This year’s Australian Open was a defining moment for Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz. Everyone was expecting another “Sincaraz” final as both Jannik Sinner (ITA) and Carlos Alcaraz are currently dominating the sport of tennis. Surprisingly, Sinner lost a five-set thriller against Big 3 tennis player, Novak Djokovic (SRB). Whilst the Serbian was looking to add […]
According to the National Institute of Health, pancreatic cancer is considered as the third deadliest cancer to exist, with a recorded 51,980 deaths in 2025. The notoriety that pancreatic cancer holds may soon disappear, however. Led by Dr. Mariano Barbacid, scientists from the Spanish Cancer Research Centre just developed a treatment consisting of three drugs
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Dementia, particularly Alzheimer’s Disease, is one of the leading causes of death in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Alzheimer’s Disease is ranked #7, killing 1.8 million lives (2021). Sadly, no cure has been made to significantly reduce the cases of Alzheimer’s Disease. The University of Oslo, however, has recently found a mechanism that can halt the rate of Alzheimer’s neurological deficits.
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Every person experiences huge hurdles in their lives in order to be one step closer to their goal. Initially, the individual perceives the obstacle as unrealistic to overcome but then something clicks into their consciousness that allows them to conquer the “unrealistic” obstacle with ease. So how is this possible? By achieving the “Flow” state.
“Just a few more reels/shorts” is what people say before surrendering themselves to hours of being glued onto their mobile devices. This habit, known as doomscrolling, can possess detrimental effects to both the body and the mind. What is Doomscrolling? Doomscrolling is an addictive behavior in which individuals, whether an adolescent teenager or adult, scroll or
Responsible for the 2010 World Cup, Adidas and its engineers decided to deviate from the usual design of a football. Partnered with Loughborough University, the ball’s eight panel design combined with a smooth surface was intended in making a breakthrough in football aerodynamics. They were not wrong about that. In the 55th minute of the
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