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The discovery of a new preclinical compound with strong antifungal activity against multidrug-resistant pathogens is described in Nature. The drug, named mandimycin, is a member of a known family of
Protein is a particularly hot topic these days — and for good reason: It’s essential for growth, recovery and maintaining a strong, functioning body. While meat is a popular protein choice, if
Netflix’s Castlevania franchise is full of tragedy, but no character's story is more tragic than Alucard’s. Despite being one of the franchise’s main heroes, directors Sam and Adam Deats certainly
Wondering if fresh snow is in the forecast? Dreaming of a destination ski or snowboard trip in the U.S. or Canada? This weekly update provides the total estimated snowfall at popular ski destinations
NBA legends and friends share heartfelt stories about Dikembe Mutombo — his powerful defense, iconic finger wag, and the relentless humanitarian work that shaped his lasting legacy
Comic books are a beautiful and unique medium. As legendary artist Neal Adams once said, "If you put the best artist in the world and the best writer in the world, they will make the greatest piece
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Partial solar eclipse visible over UK and US this weekendPartial solar eclipse visible over UK and US this weekend -
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Scientists reveal why some sharks are ‘homebodies’ By Stephen Beech Some sharks are "homebodies" who never leave their "perfect" Caribbean hunting ground, reveals new research. Scientists tracking endangered great hammerheads found that
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The 10 Weirdest PS2 Games of All Time, RankedThe era of the PlayStation 2 is arguably the highlight of gaming history. The now-iconic system is still the highest-selling console of all time, with over double the number of PlayStation 5s sold.
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Shooting Stars Will Light Up Sky This Month: Here's Best Time To Watch A dazzling celestial display is set to light up the night sky this April as Earth drifts through a dusty trail left by an ancient comet.The Lyrid meteor shower,
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Benefit to take place for Chicopee teen with cancerCHICPOEE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - A benefit will take place Sunday April 6 for a 16-year-old in Chicopee who was diagnosed with cancer just over one year ago. Kayle Gouin was just like any other teenage
The love planet will dazzle morning and evening skies in the northern hemisphere between March 18 and 21Keep your eyes peeled — love planet Venus is making a rare and dazzling cameo this week, and
Mangoes may be linked to lower insulin resistance, a factor involved in the prevention of diabetes, suggests a new study published in the journal Nutrients.Researchers at the Illinois Institute of
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Clint Eastwood's Best War Movies, RankedFor much of his career, Clint Eastwood enjoyed making westerns more than anything else, but what’s his second favorite genre? War. The actor-director has made nine military-themed movies so far,
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New desalination technology being tested in California could lower costs of tapping seawaterCalifornians could be drinking water tapped from the Pacific Ocean off Malibu several years from now — that is, if a company's new desalination technology proves viable. OceanWell Co. plans to anchor
These days, it feels like personal information is swimming around everywhere. My mail and other physical documents pile high with sensitive details, from my social security number to my emergency
Scientists have long known of a link between loss of smell and dementia — mainly because the plaque buildup that signals dementia initially occurs in parts of the brain related to memory and smell.
Just 16 teams remain in the 2025 women's NCAA tournament. All four No. 1 seeds advanced to the regional semifinals, including the USC Trojans. But we've lost Trojans star JuJu Watkins, who was the No
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Outdoor school students tackle invasive crisis with hands-on effort: 'We think they are the coolest' These students are already making a huge difference. Students in a conservation club at Red Oaks Forest School in Kentucky celebrated after removing invasive plants from a local habitat.
At 64 and 60 years old, Antoinette and Brucie-Baby are thin and bony. Their skin hangs looser than it did in their youth, but their eyes still gleam with energy. But these aren’t just any
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