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Shielded LED Streetlights Halve Insect Deaths in German Study
A German research project halved insect deaths near streets using shielded LED lights that direct light only to walkways, not surrounding areas, demonstrating a mitigation strategy for light pollution.
Shielded LED Streetlights Halve Insect Deaths in German Study
A German research project halved insect deaths near streets using shielded LED lights that direct light only to walkways, not surrounding areas, demonstrating a mitigation strategy for light pollution.
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32% Bias Score
Rising Autism Diagnoses: Correction of Past Underdiagnosis, Not Overdiagnosis
A 787% increase in autism diagnoses between 1998 and 2018 reflects a necessary correction of past underdiagnosis due to narrow criteria, improved public awareness, and more inclusive diagnostic approaches, benefiting previously overlooked marginalized groups like women and girls.
Rising Autism Diagnoses: Correction of Past Underdiagnosis, Not Overdiagnosis
A 787% increase in autism diagnoses between 1998 and 2018 reflects a necessary correction of past underdiagnosis due to narrow criteria, improved public awareness, and more inclusive diagnostic approaches, benefiting previously overlooked marginalized groups like women and girls.
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44% Bias Score
Dogs Detect Parkinson's Disease with High Accuracy
A University of Bristol study found dogs can detect Parkinson's disease with 80% sensitivity and 98% specificity using skin swabs, potentially providing a non-invasive, cost-effective early detection method.
Dogs Detect Parkinson's Disease with High Accuracy
A University of Bristol study found dogs can detect Parkinson's disease with 80% sensitivity and 98% specificity using skin swabs, potentially providing a non-invasive, cost-effective early detection method.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Fuels Deadly Surge in US Flash Floods
This summer's unusually high atmospheric moisture across the US, driven by warmer Gulf and Atlantic waters, has led to a surge in deadly flash floods, resulting in over 130 deaths and highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change.
Climate Change Fuels Deadly Surge in US Flash Floods
This summer's unusually high atmospheric moisture across the US, driven by warmer Gulf and Atlantic waters, has led to a surge in deadly flash floods, resulting in over 130 deaths and highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change.
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Climate Change Fuels Surge in Deadly US Flash Floods
This summer, the US experienced a surge in deadly flash floods, with events reaching 1,000-year levels in multiple states, directly attributed to climate change, resulting in over 130 deaths in Texas and numerous fatalities elsewhere.
Climate Change Fuels Surge in Deadly US Flash Floods
This summer, the US experienced a surge in deadly flash floods, with events reaching 1,000-year levels in multiple states, directly attributed to climate change, resulting in over 130 deaths in Texas and numerous fatalities elsewhere.
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28% Bias Score
Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease Using Sebum Samples
In a study, two dogs accurately identified Parkinson's patients (70-80%) using sebum samples; this non-invasive method could improve early diagnosis, complementing existing approaches.
Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease Using Sebum Samples
In a study, two dogs accurately identified Parkinson's patients (70-80%) using sebum samples; this non-invasive method could improve early diagnosis, complementing existing approaches.
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44% Bias Score
Aldrin Reflects on Apollo 11's 56th Anniversary
On the 56th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Buzz Aldrin recalled the lunar module Eagle's July 20, 1969 touchdown at Tranquility Base, emphasizing the mission's success as a testament to the collaborative efforts of hundreds of thousands and reflecting on President Kennedy's inspirational...
Aldrin Reflects on Apollo 11's 56th Anniversary
On the 56th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Buzz Aldrin recalled the lunar module Eagle's July 20, 1969 touchdown at Tranquility Base, emphasizing the mission's success as a testament to the collaborative efforts of hundreds of thousands and reflecting on President Kennedy's inspirational...
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24% Bias Score
China's Brain-Computer Interface Shows Promise in ALS Patient Communication
A clinical trial in Beijing using the Beinao-1 brain-computer interface chip enabled a 67-year-old ALS patient to express the words "I want to eat" through thought, showcasing China's rapid advancements in this technology.
China's Brain-Computer Interface Shows Promise in ALS Patient Communication
A clinical trial in Beijing using the Beinao-1 brain-computer interface chip enabled a 67-year-old ALS patient to express the words "I want to eat" through thought, showcasing China's rapid advancements in this technology.
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48% Bias Score
Undersea Volcanoes: Warming Trends and Eruption Risks
Scientists warn of potential eruptions at Axial Seamount off Oregon, Santorini's caldera, and Kolumbo volcano; undersea volcanoes, comprising two-thirds of Earth's total, pose significant risks due to their ability to trigger tsunamis and earthquakes while supporting unique ecosystems.
Undersea Volcanoes: Warming Trends and Eruption Risks
Scientists warn of potential eruptions at Axial Seamount off Oregon, Santorini's caldera, and Kolumbo volcano; undersea volcanoes, comprising two-thirds of Earth's total, pose significant risks due to their ability to trigger tsunamis and earthquakes while supporting unique ecosystems.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Science Funding Cuts Threaten US Scientific Leadership
The Trump administration's drastic cuts to science funding, particularly targeting climate research and projects related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, have caused significant staff reductions, project terminations, and a potential brain drain, impacting various scientific fields and US global...
Trump's Science Funding Cuts Threaten US Scientific Leadership
The Trump administration's drastic cuts to science funding, particularly targeting climate research and projects related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, have caused significant staff reductions, project terminations, and a potential brain drain, impacting various scientific fields and US global...
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60% Bias Score
First Observation of Initial Planetary Formation Phase Around Star HOPS-315
An international team, using the James Webb and ALMA telescopes, discovered silicon monoxide crystals forming in a disk around the young star HOPS-315, 1300 light-years away in Orion, marking the first direct observation of the initial phase of rocky planet formation.
First Observation of Initial Planetary Formation Phase Around Star HOPS-315
An international team, using the James Webb and ALMA telescopes, discovered silicon monoxide crystals forming in a disk around the young star HOPS-315, 1300 light-years away in Orion, marking the first direct observation of the initial phase of rocky planet formation.
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12% Bias Score
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
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40% Bias Score
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