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New Zealand's beloved L&P soft drink is ditching its iconic brown bottle for clear plastic after more than a century. The change makes recycling easier while keeping the classic lemon flavor Kiwis love.
Researchers discovered that L-arginine, a molecule already in our cells, can prevent toxic protein fibrils linked to Alzheimer's while keeping brain cells healthy. This breakthrough offers hope for treatments that stop the disease without harming normal brain function.
Six empty buildings on a historic Los Angeles hospital campus are becoming a mental health treatment village with 32 treatment beds and 120 housing units. The $65 million project transforms forgotten spaces into hope for people with serious mental illness.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have discovered how to transform waste plastic bottles into L-DOPA, a crucial medication for Parkinson's disease. This breakthrough could revolutionize both pharmaceutical manufacturing and plastic recycling.
Researchers in Edinburgh engineered bacteria to transform waste plastic bottles into L-DOPA, a critical Parkinson's disease treatment. This breakthrough could revolutionize sustainable medicine while tackling plastic pollution.
Dozens of volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teamed up with Rebuilding Together L/A Maine to help Auburn homeowners tackle repairs and cleanup they couldn't afford or manage alone. Among them was Claude Naissem, a recent arrival from Cameroon, carrying debris alongside neighbors in a powerful display of community care.
Thousands of Michigan basketball fans filled the Big House on Tuesday to celebrate their team's first NCAA championship win. Point guard L.J. Cason hoisted the trophy as the crowd roared with pride.
Bay College in Michigan is rolling out the red carpet for students who've worked hard to earn a 3.0 GPA or higher. The celebration includes a keynote from local author J.L. Hyde and recognizes students who've overcome barriers to succeed in college.
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., who spent decades fighting for civil rights and declaring "I am Somebody" to millions, has died at 84 surrounded by family. His groundbreaking work built the foundation for today's Black political power and inspired generations to keep hope alive.
Students and faculty at Ohio University signed a steel beam that will become part of the new $50 million Violet L. Patton Center for Arts Education. The late donor's signature now joins theirs on a beam that symbolizes how arts education will transform campus and community for generations.
People who regularly eat watermelon consume more vitamins and fiber while taking in less added sugar and fat, according to research analyzing thousands of Americans' diets. The juicy fruit may also help protect heart health through naturally occurring compounds that support blood vessel function.
Scientists found that drinking watermelon juice daily improves blood vessel function and may protect your heart. People who eat watermelon regularly also consume more vitamins and less sugar overall.
A natural antioxidant found in mushrooms reduced menstrual cramps by more than half without side effects, offering hope for millions who can't tolerate traditional painkillers. The compound works differently than ibuprofen by targeting the root cause in uterine cells.
Japanese researchers created a material that safely stores hydrogen fuel and releases it simply by exposing it to sunlight or LED light. This breakthrough could solve one of clean energy's biggest challenges without heavy metals, extreme temperatures, or explosion risks.
Thousands of students gathered at Andhra University's centenary celebration, transforming the campus into a vibrant showcase of dance, art, and culture. The three-day festival marks a century of education with performances that brought some guests to tears.
Oxford researchers have identified an entirely new class of planet that doesn't fit any known category. The molten, sulfur-rich world has been bubbling with magma for billions of years.
The American actor playing Russian hockey star Ilya Rozanov in hit TV show Heated Rivalry stunned viewers with his authentic Russian accent. Dialect coach Kate Yablunovsky reveals the linguistic secrets behind his transformation.
When Juan Naula discovered a couple living inside a bridge pillar along the LA River for three years, he didn't look away. Now he's mobilizing an entire movement to help LA's most hidden homeless neighbors.
Astronomers discovered a cosmic "tunnel" of hot plasma connecting our solar system to distant stars, confirming theories about hidden pathways in space. The findings reveal we're living inside a bubble carved by ancient exploding stars, complete with channels leading to other parts of the galaxy.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made history by winning consecutive World Series titles for the first time in franchise history, celebrating with a dazzling ring ceremony before their home opener. Stars Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts received championship rings studded with diamonds and sapphires that tell the story of their 2025 victory.
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