

NASA Revises Mars Sample Return Plan, Targets 2035 Return
NASA announced a revised plan for its Mars Sample Return mission in early 2025, aiming to return Martian samples by 2035 using simplified designs and potentially commercial vehicles like SpaceX's Starship, in response to competition from China and to reduce costs from the initial \$11 billion estima...
NASA Revises Mars Sample Return Plan, Targets 2035 Return
NASA announced a revised plan for its Mars Sample Return mission in early 2025, aiming to return Martian samples by 2035 using simplified designs and potentially commercial vehicles like SpaceX's Starship, in response to competition from China and to reduce costs from the initial \$11 billion estima...
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UK hMPV Cases Double, Overwhelming Hospitals Amidst Flu Surge
A surge in human metapneumovirus (hMPV) infections in the UK has seen cases double in a month, affecting young children most severely, coinciding with a quadrupling of flu cases and overwhelming hospitals; experts urge preventative measures.
UK hMPV Cases Double, Overwhelming Hospitals Amidst Flu Surge
A surge in human metapneumovirus (hMPV) infections in the UK has seen cases double in a month, affecting young children most severely, coinciding with a quadrupling of flu cases and overwhelming hospitals; experts urge preventative measures.
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WHO Monitors HMPV Surge in China: No Pandemic Threat"
A surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in northern China is being monitored by the WHO, with China reporting that the scale and intensity remain low compared to previous years; the virus causes symptoms like cough, fever, and nasal congestion and can lead to pneumonia; no specific treatment o...
WHO Monitors HMPV Surge in China: No Pandemic Threat"
A surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases in northern China is being monitored by the WHO, with China reporting that the scale and intensity remain low compared to previous years; the virus causes symptoms like cough, fever, and nasal congestion and can lead to pneumonia; no specific treatment o...
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Climate Change Intensifies Global Water Cycle Disruptions in 2024
The 2024 Global Water Monitor report details the devastating impacts of climate change on the global water cycle, citing over 8,700 deaths, 40 million displaced, and \$550 billion in economic losses from extreme weather events including floods and droughts across the globe.
Climate Change Intensifies Global Water Cycle Disruptions in 2024
The 2024 Global Water Monitor report details the devastating impacts of climate change on the global water cycle, citing over 8,700 deaths, 40 million displaced, and \$550 billion in economic losses from extreme weather events including floods and droughts across the globe.
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Sugary Drinks Linked to 330,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study estimates that sugary drinks cause over 330,000 annual deaths globally from diabetes and cardiovascular disease, with the most significant impact seen in Latin America/the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa; researchers call for urgent public health action.
Sugary Drinks Linked to 330,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study estimates that sugary drinks cause over 330,000 annual deaths globally from diabetes and cardiovascular disease, with the most significant impact seen in Latin America/the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa; researchers call for urgent public health action.
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Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Head and Neck Cancer Risk
A new study analyzing data from 14 previous studies found that people who drink coffee have a significantly lower risk of head and neck cancers; those drinking four cups of caffeinated coffee daily had a 17% lower risk of head and neck cancer, a 30% lower risk of oral cancer, and a 22% lower risk of...
Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Head and Neck Cancer Risk
A new study analyzing data from 14 previous studies found that people who drink coffee have a significantly lower risk of head and neck cancers; those drinking four cups of caffeinated coffee daily had a 17% lower risk of head and neck cancer, a 30% lower risk of oral cancer, and a 22% lower risk of...
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Australia's Shark Attack Debate: Data Challenges Culling Calls
Two fatal shark attacks in Australia have sparked renewed calls for culling, but experts emphasize that the recent increase in incidents is linked to greater human presence in shark habitats, not rising shark populations; they advocate for data-driven solutions and coexistence.

Australia's Shark Attack Debate: Data Challenges Culling Calls
Two fatal shark attacks in Australia have sparked renewed calls for culling, but experts emphasize that the recent increase in incidents is linked to greater human presence in shark habitats, not rising shark populations; they advocate for data-driven solutions and coexistence.
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Roman Lead Mining Lowered Children's IQ by 2-3 Points
A study using ice core analysis and computer modeling found that lead air pollution from Roman mines decreased the IQ of children in the Roman Empire by 2-3 points, impacting cognitive development and adding to the understanding of environmental impacts during the Pax Romana.

Roman Lead Mining Lowered Children's IQ by 2-3 Points
A study using ice core analysis and computer modeling found that lead air pollution from Roman mines decreased the IQ of children in the Roman Empire by 2-3 points, impacting cognitive development and adding to the understanding of environmental impacts during the Pax Romana.
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HMPV Surge in China: Seasonal Increase, Not Pandemic
China is experiencing a surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases, particularly among children, during the winter months; however, public health experts state that this is a seasonal increase and not a pandemic, as the virus has been around for decades and most people develop immunity by the age o...

HMPV Surge in China: Seasonal Increase, Not Pandemic
China is experiencing a surge in human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases, particularly among children, during the winter months; however, public health experts state that this is a seasonal increase and not a pandemic, as the virus has been around for decades and most people develop immunity by the age o...
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Antibiotic Resistance to Cause 40 Million Deaths by 2050
A new study projects approximately 40 million deaths globally from antibiotic-resistant infections within the next 25 years, with a 70% increase in deaths by 2050 primarily affecting those 70 and older, driven by aging populations and increased vulnerability to infection; however, deaths have decrea...

Antibiotic Resistance to Cause 40 Million Deaths by 2050
A new study projects approximately 40 million deaths globally from antibiotic-resistant infections within the next 25 years, with a 70% increase in deaths by 2050 primarily affecting those 70 and older, driven by aging populations and increased vulnerability to infection; however, deaths have decrea...
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UK Unearths Largest Dinosaur Tracksite: A 150-Meter 'Dinosaur Highway'
Paleontologists unearthed hundreds of dinosaur footprints, including Megalosaurus tracks, at Oxfordshire's Dewars Farm quarry, creating the UK's largest-ever dinosaur tracksite, a 150-meter-long 'dinosaur highway' dating back 166 million years, coinciding with the 200th anniversary of dinosaur scien...

UK Unearths Largest Dinosaur Tracksite: A 150-Meter 'Dinosaur Highway'
Paleontologists unearthed hundreds of dinosaur footprints, including Megalosaurus tracks, at Oxfordshire's Dewars Farm quarry, creating the UK's largest-ever dinosaur tracksite, a 150-meter-long 'dinosaur highway' dating back 166 million years, coinciding with the 200th anniversary of dinosaur scien...
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Luxembourg Health School Achieves Net-Positive Energy Balance
The Luxembourg National School of Health, completed in 2019 for €29 million, uses solar panels producing double the needed energy, a 20-meter hot water tank, and eco-friendly materials, achieving a positive energy balance throughout its lifecycle.

Luxembourg Health School Achieves Net-Positive Energy Balance
The Luxembourg National School of Health, completed in 2019 for €29 million, uses solar panels producing double the needed energy, a 20-meter hot water tank, and eco-friendly materials, achieving a positive energy balance throughout its lifecycle.
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48% Bias Score