Showing 1,273 to 1,284 of 5,036 results
U.S. Funding Cuts Fuel Scientific Brain Drain to China and EU
Following U.S. government funding cuts and subsequent layoffs at agencies like the CDC and NIH, China and the EU are aggressively recruiting displaced American scientists, offering attractive relocation packages and research opportunities, creating a potential long-term strategic disadvantage for th...
U.S. Funding Cuts Fuel Scientific Brain Drain to China and EU
Following U.S. government funding cuts and subsequent layoffs at agencies like the CDC and NIH, China and the EU are aggressively recruiting displaced American scientists, offering attractive relocation packages and research opportunities, creating a potential long-term strategic disadvantage for th...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Pharmaceutical Advancements Dramatically Reduce Cardiovascular Mortality
New drug classes, including statins, antidiabetics, and RNA interference therapies, have drastically reduced cardiovascular mortality over the past 50 years, although challenges like high costs and treatment adherence remain.
Pharmaceutical Advancements Dramatically Reduce Cardiovascular Mortality
New drug classes, including statins, antidiabetics, and RNA interference therapies, have drastically reduced cardiovascular mortality over the past 50 years, although challenges like high costs and treatment adherence remain.
Progress
28% Bias Score
UK Dog Waste Disposal: Environmental Challenges and Sustainable Solutions
Daily dog waste in the UK exceeds 1,000 tonnes, prompting concerns about disposal methods; compostable bags often fail to decompose in landfills, while improper disposal leads to environmental harm; reusing existing bags and responsible disposal are advocated.
UK Dog Waste Disposal: Environmental Challenges and Sustainable Solutions
Daily dog waste in the UK exceeds 1,000 tonnes, prompting concerns about disposal methods; compostable bags often fail to decompose in landfills, while improper disposal leads to environmental harm; reusing existing bags and responsible disposal are advocated.
Progress
56% Bias Score
NIH Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Biomedical Research
The Trump administration's proposed 40% budget cut to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is causing concern that the U.S. could lose its standing as a global leader in biomedical research, with scientists considering leaving the country due to reduced funding and political interference.
NIH Budget Cuts Threaten US Leadership in Biomedical Research
The Trump administration's proposed 40% budget cut to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is causing concern that the U.S. could lose its standing as a global leader in biomedical research, with scientists considering leaving the country due to reduced funding and political interference.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 17,781 Premature Deaths in the UK
A study across eight countries links ultra-processed food consumption to premature deaths, with the UK reporting 17,781 potential deaths in 2018/19 (14% of premature deaths), second only to the US (55% of daily caloric intake from UPFs).
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 17,781 Premature Deaths in the UK
A study across eight countries links ultra-processed food consumption to premature deaths, with the UK reporting 17,781 potential deaths in 2018/19 (14% of premature deaths), second only to the US (55% of daily caloric intake from UPFs).
Progress
48% Bias Score
Australian Murray River Towns Show Sevenfold Increase in Motor Neurone Disease
Unusually high rates of motor neurone disease (MND) have been discovered in towns along Australia's Murray River, prompting research into potential environmental causes like blue-green algae blooms; the lack of a national MND database hinders comprehensive investigation, leading to calls for a $12 m...
Australian Murray River Towns Show Sevenfold Increase in Motor Neurone Disease
Unusually high rates of motor neurone disease (MND) have been discovered in towns along Australia's Murray River, prompting research into potential environmental causes like blue-green algae blooms; the lack of a national MND database hinders comprehensive investigation, leading to calls for a $12 m...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Phthalate Exposure Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths Globally
A global study published in eBiomedicine found that the phthalate DEHP contributed to 368,764 deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia particularly affected; researchers analyzed urine samples and death statistics across 200 countries.
Phthalate Exposure Linked to Hundreds of Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths Globally
A global study published in eBiomedicine found that the phthalate DEHP contributed to 368,764 deaths from heart disease in 2018 among people aged 55-64, with Africa and East Asia particularly affected; researchers analyzed urine samples and death statistics across 200 countries.
Progress
44% Bias Score
France Courts American Scientists Amidst Domestic Research Concerns
France's "Choose France for Science" initiative, launched in response to perceived threats to academic freedom in the U.S., offers financial support to researchers in key fields; however, it faces criticism from French researchers who demand improved salaries and working conditions.
France Courts American Scientists Amidst Domestic Research Concerns
France's "Choose France for Science" initiative, launched in response to perceived threats to academic freedom in the U.S., offers financial support to researchers in key fields; however, it faces criticism from French researchers who demand improved salaries and working conditions.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Pembrolizumab Extends Head and Neck Cancer Remission by 30 Months
A global phase III trial involving 714 patients with newly diagnosed head and neck cancer showed that pembrolizumab combined with standard treatment significantly increased disease-free survival to 60 months compared to 30 months for standard treatment alone.
Pembrolizumab Extends Head and Neck Cancer Remission by 30 Months
A global phase III trial involving 714 patients with newly diagnosed head and neck cancer showed that pembrolizumab combined with standard treatment significantly increased disease-free survival to 60 months compared to 30 months for standard treatment alone.
Progress
40% Bias Score
AI Revolutionizes Aerospace: Enhancing Safety, Efficiency, and Innovation
AI is transforming the aerospace industry by automating tasks, optimizing operations, and improving safety through applications in aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and flight operations, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings.
AI Revolutionizes Aerospace: Enhancing Safety, Efficiency, and Innovation
AI is transforming the aerospace industry by automating tasks, optimizing operations, and improving safety through applications in aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and flight operations, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Great White Shark Decline: Ecosystem Collapse Warning from South Africa
A new study reveals that the disappearance of great white sharks from False Bay, South Africa, caused a cascading effect on the ecosystem, with increased seal and other shark populations leading to a decline in smaller fish; this highlights potential consequences for Cape Cod, where shark numbers ar...
Great White Shark Decline: Ecosystem Collapse Warning from South Africa
A new study reveals that the disappearance of great white sharks from False Bay, South Africa, caused a cascading effect on the ecosystem, with increased seal and other shark populations leading to a decline in smaller fish; this highlights potential consequences for Cape Cod, where shark numbers ar...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Early Heatwave Sweeps Across France
France will experience unusually warm temperatures from Sunday through the first week of May, reaching up to 27°C in Reims on Wednesday, due to a high-pressure system over the North Sea; however, this does not meet the criteria for a heatwave.
Early Heatwave Sweeps Across France
France will experience unusually warm temperatures from Sunday through the first week of May, reaching up to 27°C in Reims on Wednesday, due to a high-pressure system over the North Sea; however, this does not meet the criteria for a heatwave.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Showing 1,273 to 1,284 of 5,036 results