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- 113-Year-Old Reported Cured of Deadly Brain Cancer DIPG●A 13-Year-Old Has Been Cured of DIPG, the Deadliest Childhood Brain Cancer
A 13-year-old child has reportedly become the first person cured of DIPG, an aggressive brainstem tumour that is almost always fatal and has long resisted every treatment. The case is being described as a world first and is drawing attention from families of patients, doctors and cancer researchers, given that DIPG survival rates have barely improved in decades. Many are now asking how the treatment worked and whether it can be replicated in other children.
- 2Cheesy White Bean Carbonara Ready in 30 Minutes●Turn Canned White Beans Into This Cheesy 30-Minute Carbonara Dinner
Serious Eats has published a recipe that turns canned white beans into a cheesy carbonara-style dinner in 30 minutes. The dish swaps traditional cured pork and eggs for beans, offering a quick, budget-friendly pasta option for weeknight cooking. Food writers are highlighting it as an easy pantry-based take on the Italian classic.
- 3Uruguay researchers publish first molecular dynamics paper using CURE cluster●Nos aceptaron un paper sobre caracterización de vidrios con dinámica molecular, donde los cálculos los hicimos en el clu
Researchers at Udelar's CURE in Rocha, Uruguay, have had a paper accepted on the characterisation of glasses using molecular dynamics. The calculations were carried out on the CURE's computing cluster, making it the first published work produced with that tool. The announcement, shared in Spanish, expresses strong pride in the milestone for the regional university centre.
- 4Japanese golf tip: swing with a 45-degree feel to fix your slice●スライスを直すには斜め45度に打つ気持ちで｜万年スライサーやめよう # shorts https://www. golftweet.com/644642/ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # ゴル
A golf lesson from Japan is telling players to fix their slice by swinging with the feeling of hitting at a 45-degree angle. The advice, shared as a short video on a Japanese golf feed, is aimed at self-described lifetime slicers who cannot keep the ball straight. It frames the angled swing sensation as a simple cure for the most common fault in amateur golf.