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17 Lifestyle Factors Can Reduce Risk of Dementia, Stroke, and Depression
A study published in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry reveals that 17 modifiable lifestyle factors—including blood pressure, smoking, sleep, physical activity, and blood sugar—impact dementia, stroke, and late-life depression, offering a preventative strategy to reduce the proj...
17 Lifestyle Factors Can Reduce Risk of Dementia, Stroke, and Depression
A study published in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry reveals that 17 modifiable lifestyle factors—including blood pressure, smoking, sleep, physical activity, and blood sugar—impact dementia, stroke, and late-life depression, offering a preventative strategy to reduce the proj...
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Large Language Models Fall Short in Analogical Reasoning
A new study reveals that large language models significantly underperform humans in analogical reasoning, highlighting a critical limitation in their ability to generalize from diverse data and affecting their applicability in various fields, unlike human adaptability to unfamiliar contexts.
Large Language Models Fall Short in Analogical Reasoning
A new study reveals that large language models significantly underperform humans in analogical reasoning, highlighting a critical limitation in their ability to generalize from diverse data and affecting their applicability in various fields, unlike human adaptability to unfamiliar contexts.
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First German Woman in Space Returns After Successful SpaceX Mission
German robotics researcher Rabea Rogge returned to Earth after becoming the first German woman in space, completing a four-day mission aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule that landed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, conducting 22 scientific experiments, including the first space-based X-...
First German Woman in Space Returns After Successful SpaceX Mission
German robotics researcher Rabea Rogge returned to Earth after becoming the first German woman in space, completing a four-day mission aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule that landed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, conducting 22 scientific experiments, including the first space-based X-...
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Australia's Record-Breaking Heat: Hottest 12 Months and March on Record
Australia's 12 months ending March 2025 were the hottest on record, averaging 1.61°C above average, surpassing the 2019 record. March 2025 was also the hottest March ever recorded, with temperatures 2.41°C above average, impacting all states except Tasmania and Victoria.
Australia's Record-Breaking Heat: Hottest 12 Months and March on Record
Australia's 12 months ending March 2025 were the hottest on record, averaging 1.61°C above average, surpassing the 2019 record. March 2025 was also the hottest March ever recorded, with temperatures 2.41°C above average, impacting all states except Tasmania and Victoria.
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ISS Astrobee Robots Tested for Space Debris Capture
NASA is testing Astrobee robots on the ISS, modified with gecko-like adhesive pads to capture space debris up to 6.5 meters in diameter, following a near-miss incident three years ago with a Russian anti-satellite missile.
ISS Astrobee Robots Tested for Space Debris Capture
NASA is testing Astrobee robots on the ISS, modified with gecko-like adhesive pads to capture space debris up to 6.5 meters in diameter, following a near-miss incident three years ago with a Russian anti-satellite missile.
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Traditional African Diet Shows Superior Health Benefits Compared to Western Diet in New Study
A Dutch study of 77 Tanzanian men found that a traditional African diet, rich in grains, root vegetables, and leafy greens, significantly reduced inflammation and improved immune function compared to a Western diet, suggesting it may be more effective at preventing chronic diseases.
Traditional African Diet Shows Superior Health Benefits Compared to Western Diet in New Study
A Dutch study of 77 Tanzanian men found that a traditional African diet, rich in grains, root vegetables, and leafy greens, significantly reduced inflammation and improved immune function compared to a Western diet, suggesting it may be more effective at preventing chronic diseases.
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Hero Rat Magawa Retires After Discovering 71 Landmines in Cambodia
Magawa, a mine-detecting rat, retired on June 4, 2021, after discovering 71 landmines and numerous explosive devices in Cambodia over five years; he was awarded the PDSA medal for his service, and a new generation of HeroRATS is ready to continue his work.
Hero Rat Magawa Retires After Discovering 71 Landmines in Cambodia
Magawa, a mine-detecting rat, retired on June 4, 2021, after discovering 71 landmines and numerous explosive devices in Cambodia over five years; he was awarded the PDSA medal for his service, and a new generation of HeroRATS is ready to continue his work.
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First German Woman in Space Returns After Successful Private Mission
German roboticist Rabea Rogge, along with a crew of three civilians, completed a four-day space mission aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule, landing in the Pacific Ocean off California; the mission, called Fram2, involved 22 scientific experiments and marked the first time a crewed Dragon capsule landed ...
First German Woman in Space Returns After Successful Private Mission
German roboticist Rabea Rogge, along with a crew of three civilians, completed a four-day space mission aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule, landing in the Pacific Ocean off California; the mission, called Fram2, involved 22 scientific experiments and marked the first time a crewed Dragon capsule landed ...
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Asteroid 2024 YR4: Increased Chance of Moon Impact in 2032
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory revised the probability of asteroid 2024 YR4 impacting the Moon on December 22, 2032, upward to 3.8 percent due to new James Webb Space Telescope data revealing it is larger than previously estimated; this could affect the Artemis program.
Asteroid 2024 YR4: Increased Chance of Moon Impact in 2032
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory revised the probability of asteroid 2024 YR4 impacting the Moon on December 22, 2032, upward to 3.8 percent due to new James Webb Space Telescope data revealing it is larger than previously estimated; this could affect the Artemis program.
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Shallow Earthquake Strikes Tectonically Active Myanmar
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar near Mandalay on Friday, causing significant damage and being felt in neighboring countries; the quake's shallow depth and location near the tectonically active Sagaing fault exacerbated the impact.
Shallow Earthquake Strikes Tectonically Active Myanmar
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar near Mandalay on Friday, causing significant damage and being felt in neighboring countries; the quake's shallow depth and location near the tectonically active Sagaing fault exacerbated the impact.
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Shingles Vaccine Linked to 20% Lower Dementia Risk in Large Study
A study of nearly 300,000 Welsh people revealed a 20% lower dementia risk among those vaccinated against shingles, possibly offering a cost-effective preventative measure, and prompting discussions around broader vaccine implementation.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 20% Lower Dementia Risk in Large Study
A study of nearly 300,000 Welsh people revealed a 20% lower dementia risk among those vaccinated against shingles, possibly offering a cost-effective preventative measure, and prompting discussions around broader vaccine implementation.
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Microplastics in Food: Widespread Contamination and Growing Health Concerns
Studies reveal that microplastics are leaching into our food and drinks from common sources, accumulating in human bodies and raising concerns about cardiovascular mortality, hormone-sensitive cancers, and other health risks.
Microplastics in Food: Widespread Contamination and Growing Health Concerns
Studies reveal that microplastics are leaching into our food and drinks from common sources, accumulating in human bodies and raising concerns about cardiovascular mortality, hormone-sensitive cancers, and other health risks.
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32% Bias Score
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