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Author: Bruce Abrahamse

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Researchers have been searching for a diabetes cure or a long-term solution for managing type 1 diabetes for decades now. They not only have to find a way to restore insulin production but also need to overcome the autoimmune attacks that destroy the beta cells that produce insulin. However, recent breakthroughs in islet transplantation, gene...

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In mid-August 2025, a Russian mountaineer named Natalia Nagovitsina broke her leg while climbing high on Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan. What followed was a massive international rescue effort to try to retrieve the stranded 47-year-old woman. The effort included volunteer climbers, drones, and helicopters, but the rescue attempt was eventually called off in late August....

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A passerby recently reported seeing dozens of small piles of what looked like cremated human remains on federal land near the small community of Searchlight in Nevada. The federal land managers subsequently opened an inquiry with the local police after confirming that the remains were indeed human. Even though Nevada doesn’t specifically outlaw the individual...

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According to a new Apple AI study, advanced models experience a complete collapse of accuracy when faced with complex problems. While the technology industry races to create increasingly more advanced systems, researchers of the study have found that existing AI models have fundamental limitations in their reasoning when it comes to high-complexity problems. These LRMs...

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There’s no denying the statistics; the leaders of the United States are getting older. In fact, almost 120 members of Congress are 70 years or older. This has led many to wonder if elected officials should have to take cognitive tests before being considered for the position. This idea was introduced earlier this year by...

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In 2014, a series of strange-looking knee X-rays made their rounds on social media. The x-rays, which revealed hundreds of tiny lines around the knees, have recently reappeared online. The x-rays belonged to a South Korean woman who was 65 years of age at the time. She had previously been diagnosed with osteoarthritis, a condition...

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Almost 800,000 American adults have a stroke every year, with around 610,000 of those cases being the first time. Globally, it was the second leading cause of mortality in 2019. As significant as these stats are, many people don’t know how serious the issue is due to various stroke myths. People are often unaware of...

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Glyphosate is a herbicide used to kill weeds, particularly those that compete with crops. While it may be highly effective for weed control, its impact on our environment and health has been the source of much debate and study over the years. A recent review analyzed the data of more than 40 studies published over...