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Turkey's Antibiotic Resistance Crisis Worsens Sepsis Mortality
In Turkey, rising antibiotic resistance, coupled with ICU bed misuse, is exacerbating sepsis mortality, with 80% of ICU patients unresponsive to antibiotics, highlighting a critical public health issue.
Turkey's Antibiotic Resistance Crisis Worsens Sepsis Mortality
In Turkey, rising antibiotic resistance, coupled with ICU bed misuse, is exacerbating sepsis mortality, with 80% of ICU patients unresponsive to antibiotics, highlighting a critical public health issue.
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48% Bias Score
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Found in China
Scientists used a precise dating technique to determine that a clutch of 28 dinosaur eggs discovered in central China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve is 86 million years old, offering insights into how dinosaurs adapted to a cooling climate.
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Found in China
Scientists used a precise dating technique to determine that a clutch of 28 dinosaur eggs discovered in central China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve is 86 million years old, offering insights into how dinosaurs adapted to a cooling climate.
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8% Bias Score
Guatemala
In Guatemala's Sierra de Las Minas Biosphere Reserve, biologist Cristina Abugarade and colleagues are using camera traps to monitor wildlife, revealing a healthy population of pumas and jaguars despite threats from agricultural burning.
Guatemala
In Guatemala's Sierra de Las Minas Biosphere Reserve, biologist Cristina Abugarade and colleagues are using camera traps to monitor wildlife, revealing a healthy population of pumas and jaguars despite threats from agricultural burning.
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16% Bias Score
New Study Challenges 'Sixth Mass Extinction' Claim
A new study published in PLOS Biology refutes claims of a sixth mass extinction, finding that while biodiversity loss is real, extinction rates of plants and animals don't match those of past mass extinctions, with only 102 genera going extinct in the last 500 years, mostly on islands.
New Study Challenges 'Sixth Mass Extinction' Claim
A new study published in PLOS Biology refutes claims of a sixth mass extinction, finding that while biodiversity loss is real, extinction rates of plants and animals don't match those of past mass extinctions, with only 102 genera going extinct in the last 500 years, mostly on islands.
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16% Bias Score
Long-Term Drug Effects on Gut Microbiome Revealed
A study of over 2500 participants revealed that various medications, including antidepressants, beta-blockers, and benzodiazepines, leave long-lasting impacts on the gut microbiome, even years after cessation.
Long-Term Drug Effects on Gut Microbiome Revealed
A study of over 2500 participants revealed that various medications, including antidepressants, beta-blockers, and benzodiazepines, leave long-lasting impacts on the gut microbiome, even years after cessation.
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4% Bias Score
Mediterranean Sea Experiences Hottest July on Record, Threatening Marine Biodiversity
The Mediterranean Sea recorded its warmest July ever in 2024, with average surface temperatures reaching 26.7°C, according to Mercator Ocean International; this extreme warming, exceeding long-term averages by at least 1°C in 63% of the basin, significantly threatens marine biodiversity and coastal ...
Mediterranean Sea Experiences Hottest July on Record, Threatening Marine Biodiversity
The Mediterranean Sea recorded its warmest July ever in 2024, with average surface temperatures reaching 26.7°C, according to Mercator Ocean International; this extreme warming, exceeding long-term averages by at least 1°C in 63% of the basin, significantly threatens marine biodiversity and coastal ...
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40% Bias Score
Strongest Evidence Yet for Past Microbial Life on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has detected iron-rich minerals in a Martian rock named Cheyava Falls, which on Earth are usually formed by microbes, offering the strongest evidence yet for past microbial life on Mars, though confirmation requires further analysis.
Strongest Evidence Yet for Past Microbial Life on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has detected iron-rich minerals in a Martian rock named Cheyava Falls, which on Earth are usually formed by microbes, offering the strongest evidence yet for past microbial life on Mars, though confirmation requires further analysis.
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16% Bias Score
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Offer Climate Change Insights
Scientists used a new dating technique to determine that a clutch of 28 dinosaur eggs found in China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve are 86 million years old, providing insights into how dinosaurs adapted to a cooling climate.
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Offer Climate Change Insights
Scientists used a new dating technique to determine that a clutch of 28 dinosaur eggs found in China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve are 86 million years old, providing insights into how dinosaurs adapted to a cooling climate.
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4% Bias Score
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
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24% Bias Score
Telomere Length: A Biomarker of Aging and Lifestyle
A new study of over 350,000 individuals reveals a link between shorter telomeres, a marker of biological aging, and increased risk of age-related brain diseases, but this link is mitigated by a healthy lifestyle.
Telomere Length: A Biomarker of Aging and Lifestyle
A new study of over 350,000 individuals reveals a link between shorter telomeres, a marker of biological aging, and increased risk of age-related brain diseases, but this link is mitigated by a healthy lifestyle.
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16% Bias Score
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Dated Using Novel Technique
Scientists used a precise "atomic clock" method to date 28 dinosaur eggs from China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve to 86 million years old, offering insights into dinosaur adaptation to a cooling climate.
86-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Dated Using Novel Technique
Scientists used a precise "atomic clock" method to date 28 dinosaur eggs from China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve to 86 million years old, offering insights into dinosaur adaptation to a cooling climate.
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4% Bias Score
NASA Restricts Chinese Scientists with US Visas Amid Space Race
On September 5, NASA implemented a policy banning Chinese citizens with US visas from agency programs, impacting hundreds of researchers and disrupting ongoing projects, amid heightened US-China space competition.
NASA Restricts Chinese Scientists with US Visas Amid Space Race
On September 5, NASA implemented a policy banning Chinese citizens with US visas from agency programs, impacting hundreds of researchers and disrupting ongoing projects, amid heightened US-China space competition.
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52% Bias Score
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