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Gibson then followed that idea and came up with his teammate’s biggest asset: his ball skills.Dinkins is currently focused on the tech industry, but the in-state Georgia Bulldogs are vying to reverse his commitment. When Dinkins chose technology in June, he felt it was essential to be fully committed to the program.“It was my first (official visit) so I was a little confused,” he said. “I was really lost on the idea, but I just jumped at it.”His size is smaller than the typical Georgia safety, with a 5-foot-11 frame and 180-185 pounds. However, the Bulldogs remain interested based on…

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The same technology that saved millions of lives during the coronavirus pandemic appears to hold promise against the scourge of new infectious diseases, according to a new study from the University of Pennsylvania.In studies using mice, hamsters, and non-human primates, researchers at Pennsylvania state have found that an improved version of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine based on technology also pioneered in Pennsylvania has been tested. They found that it appears to be able to prevent and fight infections caused by Clostridioides difficile. The bacterium, also known as C. difficile or C. diff, causes 500,000 infections and approximately 30,000 deaths in…

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Operating room surgeons David Callaway, M.D. (left) and Michael Clemens, M.D. (right) pose for a photo in one of the trauma bays in the emergency department at Atrium Health’s main campus on Oct. 1 in Charlotte, North Carolina. ). It is now part of a civilian-military partnership that combines medical care in the emergency department. Logan Cyrus/NPR Hide Caption toggle caption Logan Cyrus/For NPR As the ambulances began arriving and news trickled in that multiple police officers had been shot, Kathy Bernard braced herself for one of the worst days of her 26 years on the job. But one thing…

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – AUGUST 10: Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn speaks during the first half of a preseason game against New York Commanders at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on August 10, 2024. Talking with Jaden Daniels #5 who will play against the Jets. Jersey. The Jets defeated the Commanders 20-17. (Photo by Mitchell Lev/Getty Images)Commanders fans, how closely have you looked at the NFL standings?Yes, all of us at the DMV are aware that the Commanders (6-2) have a 1/2 game lead over the Eagles (5-2). Additionally, everyone understands that this lead is simply because…

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Join Fox News for access to this content Plus, your account gives you exclusive access to hand-picked articles and other premium content for free. By entering your email address and pressing (Continue), you agree to the Fox News Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, including notice of financial incentives. Please enter a valid email address. Need help? Click here. While building a successful career as a fitness guru in the ’90s, Susan Powter rose to fame as the face of Stop the Insanity! The host of the infomercial, “The Susan Powter Show,” and author of numerous diet and weight loss…

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insider brief A new Guy Foundation report warns of potential health risks for astronauts on long-duration space missions. Researchers say that long-term exposure to the space environment can cause significant biological harm. In addition to traditional biological research, research in quantum biology (a field that examines biological phenomena through the lens of quantum mechanics) has the potential to advance our understanding of the health of the universe. As space agencies and private companies move closer to Mars missions and extended stays on the moon, a new Guy Foundation report highlights the biological harms of long-term exposure to the space environment…

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Fewer Americans are enrolling in traditional four-year colleges, and more are seeking affordable paths to careers.Freshman enrollment this year is down 5% compared to last fall, according to new national data. A Pew Research Center poll found that more men than women are dropping out of college.Many careers that don’t require a degree offer a livable wage but require an apprenticeship or training program to acquire technical skills.USA TODAY looked at some of the jobs that the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics says are in high demand. Here’s a glimpse at some of those fields and what…

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VR fitness gameThe latest study published by AMA Research on the global VR fitness games market assesses market size, trends, and forecasts to 2028. The VR Fitness Games Market study covers important research data and evidence and is a useful resource document for managers, analysts, and industry professionals. and other key players have readily accessible self-analysis research that helps them understand market trends, growth drivers, opportunities, upcoming challenges, and competitors.Key players in this report include:Black Box VR Fitness (USA), Five Mind Creations UG (Germany), Beat Saber (Czech Republic), Tripp, Inc (USA), VirZoom, Inc (USA), Magic Leap (USA), Black Box VR…

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The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Health System in New York City announced a $5 million gift from the John and Dahlia Barry Foundation to support AI research to improve eye care and treatment.The grant will fund programs at the school’s Ophthalmology Artificial Intelligence and Human Health Center (named after the Barry family), including vision care based on equitable primary care, early diagnosis of eye care, and This includes expanding clinical programs focused on research aimed at Creating innovative risk assessments for eye diseases and health conditions related to eye diseases. In addition, this funding will be used…

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(Getty Images)Defender James Tarkowski said Everton are a “work in progress” but is happy with the positive progress the team has made in recent weeks.Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Fulham was the Toffees’ fifth unbeaten run in the Premier League, after starting the season with four consecutive defeats.”Like every team, we are still developing,” said the former Burnley centre-back. “We are gradually getting closer to where we want to be, but it will take time. We won’t be able to perform at our best every week. Ideally we would like to win every game, but we are currently unbeaten in five…

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