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Stem Cell Therapy: Current Status and Future Prospects
Despite theoretical potential, stem cell applications in tissue repair remain largely in research, with only three treatments—chondrocyte, corneal ligament cells, and engineered skin—currently approved in Spain, highlighting the complexity of regenerating tissues like cardiac muscle.
Stem Cell Therapy: Current Status and Future Prospects
Despite theoretical potential, stem cell applications in tissue repair remain largely in research, with only three treatments—chondrocyte, corneal ligament cells, and engineered skin—currently approved in Spain, highlighting the complexity of regenerating tissues like cardiac muscle.
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16% Bias Score
Deep-Sea Corals Relocated from North Sea Oil Rigs
Deep-sea corals, thriving on decommissioned North Sea oil platforms for 50 years, have been relocated to an artificial reef west of Shetland to escape destruction and promote natural recovery.
Deep-Sea Corals Relocated from North Sea Oil Rigs
Deep-sea corals, thriving on decommissioned North Sea oil platforms for 50 years, have been relocated to an artificial reef west of Shetland to escape destruction and promote natural recovery.
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32% Bias Score
Munich Events: Science, History, and Dementia Awareness
Munich hosts diverse events in September: a discussion on societal issues with Vince Ebert, a lecture on a Spartan queen, a talk on Nok culture in Nigeria, and a series on dementia.
Munich Events: Science, History, and Dementia Awareness
Munich hosts diverse events in September: a discussion on societal issues with Vince Ebert, a lecture on a Spartan queen, a talk on Nok culture in Nigeria, and a series on dementia.
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4% Bias Score
Mars Sample Hints at Ancient Microscopic Life
Analysis of a Martian sample collected by NASA's Perseverance rover reveals chemical activity that may indicate ancient microscopic life, though further analysis is needed.
Mars Sample Hints at Ancient Microscopic Life
Analysis of a Martian sample collected by NASA's Perseverance rover reveals chemical activity that may indicate ancient microscopic life, though further analysis is needed.
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20% Bias Score
Study Links 213 Heat Waves to Fossil Fuel Companies
A new study published in Nature found that 213 heat waves were made substantially more likely and intense by emissions from major fossil fuel producers, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP, with some heat waves being "virtually impossible" without their pollution.
Study Links 213 Heat Waves to Fossil Fuel Companies
A new study published in Nature found that 213 heat waves were made substantially more likely and intense by emissions from major fossil fuel producers, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP, with some heat waves being "virtually impossible" without their pollution.
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28% Bias Score
U.S. Drone's Hellfire Missile Fails to Destroy UAP Orb in Yemen
A House hearing revealed video footage of a U.S. drone firing a Hellfire missile at a UAP orb in Yemen, which remained intact after impact, raising questions about advanced technology.
U.S. Drone's Hellfire Missile Fails to Destroy UAP Orb in Yemen
A House hearing revealed video footage of a U.S. drone firing a Hellfire missile at a UAP orb in Yemen, which remained intact after impact, raising questions about advanced technology.
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52% Bias Score
Belgian Novel "Grondwerk" Uses Mole-Rat Narrative to Explore Climate Activism
Tijl Nuyts' debut novel, "Grondwerk," features a mole-rat narrator sent to Brussels to subtly influence human society by planting "mental seeds" of collectivism, mirroring climate activism.
Belgian Novel "Grondwerk" Uses Mole-Rat Narrative to Explore Climate Activism
Tijl Nuyts' debut novel, "Grondwerk," features a mole-rat narrator sent to Brussels to subtly influence human society by planting "mental seeds" of collectivism, mirroring climate activism.
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24% Bias Score
Meteorite Fragments Hunt in Scottish Highlands
Hillwalkers in the Scottish Highlands are urged to help researchers locate meteorite fragments from a meteor that exploded over Scotland on July 3, 2024, with a 20km search area near Dalwhinnie identified.
Meteorite Fragments Hunt in Scottish Highlands
Hillwalkers in the Scottish Highlands are urged to help researchers locate meteorite fragments from a meteor that exploded over Scotland on July 3, 2024, with a 20km search area near Dalwhinnie identified.
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4% Bias Score
Unprecedented Detail in Black Hole Collision Confirms Einstein and Hawking's Predictions
The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) detected gravitational waves from a black hole collision (GW250114) with unprecedented detail, confirming predictions by Einstein and Hawking, and providing insights into the dynamics of space and time.
Unprecedented Detail in Black Hole Collision Confirms Einstein and Hawking's Predictions
The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) detected gravitational waves from a black hole collision (GW250114) with unprecedented detail, confirming predictions by Einstein and Hawking, and providing insights into the dynamics of space and time.
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4% Bias Score
Blood Test Shows Promise in Early Alzheimer's Diagnosis
A landmark trial in the UK is testing a simple blood test that could replace invasive and costly procedures for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, affecting millions globally, by measuring p-tau217 protein levels.
Blood Test Shows Promise in Early Alzheimer's Diagnosis
A landmark trial in the UK is testing a simple blood test that could replace invasive and costly procedures for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, affecting millions globally, by measuring p-tau217 protein levels.
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32% Bias Score
Potential Evidence of Ancient Microscopic Life Found on Mars
Scientists announced the discovery of chemical activity on Mars that may contain potential signs of ancient microscopic life, though further analysis is needed to confirm.
Potential Evidence of Ancient Microscopic Life Found on Mars
Scientists announced the discovery of chemical activity on Mars that may contain potential signs of ancient microscopic life, though further analysis is needed to confirm.
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16% Bias Score
New Epigenetic Method Predicts Cancer Progression
A new study published in Nature reveals an epigenetic method to predict cancer progression by analyzing methylation patterns in tumor cells, offering insights into the tumor's evolutionary history and potentially improving treatment strategies.
New Epigenetic Method Predicts Cancer Progression
A new study published in Nature reveals an epigenetic method to predict cancer progression by analyzing methylation patterns in tumor cells, offering insights into the tumor's evolutionary history and potentially improving treatment strategies.
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12% Bias Score
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