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Russian Scientists Make Breakthroughs in Cancer Treatment and Rare Disease Therapies
Over the past 10 years, a Russian research center has made significant advancements, including developing new cancer therapies, synthesizing expensive rare disease drugs faster than foreign competitors, and creating AI programs to expedite vaccine development.
Russian Scientists Make Breakthroughs in Cancer Treatment and Rare Disease Therapies
Over the past 10 years, a Russian research center has made significant advancements, including developing new cancer therapies, synthesizing expensive rare disease drugs faster than foreign competitors, and creating AI programs to expedite vaccine development.
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60% Bias Score
Increased Miscarriage Risk Linked to CT Scans Before Pregnancy
A large Canadian study found women who had CT scans in the month before pregnancy faced a higher risk of miscarriage and babies with genetic abnormalities, prompting calls for prioritizing alternative imaging methods for women of childbearing age.
Increased Miscarriage Risk Linked to CT Scans Before Pregnancy
A large Canadian study found women who had CT scans in the month before pregnancy faced a higher risk of miscarriage and babies with genetic abnormalities, prompting calls for prioritizing alternative imaging methods for women of childbearing age.
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24% Bias Score
Multiple Mental Health Conditions Strongly Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A French study found individuals with multiple mental health conditions face up to an 11-fold increased dementia risk compared to those with a single condition, highlighting the importance of targeted screening strategies.
Multiple Mental Health Conditions Strongly Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A French study found individuals with multiple mental health conditions face up to an 11-fold increased dementia risk compared to those with a single condition, highlighting the importance of targeted screening strategies.
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16% Bias Score
Uzbekistan Excavation Uncovers Central Asia's Ancient Links
Joint excavations at Uzbekistan's Bolshaya Kyrk-Kyz Kala reveal 4th-3rd century BC remains, shedding light on Central Asia's connections to the wider world through cultural exchange and migration patterns along the Amu Darya River.
Uzbekistan Excavation Uncovers Central Asia's Ancient Links
Joint excavations at Uzbekistan's Bolshaya Kyrk-Kyz Kala reveal 4th-3rd century BC remains, shedding light on Central Asia's connections to the wider world through cultural exchange and migration patterns along the Amu Darya River.
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4% Bias Score
China Launches 12 Satellites in Two Missions
China launched two rockets on Tuesday, deploying 11 multi-function satellites into low-Earth orbit and one remote-sensing satellite into its preset orbit, marking significant advancements in its space program.
China Launches 12 Satellites in Two Missions
China launched two rockets on Tuesday, deploying 11 multi-function satellites into low-Earth orbit and one remote-sensing satellite into its preset orbit, marking significant advancements in its space program.
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4% Bias Score
Unusually Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season: Saharan Dust and ENSO Neutral Conditions Play a Role
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has been quieter than expected due to increased Saharan dust and ENSO-neutral conditions, although NOAA still predicts an above-average season.
Unusually Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season: Saharan Dust and ENSO Neutral Conditions Play a Role
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has been quieter than expected due to increased Saharan dust and ENSO-neutral conditions, although NOAA still predicts an above-average season.
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16% Bias Score
Marijuana Use Linked to Ovum Damage, Increased Risk of Infertility and Genetic Defects
A new study published in Nature Communications reveals that higher levels of THC in marijuana are associated with impaired oocyte maturation, increased chromosomal abnormalities, and potential risks of infertility, miscarriage, and genetic defects in offspring.
Marijuana Use Linked to Ovum Damage, Increased Risk of Infertility and Genetic Defects
A new study published in Nature Communications reveals that higher levels of THC in marijuana are associated with impaired oocyte maturation, increased chromosomal abnormalities, and potential risks of infertility, miscarriage, and genetic defects in offspring.
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48% Bias Score
Extinct American Lion: A Prehistoric Giant
Panthera atrox, the American lion, was the largest lion species, weighing up to 800 pounds and inhabiting North America from Alaska to Mexico during the Ice Age, becoming extinct around 11,000 years ago.
Extinct American Lion: A Prehistoric Giant
Panthera atrox, the American lion, was the largest lion species, weighing up to 800 pounds and inhabiting North America from Alaska to Mexico during the Ice Age, becoming extinct around 11,000 years ago.
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28% Bias Score
China to Test Planetary Defense System
China is preparing to test its planetary defense system this year, involving a satellite-based impactor and observer to deflect an asteroid, aiming to understand the effectiveness of kinetic impactors against near-Earth objects.
China to Test Planetary Defense System
China is preparing to test its planetary defense system this year, involving a satellite-based impactor and observer to deflect an asteroid, aiming to understand the effectiveness of kinetic impactors against near-Earth objects.
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28% Bias Score
£100 Blood Test for Alzheimer's in UK Clinical Trial
A UK clinical trial is testing a £100 blood test for Alzheimer's disease on 1,100 patients to assess its impact on diagnosis speed and treatment decisions, aiming to improve care for the over 500,000 UK residents with the condition.
£100 Blood Test for Alzheimer's in UK Clinical Trial
A UK clinical trial is testing a £100 blood test for Alzheimer's disease on 1,100 patients to assess its impact on diagnosis speed and treatment decisions, aiming to improve care for the over 500,000 UK residents with the condition.
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44% Bias Score
57-Year Songbird Study Reveals Forest Changes
A 57-year study in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, using territory maps initially sketched by hand and later digitized, reveals how songbird populations and territories have changed in response to forest maturation, contributing to over 200 scientific publications.
57-Year Songbird Study Reveals Forest Changes
A 57-year study in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, using territory maps initially sketched by hand and later digitized, reveals how songbird populations and territories have changed in response to forest maturation, contributing to over 200 scientific publications.
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16% Bias Score
Facial Warming Response to Baby Cries: A Study Using Thermal Imaging
A study using thermal imaging revealed that both men and women experience a rise in facial temperature when hearing distressed baby cries, with the effect correlating to the intensity of the cry's disharmony.
Facial Warming Response to Baby Cries: A Study Using Thermal Imaging
A study using thermal imaging revealed that both men and women experience a rise in facial temperature when hearing distressed baby cries, with the effect correlating to the intensity of the cry's disharmony.
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8% Bias Score
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