Critically ill patients often require blood transfusions to improve their chances of survival. However, determining the appropriate amount of blood to transfuse is a challenging task for healthcare providers. Janet Adegboye, MD, from Johns Hopkins University, conducted a retrospective analysis to investigate the relationship between hemoglobin levels and in-hospital mortality in massively transfused patients. The
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A scroll recovered from the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum, buried under volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius for almost 2,000 years, has posed significant challenges for researchers in terms of deciphering its contents. However, recent groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have made it possible to unravel the mysteries hidden within this charred papyrus. Scholars
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In a stunning turn of events, Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk declared victory in the general election, asserting that three opposition parties had gained enough support to unseat the ruling conservative nationalist party, Law and Justice. The Ipsos exit poll revealed that the combined support for the opposition parties is projected to secure 248 seats
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Australia’s eSafety commissioner has imposed a significant fine on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, amounting to 610,500 Australian dollars (equivalent to over $380,000 U.S.). The fine was levied due to X’s failure to adequately disclose information pertaining to its efforts in combating child abuse content. While X has publicly asserted that
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