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Long COVID: Prevalence, Causes, and Long-Term Impacts

Long COVID, affecting 6-11% of COVID-19 patients, involves symptoms lasting over three months; research is ongoing to understand causes (potentially persistent virus or inflammation), effective treatments, and long-term impacts.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Conditional License Granted for H5N2 Avian Influenza Vaccine

Zoetis received a conditional license from the USDA for its H5N2 avian influenza vaccine for chickens, offering an alternative to culling infected flocks; however, the vaccine's effectiveness is limited due to a mismatch with the circulating strain.

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Zero Hunger
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AI Improves Ocean Cleanup: GhostNetZero.ai Locates Lost Fishing Nets

A new AI-powered platform, GhostNetZero.ai, developed by WWF, Accenture, and Microsoft, uses sonar data to locate and remove lost fishing nets (ghost nets) from the ocean, significantly improving detection efficiency and aiding marine conservation efforts; the AI already achieves 90% accuracy.

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Life Below Water
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Santorini Earthquake Risk Prompts Greek Government Action

Greek authorities are implementing preventative measures following increased seismic activity near Santorini, including constructing an emergency port and urging residents to prepare for potential evacuations due to the risk of a larger earthquake and possible tsunami.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Scottish Wolf Reintroduction Could Store 1 Million Tonnes of CO2 Annually

Reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could increase carbon dioxide storage in expanding native woodlands by 1 million tonnes annually, reducing overgrazing by deer, and contributing to 5% of UK woodland carbon removal targets, despite potential conflict with farmers and deer stalkers.

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Climate Action
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Earth's Inner Core Deforms, Potentially Affecting Magnetic Field

New research reveals that the Earth's inner core has deformed by approximately 100 meters or more in places over the past two decades, potentially impacting the planet's magnetic field; scientists used seismic wave data from 1991-2023 to make this discovery.

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Climate Action
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Texas Measles Outbreak Reaches 48 Cases, Raising Concerns

A measles outbreak in Texas has rapidly grown to 48 cases, the largest in over 30 years, affecting unvaccinated individuals and spreading to neighboring New Mexico; experts warn of a potential for a larger outbreak due to increasing vaccine hesitancy.

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Good Health and Well-being
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18-Year Cancer Remission Achieved with First-Generation CAR-T Therapy in Neuroblastoma Patient

An 18-year cancer remission in a neuroblastoma patient treated with first-generation CAR-T cell therapy at age four has been reported, exceeding previous remission records for both hematological and solid cancers, highlighting the therapy's potential for broader applications.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Passive House in Germany Reduces Energy Costs by 80%

In Aachen, Germany, Thomas and Heike live in a passive house, maintaining a comfortable temperature even at sub-zero temperatures using high-performance insulation and a heat pump partially powered by solar panels, resulting in energy costs five times lower than average.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Asteroid 2024 YR4: 2.2% Chance of Earth Impact in 2032

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 2.2% chance of impacting Earth on December 22, 2032, potentially causing city-level devastation based on its estimated size (40-90 meters) and trajectory. NASA and ESA are using the James Webb Space Telescope to refine its orbit and potential impact zone.

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Life on Land
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Scottish Wolf Reintroduction to Sequester One Million Tons of CO2 Annually

A University of Leeds study proposes reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands to curb red deer overpopulation, which hinders forest regeneration; the model predicts that approximately 167 wolves could sequester one million tons of CO2 annually.

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Climate Action
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Dutch Vet Pioneers Laparoscopic Sterilization for Exotic Animals

Dutch veterinarian Michiel Hoynck van Papendrecht uses laparoscopic surgery to sterilize exotic animals worldwide, recently returning from Thailand where he sterilized monkeys and previously working with lionesses in Uganda; he advocates for this approach to manage wolf populations in the Netherland...

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Life on Land

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