Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome Separately Identified from ADHD in Children and Adolescents.

A new study published in the Journal of Attention Disorders has found that a specific pattern of mental functioning, known as cognitive disengagement syndrome, is distinct from attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Researchers identified a unique cluster of symptoms, including excessive daydreaming, mental confusion, and sluggish thinking behavior, which were previously described as “sluggish cognitive tempo.” The … Read more

South African Travel Vlogger Kurt Caz Accused of Racism with AI-Generated Videos

Travel influencer Kurt Caz, who boasts 4 million subscribers, has faced backlash for a new YouTube video titled “Avoid This Place in London.” The 36-minute video shows Caz walking through the London borough of Croydon, where many residents are immigrants. He makes comments about crime and immigration, referring to non-white people as “interesting characters.” However, … Read more

Quantum Stocks Show Signs of Life After Correction

Quantum stocks, including IonQ ((IONQ – Free Report)), Rigetti Computing ((RGTI – Free Report)), and D-Wave Quantum ((QBTS – Free Report)), are finally showing signs of life after a sharp six-week correction. The technical setups across the group have tightened into bullish coils, and all three have broken higher this week on good volume. The … Read more

IBM’s Safer Quantum Bet vs Pure-Play Stocks

Quantum computing is expected to revolutionize the way we process information, but pure-play quantum stocks like Rigetti Computing remain high-risk due to their low revenue and large market caps. In contrast, International Business Machines (IBM) has a diversified business model that brings added safety, including software, consulting, and hardware segments. IBM’s recent investment in its … Read more

The Hidden Dangers of Making Your Bed Daily

For many, making their bed every morning is an ingrained habit – a symbol of discipline and order in an unpredictable world. However, a recent study suggests that leaving your bed unmade during the day may actually reduce dust mites living in your bedding. These microscopic organisms thrive on moisture and warmth, but when the … Read more

Tariffs on Chinese Cranes Threaten US Port Modernization Plans

The Trump administration’s decision to pause tariffs on Chinese ship-to-shore cranes has not halted plans for steep levies, which are now affecting port modernization projects. Many shipping industry executives are reconsidering investments in bigger, modern cranes due to the 100% tariff rates aimed at reducing China’s maritime dominance. Source: https://www.wsj.com/articles/tariff-threat-forces-u-s-ports-to-rethink-upgrade-plans-817ce0cd

Alabama’s Playoff Spot in Jeopardy After Loss to Georgia

College football fans are known for their passionate arguments over the sport’s quirks and traditions. One debate that has become a regular refrain is whether top-ranked team Alabama deserves a spot in the College Football Playoff, even after losing in the SEC championship game. The Crimson Tide had looked like a lock for the playoff … Read more

Ancient Microbes Reveal Eukaryotes’ Roots in Archaea

In a groundbreaking study, scientists have discovered that eukaryotic cells, including those of humans, plants, and animals, evolved from a group of ancient microbes called Asgard archaea. Researchers found that Asgard archaea are closely related to eukaryotes and share many genes, suggesting a common ancestor that gave rise to both groups. The study suggests that … Read more

Incyte’s Experimental Drug Shows Promise for Myelofibrosis Patients

A recent study found an experimental drug from Incyte to be effective in treating advanced myelofibrosis. The treatment targets a specific protein mutation and showed significant improvements in disease symptoms, giving the company hope to develop new medicines as its current blockbuster is set to lose patent protection in 2028. Source: https://www.statnews.com/2025/12/07/incyte-results-myelofibrosis-treatment-ash-2025

AOL’s Cookie Policy Explained in Simple Terms

When you visit AOL websites and apps, they may store cookies (small files) on your device for security, user authentication, and analytics purposes. This helps provide a safe and smooth experience. If you agree to this when prompted (‘Accept all’), AOL will also collect more data, including: – Your location – IP address – Browsing … Read more