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Insect Protein Safety Gets a Boost

July 17, 2026

Black soldier fly larvae are a promising source of protein, but their digestibility and safety can be affected by processing methods. Researchers have been studying how to make these proteins safer and easier to digest. One concern is a compound called lysinoalanine, or LAL, which can form during pr

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The Secret Life of Palm Trees

July 17, 2026

Palm trees from the Acrocomia genus are getting a lot of attention lately. They're seen as a sustainable alternative to the African oil palm. Researchers are working hard to learn more about these trees, especially when it comes to their growth and oil production. But there's still a lot to learn, e

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HIV Test Results Can Vary Greatly

July 17, 2026

Researchers recently studied the accuracy of two different HIV testing methods. These methods, called the Roche cobas 6800 and Abbott RealTime HIV-1 RNA assays, measure the amount of HIV in a person's blood. Getting accurate results is crucial for doctors to know if a patient's treatment is working.

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The Unexpected Grades of ART Children

July 17, 2026

Children born through assisted reproductive technologies often have an edge in school. But what happens when their parents don't have a lot of education? Researchers looked into this question by studying almost a million kids in Norway who were born between 1985 and 2002. They found that kids concei

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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

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Nurses' Healthy Habits Put to the Test

July 17, 2026

Primary health care nurses in Saudi Arabia are no strangers to the demands of their job. They work tirelessly to care for their patients, often putting others' needs before their own. But how well do they take care of themselves? A recent study set out to answer this question, delving into the healt

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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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Large Language Models Put to the Test on Spondylodiscitis

July 17, 2026

Spondylodiscitis is a complex spinal infection that's often misunderstood. Patients are turning to large language models (LLMs) for answers, but are these AI-generated responses reliable? A recent study set out to evaluate the quality of information provided by LLMs on this topic. The researcher

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The End of an Era: Beloved Artist Moves On

July 16, 2026

For over a decade, Michael Reyes, known to fans as Mr. Eyes, has been the creative force behind the unique branding of Gideon's Bakehouse. His quirky style and imaginative designs have captured the hearts of many. On a personal note, Reyes recently announced his departure from the company, leaving f

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Art Brings Hope to Homeless Community

July 16, 2026

In a vibrant display of creativity, a group of artists from a Dallas homeless services organization took center stage. Their artwork, a reflection of their struggles and triumphs, adorned the walls of a local exhibit. Among them was Darrell Plunkett, whose life took a dramatic turn when he stumbled

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