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Colossal Biosciences Makes Headway in Dodo De-Extinction Project
Texas-based biotechnology firm Colossal Biosciences has successfully cultured primordial germ cells from rock doves, a crucial step towards their goal of creating a dodo bird, using gene-editing technology and surrogate chickens.
Colossal Biosciences Makes Headway in Dodo De-Extinction Project
Texas-based biotechnology firm Colossal Biosciences has successfully cultured primordial germ cells from rock doves, a crucial step towards their goal of creating a dodo bird, using gene-editing technology and surrogate chickens.
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20% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Freshwater Pearl Donated to National Museum of Scotland
A perfectly round 11mm freshwater pearl, the largest found in Scotland in over 400 years, has been donated to the National Museum of Scotland by Alistair Wood Tait, a retired jeweler, after being discovered near the River Tay in 1967 by William Abernethy.
Record-Breaking Freshwater Pearl Donated to National Museum of Scotland
A perfectly round 11mm freshwater pearl, the largest found in Scotland in over 400 years, has been donated to the National Museum of Scotland by Alistair Wood Tait, a retired jeweler, after being discovered near the River Tay in 1967 by William Abernethy.
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Low LDL Cholesterol May Increase Hemorrhagic Stroke Risk, But More Research Is Needed
Two studies linked low LDL cholesterol levels (below 70 mg/dL) to a higher risk of hemorrhagic stroke, but this effect was primarily observed in individuals without cholesterol-lowering medication and may be offset by reduced risk of other cardiovascular events.
Low LDL Cholesterol May Increase Hemorrhagic Stroke Risk, But More Research Is Needed
Two studies linked low LDL cholesterol levels (below 70 mg/dL) to a higher risk of hemorrhagic stroke, but this effect was primarily observed in individuals without cholesterol-lowering medication and may be offset by reduced risk of other cardiovascular events.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Sociologist Cas Wouters: A Career Marked by Insight and Frustration
Cas Wouters, a Dutch sociologist known for coining the term "informalisering" (informalization) and expanding on Norbert Elias's civilizing process theory, died recently, highlighting a career of significant contributions despite limited academic recognition.
Dutch Sociologist Cas Wouters: A Career Marked by Insight and Frustration
Cas Wouters, a Dutch sociologist known for coining the term "informalisering" (informalization) and expanding on Norbert Elias's civilizing process theory, died recently, highlighting a career of significant contributions despite limited academic recognition.
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Atlantic Weather Brings Relief to Rural England
Much-needed rain has fallen in rural England, benefiting agriculture and replenishing water supplies, though concerns remain about water scarcity in some areas.
Atlantic Weather Brings Relief to Rural England
Much-needed rain has fallen in rural England, benefiting agriculture and replenishing water supplies, though concerns remain about water scarcity in some areas.
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8% Bias Score
Philosopher's Psychedelic Journey: From Descartes to Catholicism
Justin Smith-Ruiu, a professor at Université Paris Cité, details his extensive psychedelic drug use in his new book, "On Drugs," arguing that these experiences offer a unique perspective on consciousness and reality, drawing parallels between psychedelics and religious ritual.
Philosopher's Psychedelic Journey: From Descartes to Catholicism
Justin Smith-Ruiu, a professor at Université Paris Cité, details his extensive psychedelic drug use in his new book, "On Drugs," arguing that these experiences offer a unique perspective on consciousness and reality, drawing parallels between psychedelics and religious ritual.
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40% Bias Score
Ozone Layer Recovery: Montreal Protocol's Success
The ozone layer is recovering, with the ozone hole smaller in 2024 than in previous years, due to the success of the Montreal Protocol, according to a report by the World Meteorological Organization.
Ozone Layer Recovery: Montreal Protocol's Success
The ozone layer is recovering, with the ozone hole smaller in 2024 than in previous years, due to the success of the Montreal Protocol, according to a report by the World Meteorological Organization.
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20% Bias Score
Morecambe Bay Volunteers Transform Lives Through Marine Conservation
Lancashire Wildlife Trust's Bay Group volunteers in Morecambe Bay are significantly contributing to shark research, recovering 30% of all UK shark egg cases last year and improving their mental health through nature.
Morecambe Bay Volunteers Transform Lives Through Marine Conservation
Lancashire Wildlife Trust's Bay Group volunteers in Morecambe Bay are significantly contributing to shark research, recovering 30% of all UK shark egg cases last year and improving their mental health through nature.
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28% Bias Score
Amphipod Image Wins Ocean Photographer of the Year
Indonesia-based photographer Yury Ivanov's photograph of two three-millimeter amphipods on coral in Bali won the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 award from Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain, beating over 15,000 submissions.
Amphipod Image Wins Ocean Photographer of the Year
Indonesia-based photographer Yury Ivanov's photograph of two three-millimeter amphipods on coral in Bali won the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 award from Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain, beating over 15,000 submissions.
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20% Bias Score
50 Years of Global Tree Research in Harz National Park
The Harz National Park's "Weltwald" (Global Forest), planted 50 years ago after the 1972 Quimburga storm, serves as a living laboratory testing the adaptability of various tree species from around the world, yielding valuable insights into climate resilience and the diversification of German forests...
50 Years of Global Tree Research in Harz National Park
The Harz National Park's "Weltwald" (Global Forest), planted 50 years ago after the 1972 Quimburga storm, serves as a living laboratory testing the adaptability of various tree species from around the world, yielding valuable insights into climate resilience and the diversification of German forests...
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16% Bias Score
Vulnerability of Internet Infrastructure to Solar Storms
A 2021 study reveals that the internet infrastructure is vulnerable to strong solar storms, which can cause long-term disruptions and cost billions in damages, as illustrated by historical events and potential mitigation strategies.
Vulnerability of Internet Infrastructure to Solar Storms
A 2021 study reveals that the internet infrastructure is vulnerable to strong solar storms, which can cause long-term disruptions and cost billions in damages, as illustrated by historical events and potential mitigation strategies.
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24% Bias Score
Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A new study reveals that adults using cannabis are almost four times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes compared to non-users, highlighting potential long-term health risks associated with marijuana legalization.
Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A new study reveals that adults using cannabis are almost four times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes compared to non-users, highlighting potential long-term health risks associated with marijuana legalization.
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44% Bias Score
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