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Saturnalia and Christmas -- how a Pagan Roman festival paved the way for modern Christmas

Wait, the Romans invented Christmas?

Congress Debates Bill That Could Raise Student Loan Payments

Proposed legislation stirs debate over affordability and fairness in higher education.

Trump’s Re-Election Triggers Surge in Study Abroad Interest Among U.S. Students

Spike in global study inquiries reflects political unease and shifting priorities.

How Internet Slang Has Become Part of Everyday Language

From "LOL" to "FOMO," online lingo is shaping how we communicate.

Counseling intervention may help prevent heart attacks, say researchers

New study shows counseling intervention can reduce cardiovascular events in PAD patients.

Most People Are Unhappy With Their Internet Provider, But It’s Getting Better

For many years, internet service providers (ISPs) have struggled with a public relations problem: their customers are generally unhappy. Whether it’s inconsistent speeds, limited choices in rural areas, or frustrating customer service, dissatisfaction has been a hallmark of the industry. The most recent report from the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) confirms people are still […]

The Hidden Environmental Cost of Moving Homes — and How to Shrink It

From packing supplies to transportation, moving comes with an often-overlooked environmental footprint.

AI could help physicians better communicate with patients

A new study explores whether AI-generated replies actually achieve this goal or add another layer of complexity to an already burdened profession.

Mangoes Might Be the Next Prenatal Superfood, According to a New Study

New research highlights how this tropical fruit could benefit pregnant women’s health and nutrition.

Here's why you should care about Litecoin -- a cryptocurrency you've probably not even heard of

It's not the mosts famous coin, but it's one of the most impactful.

Key Facts About the Safety of AI-Powered Cars

AI is upon us. Self-driving cars have been touted as the next big thing for years. The marriage between the two appears as promising as ever and yet — are AI cars actually a thing? The automotive industry has significantly changed in recent years. Cars have become smarter, more technologized, and all the more complex. […]

The importance of standardized data in clinical research

The boring but very important field that

Parvovirus B19: CDC warns of new "slapped cheek disease" uptick

The disease is not typically dangerous, but in children and vulnerable people, it can damage various parts of the body.

Core principles of Buddhism linked to lower depression risk

This fits very well with previous research.

How much better are LEDs than fluorescent tubes? About 44%, one study finds

LEDs are probably still the most efficient option for lighting.

Secretary of the Treasury Voices Concern Over U.S. Dollar’s Future Amid Bitcoin’s Rise

The relationship between crypto and "conventional" currencies is growing increasingly uneasy. But how big a threat are cryptos?

Lymphatic Exercise Might Be The Missing Link in Your Fitness Routine

Incorporating lymphatic exercises can boost your immune system and enhance your body's ability to remove toxins.

Hospitals are also big carbon emitters. Here's how we can make them more sustainable

We’re living through a climate crisis, but this climate crisis is also turning into a health crisis. Given this link, hospitals are increasingly trying to become more sustainable themselves. The drive to integrate sustainable strategies into hospital management is all the more important because it’s not just about reducing environmental footprints but also about enhancing […]

Does Semaglutide Help With Weight Loss and Cardiovascular Health?

The global obesity epidemic has become a major health crisis, affecting both public health and individual well-being. Since 1975, worldwide obesity has almost tripled, and as of 2022, one in eight individuals is obese — and the problem keeps growing. A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention highlighted that in the US […]

Who is César Lattes? Google celebrates Brazilian physicist with doodle

The Braziliant researcher would have celebrated his 100th birthday today.

A Nostalgic Trip Through 7 Iconic Windows Games That Defined an Era

From Minesweeper to Halo, these games shaped PC gaming history.

From Stone Tools To Smartphones: The Genesis Of Cumulative Culture In Human History

It's a key finding for the birth of human civilization.

Is online shopping really more sustainable?

Buying stuff has never been easier. The convenience of buying virtually anything with a few clicks and having them delivered to your doorstop is something our ancestors couldn’t have even dreamed of. But online shopping opens up a whole can of worms. Do you know what you’re actually buying without seeing it? What are the […]

Billions of Android Devices May Be Open to 'Dirty Stream' Attack

There’s nothing that users can do other than ensure they update apps as soon as possible.

Technology is revolutionizing healthcare -- but we need to be mindful of risks

For years, remote healthcare, also known as telehealth or telemedicine, was considered “around the corner” or “coming soon”. But when COVID-19 hit, it surged to the forefront of the medical industry. Propelled by technological advancements and changing societal needs, telemedicine has brought a revolution and reshaped patient-provider interactions. But it’s also brought a new set […]

AI development is spurring more PCB demand than ever

It's not just semiconductors. Even the basics of electronics are being put to the test.

How antibody drug conjugates are changing the game of precision oncology

ADCs target cancer cells with precision, offering a promising advance in minimizing treatment side effects.

Amorphous "minerals" -- what happens when geology goes out of order

They are the chaotic "bad boys" of geology, and their formation is as interesting as it gets.

The 2024 California Superbloom: Here's everything you need to know

In California, the 2024 Superbloom is shaping up to be a breathtaking display of wildflowers.

How AI technology is set to enhance autonomous mobile robots

New research leverages deep reinforcement learning to pave the way for more efficient autonomous robots.

The most valuable minerals -- and why they matter so much

What's your favorite precious mineral?

3D-printed implants are changing the game for orthopedic patients

Advances in 3D printing are finally showing the worth in healthcare.

Want to keep your home network safe? Here's how to do it

Our households have become increasingly digitized -- and this comes with many risks.

Retinol vs. Retinal: Which One is Better for Skincare?

Retinol and retinal may sound the same, but their effects on skincare differ significantly.

Want women to succeed as entrepreneurs? Offer more women mentors

Entrepreneurship comes with its own set of challenges

How exercise can induce systemic metabolic benefits

Reducing the prevalence of metabolic disorders has never been more important. Thankfully, exercise may offer some help.

AI is already changing the face of trading

Trading has long been fundamental to the global economy. Now, a lot of it is about to change.

How to celebrate Yule

Discover the magic of Yule with these festive, traditional practices.

Yule Foods From Around The World

Some delicious Yuletide dishes to warm your home.

Druidic Christmas Traditions: Evergreens, Yule Logs, and the Winter Solstice

Druid celebrations have more in common with Christmas than you'd think.

The Yule Goat: From Pagan Myth to Modern Tradition

Do you know the legend of the Yule goat?

Christmas Spiders: one of the most enchanting Christmas stories you'll ever hear

Discover the world of Christmas spiders and their very special festive folklore.

The rise of the Splinternet: The many problems of a fragmenting world wide web

In the vast expanse of the internet, a seismic shift is unfolding. The internet is always changing, but this time might redefine how we perceive and use this global network. This phenomenon is called the “Splinternet.” The Splinternet is the idea that the World Wide Web, as we know it, is fracturing. Let’s take an […]

Desk review: Fezibo adjustable electric standing desk

It's both a standing and sitting desk -- all in one.

Your personality can have a major impact on your relationship with healthcare

What does your psychology say about *your* health?

7 classic books to read for a haunting Halloween

If you want to indulge in some Halloween reading, we've got the perfect list for you.

Ancient Europeans ate seaweed thousands of years before it became a trendy 'superfood'

Seaweed was popular in Europe long before it became a hit in Asia.

Why it's so easy to fall asleep on the sofa and then feel wide awake on the bed

It's so tempting to take a nap on the sofa. But that may not be the best idea.

AI translates 5,000-year-old cuneiform tablets into English

A new technology meets old languages.

Beyond the pills: can you treat ADHD with therapy?

Unfortunately, ADHD is still poorly understood and treatments can be underwhelming.

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