Foreign Interference Targeting European Universities
European universities are increasingly targeted by foreign powers like China and Russia, which exploit academic partnerships for technology theft, espionage, and influence operations; this has prompted calls for improved transparency, funding, and intelligence coordination.
Foreign Interference Targeting European Universities
European universities are increasingly targeted by foreign powers like China and Russia, which exploit academic partnerships for technology theft, espionage, and influence operations; this has prompted calls for improved transparency, funding, and intelligence coordination.
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40% Bias Score
Human Cell Atlas Revolutionizes Understanding of Human Body
A new human cell atlas reveals thousands of previously unknown cell types, transforming our understanding of the human body and paving the way for new treatments.
Human Cell Atlas Revolutionizes Understanding of Human Body
A new human cell atlas reveals thousands of previously unknown cell types, transforming our understanding of the human body and paving the way for new treatments.
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24% Bias Score
Study Investigates Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Health
A study investigates the effects of ultra-processed foods on health, particularly weight gain and obesity, with the potential to inform future dietary guidelines.
Study Investigates Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Health
A study investigates the effects of ultra-processed foods on health, particularly weight gain and obesity, with the potential to inform future dietary guidelines.
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32% Bias Score
NIH Study Investigates Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods
A clinical trial at the NIH is studying the effects of ultra-processed foods on weight gain and health, with potential implications for US dietary guidelines.
NIH Study Investigates Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods
A clinical trial at the NIH is studying the effects of ultra-processed foods on weight gain and health, with potential implications for US dietary guidelines.
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40% Bias Score
Human Cell Atlas Released
The Human Cell Atlas, a comprehensive database of human cells, has been released, marking a major step in biomedical research.
Human Cell Atlas Released
The Human Cell Atlas, a comprehensive database of human cells, has been released, marking a major step in biomedical research.
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24% Bias Score
Pandemic's Impact on Child Development
A study reveals that children who were toddlers during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced reduced vocabulary and slower socio-emotional development compared to their pre-pandemic peers, raising concerns about long-term consequences.
Pandemic's Impact on Child Development
A study reveals that children who were toddlers during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced reduced vocabulary and slower socio-emotional development compared to their pre-pandemic peers, raising concerns about long-term consequences.
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36% Bias Score
Foreign Interference in European Universities: MEPs Warn of Espionage and Influence Operations
Members of the European Parliament warn that Chinese, Russian, and Iranian actors are exploiting academic partnerships in European universities for espionage, technology transfer, and influence operations, particularly in strategic research areas.
Foreign Interference in European Universities: MEPs Warn of Espionage and Influence Operations
Members of the European Parliament warn that Chinese, Russian, and Iranian actors are exploiting academic partnerships in European universities for espionage, technology transfer, and influence operations, particularly in strategic research areas.
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40% Bias Score
Four Types of Aging: How to Determine Your Type and Maintain Youth and Health
Scientists have identified four types of biological aging, each affecting different bodily systems. Understanding your aging type allows for personalized health interventions to slow down aging and improve longevity.
Four Types of Aging: How to Determine Your Type and Maintain Youth and Health
Scientists have identified four types of biological aging, each affecting different bodily systems. Understanding your aging type allows for personalized health interventions to slow down aging and improve longevity.
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28% Bias Score
Senegal Develops Drought-Resistant Peanuts
Researchers in Senegal are developing new drought-resistant peanut varieties to improve food security and address climate change challenges.
Senegal Develops Drought-Resistant Peanuts
Researchers in Senegal are developing new drought-resistant peanut varieties to improve food security and address climate change challenges.
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32% Bias Score
Human Cell Atlas: Mapping the Human Body's Building Blocks
A massive international research project has created a detailed map of human cells, leading to the discovery of new cell types and insights into disease.
Human Cell Atlas: Mapping the Human Body's Building Blocks
A massive international research project has created a detailed map of human cells, leading to the discovery of new cell types and insights into disease.
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24% Bias Score
Pandemic's Impact on Child Development
A study reveals that toddlers during COVID-19 lockdowns experienced reduced vocabulary and that babies born during the pandemic show slower socio-emotional development.
Pandemic's Impact on Child Development
A study reveals that toddlers during COVID-19 lockdowns experienced reduced vocabulary and that babies born during the pandemic show slower socio-emotional development.
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36% Bias Score
Unverified News Sharing on Social Media
A study reveals that most news links shared on social media are not read before being shared, underscoring the problem of misinformation spread.
Unverified News Sharing on Social Media
A study reveals that most news links shared on social media are not read before being shared, underscoring the problem of misinformation spread.
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24% Bias Score