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Female Biological Resilience: Why Women Outlive Men
A new book explores why women tend to outlive men, citing research on historical populations and modern studies showing the female body's superior resilience and biological advantages, including a stronger immune system and better nutrient absorption.
Female Biological Resilience: Why Women Outlive Men
A new book explores why women tend to outlive men, citing research on historical populations and modern studies showing the female body's superior resilience and biological advantages, including a stronger immune system and better nutrient absorption.
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48% Bias Score


Texas Floods: Record Rainfall Fueled by Climate Change
Torrential rains in Texas caused the Guadalupe River to rise 26 feet in under an hour on Friday, the second highest on record, due to slow-moving thunderstorms and abundant tropical moisture amplified by climate change, resulting in widespread flash flooding.
Texas Floods: Record Rainfall Fueled by Climate Change
Torrential rains in Texas caused the Guadalupe River to rise 26 feet in under an hour on Friday, the second highest on record, due to slow-moving thunderstorms and abundant tropical moisture amplified by climate change, resulting in widespread flash flooding.
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16% Bias Score


Max-Planck-Campus Mainz to Research Water's Unique Properties
A new research alliance, the Max-Planck-Campus Mainz, launched in Mainz, Germany, will focus on water's unique properties to address global challenges like climate change and water scarcity, with a new building planned for completion in 2029 and €42.6 million in funding.
Max-Planck-Campus Mainz to Research Water's Unique Properties
A new research alliance, the Max-Planck-Campus Mainz, launched in Mainz, Germany, will focus on water's unique properties to address global challenges like climate change and water scarcity, with a new building planned for completion in 2029 and €42.6 million in funding.
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40% Bias Score


High Pollutant Levels Found in Mediterranean Fin Whales
A study published in Environmental Science & Technology found high concentrations of various pollutants, including pharmaceuticals (paracetamol, diclofenac), UV filters, plastic additives (phthalates), and nicotine, in Mediterranean fin whales, suggesting potential health and reproductive risks, and...
High Pollutant Levels Found in Mediterranean Fin Whales
A study published in Environmental Science & Technology found high concentrations of various pollutants, including pharmaceuticals (paracetamol, diclofenac), UV filters, plastic additives (phthalates), and nicotine, in Mediterranean fin whales, suggesting potential health and reproductive risks, and...
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16% Bias Score


Texas Floods Expose Limits of Weather Forecasting
Severe flooding in central Texas last week, exceeding even some Texas officials' expectations, exposed the limits of current weather models in precisely forecasting intense rainfall, highlighting the urgent need for improved models threatened by proposed NOAA budget cuts.
Texas Floods Expose Limits of Weather Forecasting
Severe flooding in central Texas last week, exceeding even some Texas officials' expectations, exposed the limits of current weather models in precisely forecasting intense rainfall, highlighting the urgent need for improved models threatened by proposed NOAA budget cuts.
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40% Bias Score


Glacial Melt Triggers Surge in Volcanic Activity
A new study shows that the melting of glaciers and ice caps due to climate change is leading to increased volcanic activity, particularly in west Antarctica, where at least 100 volcanoes are located beneath the ice. The research, presented at the Goldschmidt geochemistry conference, found that the r...
Glacial Melt Triggers Surge in Volcanic Activity
A new study shows that the melting of glaciers and ice caps due to climate change is leading to increased volcanic activity, particularly in west Antarctica, where at least 100 volcanoes are located beneath the ice. The research, presented at the Goldschmidt geochemistry conference, found that the r...
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24% Bias Score

Helicobacter pylori Drives Projected Surge in Stomach Cancer Cases
Helicobacter pylori infection causes 76 percent of the 15.6 million projected stomach cancer cases among people born between 2008 and 2017, with most cases predicted for Asia and a sharp increase expected in Sub-Saharan Africa; early detection and a vaccine are crucial.

Helicobacter pylori Drives Projected Surge in Stomach Cancer Cases
Helicobacter pylori infection causes 76 percent of the 15.6 million projected stomach cancer cases among people born between 2008 and 2017, with most cases predicted for Asia and a sharp increase expected in Sub-Saharan Africa; early detection and a vaccine are crucial.
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32% Bias Score

Atomic Clocks Replace Earth's Rotation in Global Timekeeping
Before the 1950s, the Earth's rotation determined the length of a day; now, atomic clocks synchronized to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) provide nanosecond accuracy, crucial for modern technology, though the Earth's irregular rotation necessitates adjustments like leap seconds, soon to be disconti...

Atomic Clocks Replace Earth's Rotation in Global Timekeeping
Before the 1950s, the Earth's rotation determined the length of a day; now, atomic clocks synchronized to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) provide nanosecond accuracy, crucial for modern technology, though the Earth's irregular rotation necessitates adjustments like leap seconds, soon to be disconti...
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36% Bias Score

Invasive Beetle Poses Imminent Threat to Sydney's Trees
Sydney's trees face an imminent threat from the polyphagous shot-hole borer, an invasive beetle that has already led to the removal of 4,000 trees in Perth; experts warn of a heightened risk of the beetle's spread to Sydney via the transportation of infested wood, emphasizing the need for immediate ...

Invasive Beetle Poses Imminent Threat to Sydney's Trees
Sydney's trees face an imminent threat from the polyphagous shot-hole borer, an invasive beetle that has already led to the removal of 4,000 trees in Perth; experts warn of a heightened risk of the beetle's spread to Sydney via the transportation of infested wood, emphasizing the need for immediate ...
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40% Bias Score

H5N1 Infection in Dairy Cattle: Oral Transmission and Vaccination
A Chinese study published in National Science Review reveals how H5N1 bird flu infects dairy cattle via oral tissues, leading to a 2023 US outbreak across 1,070+ farms in 17 states, causing 10% cow mortality and infecting 41 workers; researchers found that vaccination provides complete protection.

H5N1 Infection in Dairy Cattle: Oral Transmission and Vaccination
A Chinese study published in National Science Review reveals how H5N1 bird flu infects dairy cattle via oral tissues, leading to a 2023 US outbreak across 1,070+ farms in 17 states, causing 10% cow mortality and infecting 41 workers; researchers found that vaccination provides complete protection.
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40% Bias Score

Tick Bite Emergency Room Visits Surge to 2017 Highs
Emergency rooms nationwide are experiencing a sharp increase in tick bite cases, exceeding 2017 levels, especially in the Northeast, impacting young children and the elderly; climate change is a contributing factor.

Tick Bite Emergency Room Visits Surge to 2017 Highs
Emergency rooms nationwide are experiencing a sharp increase in tick bite cases, exceeding 2017 levels, especially in the Northeast, impacting young children and the elderly; climate change is a contributing factor.
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36% Bias Score

Primate Power Dynamics: Challenging the Myth of Male Dominance
A study of 121 primate species reveals that only 17% exhibit strict male dominance, contradicting previous assumptions; 13% show female dominance, with 70% exhibiting shared or ambiguous dominance, highlighting the diversity of power dynamics in primate societies.

Primate Power Dynamics: Challenging the Myth of Male Dominance
A study of 121 primate species reveals that only 17% exhibit strict male dominance, contradicting previous assumptions; 13% show female dominance, with 70% exhibiting shared or ambiguous dominance, highlighting the diversity of power dynamics in primate societies.
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20% Bias Score
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