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Study Finds 'Forever Chemicals' in Reusable Menstrual Products
A study found that 70% of nearly 60 reusable menstrual products tested contained PFAS, 'forever chemicals' linked to cancer, with period underwear and pads showing the highest rates of intentional addition; researchers urge manufacturers to eliminate PFAS.
Study Finds 'Forever Chemicals' in Reusable Menstrual Products
A study found that 70% of nearly 60 reusable menstrual products tested contained PFAS, 'forever chemicals' linked to cancer, with period underwear and pads showing the highest rates of intentional addition; researchers urge manufacturers to eliminate PFAS.
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AI Achieves Gold at IMO, but Humans Still Lead
In the 2025 International Mathematical Olympiad, Google DeepMind's Gemini and OpenAI's model achieved gold-level scores (35/42), but human participants still outperformed AI, with some scoring perfectly; a new $10 million AI Mathematical Olympiad Award was also launched.
AI Achieves Gold at IMO, but Humans Still Lead
In the 2025 International Mathematical Olympiad, Google DeepMind's Gemini and OpenAI's model achieved gold-level scores (35/42), but human participants still outperformed AI, with some scoring perfectly; a new $10 million AI Mathematical Olympiad Award was also launched.
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Medical Cannabis Linked to Lower Healthcare Use and Improved Quality of Life in Chronic Pain Patients
A study of 5,242 chronic pain patients found that those using medical cannabis for at least a year had significantly lower healthcare utilization (fewer urgent care and emergency room visits) and reported better quality of life compared to non-users, suggesting potential cost savings and improved pa...
Medical Cannabis Linked to Lower Healthcare Use and Improved Quality of Life in Chronic Pain Patients
A study of 5,242 chronic pain patients found that those using medical cannabis for at least a year had significantly lower healthcare utilization (fewer urgent care and emergency room visits) and reported better quality of life compared to non-users, suggesting potential cost savings and improved pa...
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44% Bias Score
Portsmouth Students Save Historic Mary Rose Salvage Footage
University of Portsmouth students are digitizing over 600 fragile tapes showing the 1982 Mary Rose salvage, including previously unseen footage of cannon discoveries, to preserve a crucial historical record before the tapes' deterioration leads to irreversible data loss.
Portsmouth Students Save Historic Mary Rose Salvage Footage
University of Portsmouth students are digitizing over 600 fragile tapes showing the 1982 Mary Rose salvage, including previously unseen footage of cannon discoveries, to preserve a crucial historical record before the tapes' deterioration leads to irreversible data loss.
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Earth's Fastest Rotation: 1.34 Milliseconds Shorter Day Recorded
On July 22nd, 2025, the Earth completed its rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than 24 hours, one of the shortest days recorded, continuing a trend that could necessitate a negative leap second around 2029 to adjust atomic clocks and avoid technological disruptions.
Earth's Fastest Rotation: 1.34 Milliseconds Shorter Day Recorded
On July 22nd, 2025, the Earth completed its rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than 24 hours, one of the shortest days recorded, continuing a trend that could necessitate a negative leap second around 2029 to adjust atomic clocks and avoid technological disruptions.
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Direct Observation of Planet Formation 440 Light-Years Away
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope have captured images of a planet forming around the star HD 135344B, 440 light-years from Earth, directly observing the planet's influence on the surrounding dust and gas; this is the first time light from a forming planet ha...
Direct Observation of Planet Formation 440 Light-Years Away
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope have captured images of a planet forming around the star HD 135344B, 440 light-years from Earth, directly observing the planet's influence on the surrounding dust and gas; this is the first time light from a forming planet ha...
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French COVID-19 Pandemic Did Not Cause Sustained Increase in Anxiety, Study Finds
A Santé publique France study found that, contrary to expectations, anxiety rates in France remained stable between 2017 and 2021 despite the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing a 12.5% prevalence, three times higher in women than men, and linked to socioeconomic factors and other mental health issues.
French COVID-19 Pandemic Did Not Cause Sustained Increase in Anxiety, Study Finds
A Santé publique France study found that, contrary to expectations, anxiety rates in France remained stable between 2017 and 2021 despite the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing a 12.5% prevalence, three times higher in women than men, and linked to socioeconomic factors and other mental health issues.
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NASA Employees Protest Trump's Proposed 25% Budget Cut
287 current and former NASA employees published a formal letter of objection to the Trump administration's proposed \$6 billion budget cut, which represents a 25% reduction for fiscal year 2026, criticizing the arbitrary nature of the cuts and the prioritization of human exploration missions over re...
NASA Employees Protest Trump's Proposed 25% Budget Cut
287 current and former NASA employees published a formal letter of objection to the Trump administration's proposed \$6 billion budget cut, which represents a 25% reduction for fiscal year 2026, criticizing the arbitrary nature of the cuts and the prioritization of human exploration missions over re...
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Average German in 2024: Age, Size, and Socioeconomic Profile
In 2024, the average German was 44.9 years old, 1.73 meters tall, and lived with one other person; women had a longer life expectancy and men earned more.
Average German in 2024: Age, Size, and Socioeconomic Profile
In 2024, the average German was 44.9 years old, 1.73 meters tall, and lived with one other person; women had a longer life expectancy and men earned more.
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AgroOmsk 2025: Showcases Agricultural Innovation Amidst Workforce and Weather Challenges
The 2025 AgroOmsk exhibition, running July 23-27 in Omsk, Russia, will showcase new agricultural technologies, livestock, and address workforce challenges, reflecting national priorities and regional investment projects; over 300 participants from Russia and neighboring countries are expected.
AgroOmsk 2025: Showcases Agricultural Innovation Amidst Workforce and Weather Challenges
The 2025 AgroOmsk exhibition, running July 23-27 in Omsk, Russia, will showcase new agricultural technologies, livestock, and address workforce challenges, reflecting national priorities and regional investment projects; over 300 participants from Russia and neighboring countries are expected.
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Australia and New Zealand to Witness Total Solar Eclipse in 2028
A total solar eclipse on July 22, 2028, will cross Australia and New Zealand, offering up to 5 minutes and 3-4 seconds of totality, with the path passing over iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Bungle Bungle Range, presenting unique viewing opportunities but with varying probabi...
Australia and New Zealand to Witness Total Solar Eclipse in 2028
A total solar eclipse on July 22, 2028, will cross Australia and New Zealand, offering up to 5 minutes and 3-4 seconds of totality, with the path passing over iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Bungle Bungle Range, presenting unique viewing opportunities but with varying probabi...
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Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt: A Two-Degree Celsius Warning
A NASA-funded Greenland survey reveals a two-degree Celsius rise in subglacial ocean water temperatures over the last decade, causing rapid ice melt and glacier retreat, and informing future exploration techniques for icy moons.
Greenland's Rapid Ice Melt: A Two-Degree Celsius Warning
A NASA-funded Greenland survey reveals a two-degree Celsius rise in subglacial ocean water temperatures over the last decade, causing rapid ice melt and glacier retreat, and informing future exploration techniques for icy moons.
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28% Bias Score
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