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Oxford Student Creates Urban Bee Sanctuary
David Maxen, a 23-year-old University of Oxford student, established two beehives containing tens of thousands of bees at Merton College's Great Meadow after initially searching for a location via a neighborhood app; he aims to harvest honey to share with friends and potentially sell at local market...
Oxford Student Creates Urban Bee Sanctuary
David Maxen, a 23-year-old University of Oxford student, established two beehives containing tens of thousands of bees at Merton College's Great Meadow after initially searching for a location via a neighborhood app; he aims to harvest honey to share with friends and potentially sell at local market...
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King Charles's First Antarctic Midwinter Message Praises Climate Change Research
King Charles, for the first time, sent a personal message to researchers in Antarctica celebrating their Midwinter's Day, praising their vital work on climate change and boosting morale at the remote research stations.
King Charles's First Antarctic Midwinter Message Praises Climate Change Research
King Charles, for the first time, sent a personal message to researchers in Antarctica celebrating their Midwinter's Day, praising their vital work on climate change and boosting morale at the remote research stations.
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36% Bias Score
Wegovy's 7.2mg Dose Shows 20.7% Weight Loss in Obese Individuals: Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk's STEP UP trial, presented at the ADA 2024 Scientific Sessions, demonstrated that a 7.2mg dose of semaglutide (Wegovy) led to a 20.7% average weight loss in obese individuals without diabetes after 72 weeks, with a third achieving at least 25% weight reduction compared to placebo; the c...
Wegovy's 7.2mg Dose Shows 20.7% Weight Loss in Obese Individuals: Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk's STEP UP trial, presented at the ADA 2024 Scientific Sessions, demonstrated that a 7.2mg dose of semaglutide (Wegovy) led to a 20.7% average weight loss in obese individuals without diabetes after 72 weeks, with a third achieving at least 25% weight reduction compared to placebo; the c...
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52% Bias Score
Starship Explosion Delays SpaceX's Lunar and Starlink Plans
SpaceX's Starship 36 exploded during a static fire test on Thursday morning, due to a fuel leak in auxiliary tanks, delaying plans for the Starlink satellite constellation and the Artemis 3 lunar mission, highlighting the challenges of rapid space development.
Starship Explosion Delays SpaceX's Lunar and Starlink Plans
SpaceX's Starship 36 exploded during a static fire test on Thursday morning, due to a fuel leak in auxiliary tanks, delaying plans for the Starlink satellite constellation and the Artemis 3 lunar mission, highlighting the challenges of rapid space development.
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Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
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Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
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MIT Study Links ChatGPT Use to Cognitive Decline
An MIT study reveals that using ChatGPT for essay writing resulted in lower brain activation, impaired recall, and lower-quality essays compared to using search engines or no tools, potentially leading to "cognitive debt" and decreased learning skills.
MIT Study Links ChatGPT Use to Cognitive Decline
An MIT study reveals that using ChatGPT for essay writing resulted in lower brain activation, impaired recall, and lower-quality essays compared to using search engines or no tools, potentially leading to "cognitive debt" and decreased learning skills.
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52% Bias Score
Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis: A Growing Global Health Crisis
In 2023, 1.25 million deaths resulted from multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), exceeding COVID-19 as the leading infectious disease killer; researchers are exploring non-antibiotic drug repositioning strategies to combat rifampicin resistance and improve treatment.
Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis: A Growing Global Health Crisis
In 2023, 1.25 million deaths resulted from multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), exceeding COVID-19 as the leading infectious disease killer; researchers are exploring non-antibiotic drug repositioning strategies to combat rifampicin resistance and improve treatment.
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Rare 18th-Century Tiles Unearthed in Polish Monastery
Hundreds of rare, custom-made heraldic tiles, dating from 1711-1730, were discovered beneath an 18th-century Basilian monastery near Chełm, Poland, offering unique insights into monastic life and the history of the region.
Rare 18th-Century Tiles Unearthed in Polish Monastery
Hundreds of rare, custom-made heraldic tiles, dating from 1711-1730, were discovered beneath an 18th-century Basilian monastery near Chełm, Poland, offering unique insights into monastic life and the history of the region.
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Newly Discovered Microorganism Challenges Understanding of Viral Origins
A newly discovered microorganism, Sukunaarchaeum, challenges existing biological understandings by blurring the lines between viruses and cellular life, its minimal genome and dependence on a host suggesting viruses may have evolved from cells.
Newly Discovered Microorganism Challenges Understanding of Viral Origins
A newly discovered microorganism, Sukunaarchaeum, challenges existing biological understandings by blurring the lines between viruses and cellular life, its minimal genome and dependence on a host suggesting viruses may have evolved from cells.
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36% Bias Score
Fujitsu and RIKEN to Build Next-Generation Supercomputer FugakuNEXT
Fujitsu and Japan's RIKEN are developing the FugakuNEXT supercomputer, using Fujitsu's 2-nanometer FUJITSU-MONAKA CPUs, to be completed by Q1 2026, bolstering Japan's technological independence and global scientific competitiveness.
Fujitsu and RIKEN to Build Next-Generation Supercomputer FugakuNEXT
Fujitsu and Japan's RIKEN are developing the FugakuNEXT supercomputer, using Fujitsu's 2-nanometer FUJITSU-MONAKA CPUs, to be completed by Q1 2026, bolstering Japan's technological independence and global scientific competitiveness.
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48% Bias Score
Cricket Pasta: A Sustainable, But Expensive, Food Source
A northern Italian farm processes one million crickets daily into sustainable, protein-rich flour used in various food products, though its high cost (£60/kg) currently limits widespread adoption despite growing acceptance in parts of Europe.
Cricket Pasta: A Sustainable, But Expensive, Food Source
A northern Italian farm processes one million crickets daily into sustainable, protein-rich flour used in various food products, though its high cost (£60/kg) currently limits widespread adoption despite growing acceptance in parts of Europe.
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48% Bias Score
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