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Increased Seismic Activity at Axial Seamount Signals Potential Eruption
Hundreds of daily earthquakes and slow inflation at Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano off Oregon, indicate a potential eruption similar to the 2015 event, though less predictable; scientists monitor for increased seismic activity and lava flow, which could erupt from an unexpected location.
Increased Seismic Activity at Axial Seamount Signals Potential Eruption
Hundreds of daily earthquakes and slow inflation at Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano off Oregon, indicate a potential eruption similar to the 2015 event, though less predictable; scientists monitor for increased seismic activity and lava flow, which could erupt from an unexpected location.
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40% Bias Score
Canada's Nature Prescription Program: Benefits, Limitations, and Future Directions
Since 2020, Canada's PaRx program has prescribed nature to over 1.3 million people to alleviate health issues, recommending at least two hours a week in nature; however, the program lacks a precise definition of 'nature' and understanding of how it works.
Canada's Nature Prescription Program: Benefits, Limitations, and Future Directions
Since 2020, Canada's PaRx program has prescribed nature to over 1.3 million people to alleviate health issues, recommending at least two hours a week in nature; however, the program lacks a precise definition of 'nature' and understanding of how it works.
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20% Bias Score
Google's Smartphone Earthquake Alerts System Proves Effective, Raising Questions About Public Infrastructure
Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System successfully issued a warning for a 5.3 magnitude earthquake off Almería, Spain, 12.5 seconds after its onset, using smartphone sensors to detect seismic waves and alert millions before strong shaking, as detailed in a recent Science publication.
Google's Smartphone Earthquake Alerts System Proves Effective, Raising Questions About Public Infrastructure
Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System successfully issued a warning for a 5.3 magnitude earthquake off Almería, Spain, 12.5 seconds after its onset, using smartphone sensors to detect seismic waves and alert millions before strong shaking, as detailed in a recent Science publication.
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44% Bias Score
Ancient Ice Core to Unlock Climate Change Mysteries
A 1.5-million-year-old ice core, drilled from the Antarctic ice sheet, arrived in the UK for analysis; scientists will melt it to study past climates, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of climate change and the Mid-Pleistocene Transition.
Ancient Ice Core to Unlock Climate Change Mysteries
A 1.5-million-year-old ice core, drilled from the Antarctic ice sheet, arrived in the UK for analysis; scientists will melt it to study past climates, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of climate change and the Mid-Pleistocene Transition.
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16% Bias Score
Ancient Antarctic Ice Cores to Extend Climate History to 1.5 Million Years
Antarctica's oldest ice cores, retrieved from depths up to 2,800 meters at Little Dome C, have arrived in the UK for analysis to reconstruct 1.5 million years of Earth's climate history, significantly extending the current record and improving future climate change predictions.
Ancient Antarctic Ice Cores to Extend Climate History to 1.5 Million Years
Antarctica's oldest ice cores, retrieved from depths up to 2,800 meters at Little Dome C, have arrived in the UK for analysis to reconstruct 1.5 million years of Earth's climate history, significantly extending the current record and improving future climate change predictions.
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32% Bias Score
Early-Onset Gastrointestinal Cancers Surge in U.S. Young Adults
A new study reveals a dramatic rise in gastrointestinal cancers among young adults in the U.S., particularly colorectal cancer, prompting calls for improved screening and early detection due to lifestyle factors, genetic predisposition, and worse outcomes despite aggressive treatment.
Early-Onset Gastrointestinal Cancers Surge in U.S. Young Adults
A new study reveals a dramatic rise in gastrointestinal cancers among young adults in the U.S., particularly colorectal cancer, prompting calls for improved screening and early detection due to lifestyle factors, genetic predisposition, and worse outcomes despite aggressive treatment.
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36% Bias Score
England Wins Euro 2025 Quarter-Final Penalty Shootout
In the Euro 2025 quarter-final, England beat Sweden 4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Lucy Bronze's winning penalty, shot down the middle, exploited the Swedish goalkeeper's tendency to dive early, highlighting the strategic value of unpredictability in penalty shootouts.
England Wins Euro 2025 Quarter-Final Penalty Shootout
In the Euro 2025 quarter-final, England beat Sweden 4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw. Lucy Bronze's winning penalty, shot down the middle, exploited the Swedish goalkeeper's tendency to dive early, highlighting the strategic value of unpredictability in penalty shootouts.
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32% Bias Score
Dogs Detect Parkinson's Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear
A new study shows dogs can detect Parkinson's disease through skin odor with 98% accuracy, years before symptoms appear, potentially revolutionizing early diagnosis and treatment using trained dogs to identify a unique scent signature.
Dogs Detect Parkinson's Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear
A new study shows dogs can detect Parkinson's disease through skin odor with 98% accuracy, years before symptoms appear, potentially revolutionizing early diagnosis and treatment using trained dogs to identify a unique scent signature.
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48% Bias Score
Malaria Research Targets Deadly Parasite Amidst Climate Change Threat
Malaria, caused by Plasmodium parasites transmitted by Anopheles mosquitos, infects 250 million and kills nearly 500,000 annually; Dr. Katerina Artavanides-Chakona's research at Cambridge University uses ubiquitin to target the deadliest parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, aiming for new treatments.
Malaria Research Targets Deadly Parasite Amidst Climate Change Threat
Malaria, caused by Plasmodium parasites transmitted by Anopheles mosquitos, infects 250 million and kills nearly 500,000 annually; Dr. Katerina Artavanides-Chakona's research at Cambridge University uses ubiquitin to target the deadliest parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, aiming for new treatments.
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32% Bias Score
Repubblica's Climate Atlas: Evidence and Solutions
Repubblica's new climate atlas, released tomorrow, uses scientific data to explain the causes and consequences of climate change, including extreme weather, economic impacts, and health risks, and offers solutions for mitigation and adaptation.
Repubblica's Climate Atlas: Evidence and Solutions
Repubblica's new climate atlas, released tomorrow, uses scientific data to explain the causes and consequences of climate change, including extreme weather, economic impacts, and health risks, and offers solutions for mitigation and adaptation.
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44% Bias Score
Eight Babies Born Using DNA of Three People in UK
Eight babies in the UK have been born using a three-person IVF technique to prevent the transmission of incurable mitochondrial diseases; this process combines the egg and sperm of the parents with the egg of a female donor, resulting in babies free from the disease, offering hope to families affect...
Eight Babies Born Using DNA of Three People in UK
Eight babies in the UK have been born using a three-person IVF technique to prevent the transmission of incurable mitochondrial diseases; this process combines the egg and sperm of the parents with the egg of a female donor, resulting in babies free from the disease, offering hope to families affect...
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64% Bias Score
Endangered Jurassic Spider Faces Extinction on Kangaroo Island
The critically endangered Kangaroo Island assassin spider, a 150-million-year-old survivor, is on the brink of extinction due to drought, bushfires, and invasive disease, with only one juvenile found in recent searches across its tiny habitat in South Australia.
Endangered Jurassic Spider Faces Extinction on Kangaroo Island
The critically endangered Kangaroo Island assassin spider, a 150-million-year-old survivor, is on the brink of extinction due to drought, bushfires, and invasive disease, with only one juvenile found in recent searches across its tiny habitat in South Australia.
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28% Bias Score
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