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Treat Us Like Adults, Say F1 Drivers In Scathing Letter To FIA
The controversy that swelled up in September around swearing in Formula 1 isn’t going away. Following Max Verstappen being handed a punishment for swearing in a press conference ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, and Charles Leclerc being summoned to the stewards’ office after a similar incident in Mexico, the grid has made its feelings
How to Treat a Pimple Inside Your Nose
Breaking out anywhere on your face (or body) can be super annoying, but there’s nothing quite like the frustration of a giant, throbbing pimple inside your nose. Anyone who’s had one knows just how much these bumps can hurt. And perhaps the worst part? You can’t comfortably stick your usual skin care remedies (like acne
Politicians must treat citizens with respect
It is like a recurring decimal, it never fails. Once the general election bell is rung, we begin to see our politicians in our faces regularly. With a listening ear, some with pen and paper, they want to know all your concerns. They promise that once they get into office, for sure, your concerns will
Targeting TUG1 gene to treat brain tumors and replication stress
In a recent research form Nagoya University breakthrough, researchers have uncovered a vital connection between cancer cells’ response to replication stress and Taurine Upregulated Gene 1 (TUG1) function. They regulated brain tumor growth in mice by employing a drug to target TUG1. This discovery offers a promising approach for tackling aggressive brain tumors like glioblastomas.
We need consistency in how we treat financial crimes. Sentencing guidelines are a good place to start
By Lisa Marriott* of File image. Photo: Gaj Rudolf/123 RF Opinion - As it stands in Aotearoa New Zealand, beneficiary fraud (fraud by people on benefits) is largely dealt with under the Crimes Act, while tax evasion is prosecuted under the Tax Administration Act. This, among other factors, means beneficiaries engaging in financial fraud face
What is sundowning, and what can be done to treat it?
Published March 2, 20237 min readWhen evening approaches, caregivers of dementia patients know to be on their guard for sundowning: a constellation of behaviors that can include restlessness, agitation, aggression, confusion, and wandering.“Nurses will talk about it like almost a light switch,” says Trey Todd, a neuroscientist at the University of Wyoming who wrote a
In the movie "Don't Look Up," which recently broke a Netflix viewership record, scientists' discovery of an approaching Earth-destroying comet is met with indifference. Are many companies making a similar mistake when it comes to customers?The comet in this scenario is one of the most disruptive business forces in history: the shift to primarily digital…
ADHD medication may treat symptoms of genetic movement disorder in children
KCNMA1-linked channelopathy is a rare movement disorder in which patients slump forward with their arms and legs appearing rigid. The symptoms are abnormal, involuntary movements from collapsing episodes. These episodes can occur up to 300 times per day, putting patients at risk of serious injury. Currently, no one standard treatment or set of treatments is…
Treat the symptoms but not the disease — phrase of the week
Context The Xi’an lockdown caused an outpouring of tales of despair and anguish on social media. One incident in particular, where an eight-month-pregnant woman was barred from entering a hospital due to COVID-19 protocols, and spent hours bleeding until she miscarried, led to widespread outrage on the Chinese internet. In an epidemic prevention and control…
Halloween Treat – Alice: Madness Returns
A community blog by JRusell We’ve been curious to hear about your favorite games to play in October for Halloween, and in this blog, Destructoid reader JRusell reminds us that Alice: Madness Returns is, well, worth remembering. And cherishing! —Jordan As the leaves go orange and the purple clouds of the north begin to replace…