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Accelerating Sea Level Rise Poses Grave Threat to Coastal Communities
Global sea levels are rising at an accelerating rate due to human-caused global warming, with a projected 6-inch rise by 2050 and potential for much more significant increases by 2100, posing significant threats to coastal communities worldwide.
Accelerating Sea Level Rise Poses Grave Threat to Coastal Communities
Global sea levels are rising at an accelerating rate due to human-caused global warming, with a projected 6-inch rise by 2050 and potential for much more significant increases by 2100, posing significant threats to coastal communities worldwide.
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44% Bias Score
NSF Restructuring: $1 Billion in Grants Canceled Amidst Budget Cuts and Staff Layoffs
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is eliminating all 37 of its research divisions, laying off staff, canceling over $1 billion in grants, and facing a proposed 55% budget cut, raising concerns about political influence on scientific funding and potential economic consequences.
NSF Restructuring: $1 Billion in Grants Canceled Amidst Budget Cuts and Staff Layoffs
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is eliminating all 37 of its research divisions, laying off staff, canceling over $1 billion in grants, and facing a proposed 55% budget cut, raising concerns about political influence on scientific funding and potential economic consequences.
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56% Bias Score
Annual Blood Tests Show Promise in Early Cancer Detection
Annual multi-cancer blood tests could prevent up to 49% of late-stage diagnoses, reducing deaths by 21% within five years, according to a study using a new test trialed by the NHS involving 8,000 patients, detecting up to 12 common cancers, and using AI to pinpoint cancer location.
Annual Blood Tests Show Promise in Early Cancer Detection
Annual multi-cancer blood tests could prevent up to 49% of late-stage diagnoses, reducing deaths by 21% within five years, according to a study using a new test trialed by the NHS involving 8,000 patients, detecting up to 12 common cancers, and using AI to pinpoint cancer location.
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40% Bias Score
NASA Budget Cuts Shift Focus to Mars, Impacting International Collaboration
The Trump administration proposed a $6 billion cut to NASA's budget, shifting priorities from the Artemis lunar program to a Mars-focused initiative, impacting international partnerships and potentially jeopardizing numerous scientific projects; this reallocation aims to accelerate human missions to...
NASA Budget Cuts Shift Focus to Mars, Impacting International Collaboration
The Trump administration proposed a $6 billion cut to NASA's budget, shifting priorities from the Artemis lunar program to a Mars-focused initiative, impacting international partnerships and potentially jeopardizing numerous scientific projects; this reallocation aims to accelerate human missions to...
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40% Bias Score
Top Cancer Researcher Awaits Critical MRI Results Amidst Stage Four Brain Cancer Return
Professor Richard Scolyer, a leading cancer researcher and 2024 Australian of the Year, awaits crucial MRI results following the return of his stage four brain cancer, highlighting the unpredictable nature of glioblastoma and the need for improved treatments.
Top Cancer Researcher Awaits Critical MRI Results Amidst Stage Four Brain Cancer Return
Professor Richard Scolyer, a leading cancer researcher and 2024 Australian of the Year, awaits crucial MRI results following the return of his stage four brain cancer, highlighting the unpredictable nature of glioblastoma and the need for improved treatments.
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32% Bias Score
Highly Precise Atomic Clock Aboard ISS to Test Einstein's Theory
The European Space Agency's ACES mission launched Pharao, a highly precise atomic clock aboard the ISS on April 22, 2024, to test Einstein's theory of relativity with twenty times more precision than previous experiments, potentially revealing new physics.
Highly Precise Atomic Clock Aboard ISS to Test Einstein's Theory
The European Space Agency's ACES mission launched Pharao, a highly precise atomic clock aboard the ISS on April 22, 2024, to test Einstein's theory of relativity with twenty times more precision than previous experiments, potentially revealing new physics.
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24% Bias Score
Accelerating Sea Level Rise Poses Catastrophic Threat
Global sea levels are rising at an accelerating rate, primarily due to human-caused global warming, resulting in a 4-inch increase since 1993 and projected increases of 6 inches globally and up to 12 inches in the US by 2050, with potentially catastrophic consequences in the future.
Accelerating Sea Level Rise Poses Catastrophic Threat
Global sea levels are rising at an accelerating rate, primarily due to human-caused global warming, resulting in a 4-inch increase since 1993 and projected increases of 6 inches globally and up to 12 inches in the US by 2050, with potentially catastrophic consequences in the future.
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24% Bias Score
Massive Reservoir Aims to Restore Florida's Endangered Everglades
A massive reservoir is being built in the Everglades to restore water flow, reversing decades of damage from agricultural practices that reduced the ecosystem to one-third its original size, impacting its biodiversity and the water supply for nine million Floridians.
Massive Reservoir Aims to Restore Florida's Endangered Everglades
A massive reservoir is being built in the Everglades to restore water flow, reversing decades of damage from agricultural practices that reduced the ecosystem to one-third its original size, impacting its biodiversity and the water supply for nine million Floridians.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Budget Cuts Threaten US Scientific Research and Economic Growth
President Trump's proposed budget drastically cuts funding for NASA and other scientific agencies, potentially impacting ongoing research projects and reducing future GDP by over 4%, according to some economists.
Trump's Budget Cuts Threaten US Scientific Research and Economic Growth
President Trump's proposed budget drastically cuts funding for NASA and other scientific agencies, potentially impacting ongoing research projects and reducing future GDP by over 4%, according to some economists.
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40% Bias Score
NIH Freezes Funding for Foreign Research Groups
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has frozen funding for foreign research groups, citing transparency concerns and national security risks, impacting millions of dollars in cancer, viral infection, and human genetics research worldwide.
NIH Freezes Funding for Foreign Research Groups
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has frozen funding for foreign research groups, citing transparency concerns and national security risks, impacting millions of dollars in cancer, viral infection, and human genetics research worldwide.
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48% Bias Score
Ovarian Aging Research: Multi-Billion Dollar Implications for Women's Health
Dr. Francesca Duncan's research at the Buck Institute reveals that ovarian aging involves inflammation and fibrosis, impacting fertility and hormone production; this discovery has significant implications for women's health, workforce productivity, and healthcare costs, with potential multi-billion ...
Ovarian Aging Research: Multi-Billion Dollar Implications for Women's Health
Dr. Francesca Duncan's research at the Buck Institute reveals that ovarian aging involves inflammation and fibrosis, impacting fertility and hormone production; this discovery has significant implications for women's health, workforce productivity, and healthcare costs, with potential multi-billion ...
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48% Bias Score
First-of-its-Kind Transorbital Surgery Successfully Removes Spinal Tumors
Nineteen-year-old Karla Flores underwent a groundbreaking transorbital surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center to remove spinal and brain stem tumors, marking the first time surgeons used this approach to remove a spinal tumor. The innovative surgery, which involved accessing the tumors...
First-of-its-Kind Transorbital Surgery Successfully Removes Spinal Tumors
Nineteen-year-old Karla Flores underwent a groundbreaking transorbital surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center to remove spinal and brain stem tumors, marking the first time surgeons used this approach to remove a spinal tumor. The innovative surgery, which involved accessing the tumors...
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36% Bias Score
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