republic is struggling with a long-standing socio-political crisis. This crisis has far-reaching consequences, including the spread of HIV. Researchers have been studying the factors that contribute to the spread of HIV in the country. They found that the national HIV prevalence

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Free Admission for South LA Neighbors at New Museum

July 16, 2026

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, located in Exposition Park, is set to open its doors to the public in September. As part of its mission to create a sense of community, the museum will offer free admission to residents living in the 90037 ZIP code. This pass program, launching in August, allows re

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Artistic Roots on Display

July 16, 2026

The Lake Villa District Library is hosting an exciting art exhibit that celebrates the creative talents of Sinéad Carus. Her display, which runs throughout July and August, showcases her unique illustrations, surface patterns, and photographs. Carus's artwork often reflects her rich heritage, with h

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Free Passes for the Community

July 16, 2026

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles is opening its doors to the public on September 22nd. This massive cultural institution, built at a cost of $1 billion, spans 300,000 square feet and features an impressive collection of over 1,300 objects. What makes this museum special is its co

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Voice Activated Art

July 16, 2026

They are changing the game with a new kind of smart art frame. This device can turn your voice into a work of art. It uses a built-in microphone to capture your voice command and sends it to a powerful AI tool. The AI then creates a full-color artwork that appears on a special display. This disp

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Homelessness in Hell's Kitchen: A Growing Concern

July 16, 2026

In the heart of Manhattan, a growing homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum has become a pressing issue. The encampment, which has been expanding rapidly, has taken over significant portions of West 45th and 46th Streets along Twelfth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen. Despite numerous complaints from

politics

California's Crime Wave: A Shift in Politics

July 16, 2026

In the late 1970s, a surge in crime rates shook California, dominating the state's politics for nearly two decades. This wave of criminal activity wasn't just about numbers; it was about high-profile cases that captured the public's attention, such as the tragic kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old

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California Voters to Decide on Key Issues

July 16, 2026

On November 3rd, California residents will head to the polls to vote on 14 statewide ballot measures. These proposals cover a range of topics, including taxation, housing, healthcare, and the environment. One of the most high-profile measures is a billionaire tax, which would apply a one-time 5%

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