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AI Solves Decade-Long Superbug Mystery in 48 Hours
A new AI tool developed by Google solved in 48 hours a complex scientific problem that took microbiologists at Imperial College London over a decade to resolve, concerning why some super bacteria are resistant to antibiotics; the AI even generated new hypotheses not previously considered by the rese...
AI Solves Decade-Long Superbug Mystery in 48 Hours
A new AI tool developed by Google solved in 48 hours a complex scientific problem that took microbiologists at Imperial College London over a decade to resolve, concerning why some super bacteria are resistant to antibiotics; the AI even generated new hypotheses not previously considered by the rese...
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48% Bias Score
First Solar Excludes Deep-Sea Mined Minerals Amid Growing Environmental Concerns
As You Sow and First Solar's January 2025 agreement to exclude deep-sea mined minerals reflects growing global concerns over environmental damage from deep-sea mining, particularly concerning biodiversity, and the need for sustainable sourcing of minerals for electric vehicles and renewable energy.
First Solar Excludes Deep-Sea Mined Minerals Amid Growing Environmental Concerns
As You Sow and First Solar's January 2025 agreement to exclude deep-sea mined minerals reflects growing global concerns over environmental damage from deep-sea mining, particularly concerning biodiversity, and the need for sustainable sourcing of minerals for electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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56% Bias Score
HPV Vaccine Significantly Reduces Cervical Precancer in Young U.S. Women
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows an approximately 80% reduction in cervical precancerous cells among 20- to 24-year-old women in the U.S. between 2008 and 2022, strongly correlating with the introduction of the HPV vaccine in 2006.
HPV Vaccine Significantly Reduces Cervical Precancer in Young U.S. Women
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows an approximately 80% reduction in cervical precancerous cells among 20- to 24-year-old women in the U.S. between 2008 and 2022, strongly correlating with the introduction of the HPV vaccine in 2006.
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52% Bias Score
Mass NOAA Layoffs Jeopardize Extreme Weather Forecasting
On Thursday, at least 880 employees at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) were fired as part of the Trump administration's cost-cutting measures, jeopardizing the nation's ability to forecast and respond to extreme weather events.
Mass NOAA Layoffs Jeopardize Extreme Weather Forecasting
On Thursday, at least 880 employees at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) were fired as part of the Trump administration's cost-cutting measures, jeopardizing the nation's ability to forecast and respond to extreme weather events.
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60% Bias Score
Nevada Residents Fight Light Pollution to Preserve Dark Skies
Elizabeth Woosley, owner of the Stargazer Inn in Baker, Nevada, and other residents are working to preserve Nevada's dark skies by promoting astro-tourism and selling license plates to raise funds, combating light pollution impacting 99% of Americans and harming wildlife, amidst recent federal budge...
Nevada Residents Fight Light Pollution to Preserve Dark Skies
Elizabeth Woosley, owner of the Stargazer Inn in Baker, Nevada, and other residents are working to preserve Nevada's dark skies by promoting astro-tourism and selling license plates to raise funds, combating light pollution impacting 99% of Americans and harming wildlife, amidst recent federal budge...
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32% Bias Score
Secret Tunnels Discovered Beneath Milan's Sforza Castle
Scientists have uncovered secret underground passageways at Milan's Sforza Castle, likely designed by Leonardo da Vinci for defensive purposes, using non-destructive surveying methods from 2021-2023.
Secret Tunnels Discovered Beneath Milan's Sforza Castle
Scientists have uncovered secret underground passageways at Milan's Sforza Castle, likely designed by Leonardo da Vinci for defensive purposes, using non-destructive surveying methods from 2021-2023.
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24% Bias Score
Nazi Medical Atrocities and the Pernkopf Atlas: An Ethical Dilemma
The renowned Pernkopf anatomical atlas, known for its detailed illustrations of the human body, was created using the bodies of hundreds of political prisoners subjected to Nazi medical experiments, raising significant ethical questions about its continued use in medical education.
Nazi Medical Atrocities and the Pernkopf Atlas: An Ethical Dilemma
The renowned Pernkopf anatomical atlas, known for its detailed illustrations of the human body, was created using the bodies of hundreds of political prisoners subjected to Nazi medical experiments, raising significant ethical questions about its continued use in medical education.
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Engineering Skills Gap Threatens National Security and Global Competitiveness
The U.S. faces a critical engineering skills shortage, with only 24% of twelfth graders proficient in math and 60% of college engineering students switching majors; China graduated approximately 2 million science and engineering students in 2018, compared to 811,000 in the U.S., creating a significa...
U.S. Engineering Skills Gap Threatens National Security and Global Competitiveness
The U.S. faces a critical engineering skills shortage, with only 24% of twelfth graders proficient in math and 60% of college engineering students switching majors; China graduated approximately 2 million science and engineering students in 2018, compared to 811,000 in the U.S., creating a significa...
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56% Bias Score
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
Aerodynamic Drafting Could Enable Sub-Four-Minute Mile for Women
Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon's 2023 world record-breaking mile time of 4:07 sparked a study predicting a sub-four-minute mile is possible with optimized aerodynamic drafting, based on calculations of energy expenditure and air resistance reduction, potentially changing how women's athletic performan...
Aerodynamic Drafting Could Enable Sub-Four-Minute Mile for Women
Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon's 2023 world record-breaking mile time of 4:07 sparked a study predicting a sub-four-minute mile is possible with optimized aerodynamic drafting, based on calculations of energy expenditure and air resistance reduction, potentially changing how women's athletic performan...
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52% Bias Score
Vitrified Brain Tissue Found in Vesuvius Victim Reveals Extreme Eruption Temperatures
Researchers discovered vitrified organic material, specifically brain and spinal cord tissue, within the skull of a Vesuvius eruption victim in Herculaneum, Italy; analysis indicates that a pyroclastic surge exceeding 510°C caused rapid vitrification, highlighting the lethal heat of such events.
Vitrified Brain Tissue Found in Vesuvius Victim Reveals Extreme Eruption Temperatures
Researchers discovered vitrified organic material, specifically brain and spinal cord tissue, within the skull of a Vesuvius eruption victim in Herculaneum, Italy; analysis indicates that a pyroclastic surge exceeding 510°C caused rapid vitrification, highlighting the lethal heat of such events.
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16% Bias Score
CDC Recommends Vitamin A for Texas Measles Outbreak, Sparking Debate
A measles outbreak in western Texas has sickened 146 and killed one, prompting the CDC to recommend vitamin A as supportive care, a practice debated among experts due to its limited use in the U.S. and the risk of misinformation.
CDC Recommends Vitamin A for Texas Measles Outbreak, Sparking Debate
A measles outbreak in western Texas has sickened 146 and killed one, prompting the CDC to recommend vitamin A as supportive care, a practice debated among experts due to its limited use in the U.S. and the risk of misinformation.
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44% Bias Score
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