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Axiom-4 Mission Relaunch Set for Thursday Following Leak Repair
Following repeated delays due to high winds and a rocket propellant leak, the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station is now scheduled to launch on Thursday, April 20, at 4:53 a.m. EDT, after Russian cosmonauts successfully sealed persistent air leaks in a Russian vestibule, a problem tha...
Axiom-4 Mission Relaunch Set for Thursday Following Leak Repair
Following repeated delays due to high winds and a rocket propellant leak, the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station is now scheduled to launch on Thursday, April 20, at 4:53 a.m. EDT, after Russian cosmonauts successfully sealed persistent air leaks in a Russian vestibule, a problem tha...
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White Wine Linked to Increased Skin Cancer Risk
A study of nearly 96,000 participants found a 22% higher risk of skin cancer associated with white wine consumption compared to red wine, possibly due to sun exposure during consumption; women showed a greater risk than men.
White Wine Linked to Increased Skin Cancer Risk
A study of nearly 96,000 participants found a 22% higher risk of skin cancer associated with white wine consumption compared to red wine, possibly due to sun exposure during consumption; women showed a greater risk than men.
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Musk Urges NASA to Decommission ISS by 2027 Amid Safety Concerns
Elon Musk renewed his call to decommission the $150 billion International Space Station by 2027, citing safety concerns after a former NASA engineer revealed multiple cracks and increased leaks in the 26-year-old station, leading to a recent mission delay; NASA plans to deorbit the ISS by 2030.
Musk Urges NASA to Decommission ISS by 2027 Amid Safety Concerns
Elon Musk renewed his call to decommission the $150 billion International Space Station by 2027, citing safety concerns after a former NASA engineer revealed multiple cracks and increased leaks in the 26-year-old station, leading to a recent mission delay; NASA plans to deorbit the ISS by 2030.
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Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
A study of 1,094 children found a link between prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" and higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in males and Black youth, highlighting the need for both individual actions and policy changes to reduce exposure and mitigate health risks.
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
A study of 1,094 children found a link between prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" and higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in males and Black youth, highlighting the need for both individual actions and policy changes to reduce exposure and mitigate health risks.
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UK to Fund Geoengineering Research Amidst Online Misinformation
The UK government is investing \$67 million in researching solar radiation management (SRM) geoengineering techniques, sparking online misinformation campaigns claiming secret government control, which experts debunk, while acknowledging both the potential benefits and significant risks of large-sca...
UK to Fund Geoengineering Research Amidst Online Misinformation
The UK government is investing \$67 million in researching solar radiation management (SRM) geoengineering techniques, sparking online misinformation campaigns claiming secret government control, which experts debunk, while acknowledging both the potential benefits and significant risks of large-sca...
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ESA Faces Program Cuts Due to Potential NASA Budget Reductions
Facing potential NASA budget cuts in 2026, the ESA may curtail or cancel programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, affecting its contributions to Artemis missions but prompting a focus on European technological autonomy.
ESA Faces Program Cuts Due to Potential NASA Budget Reductions
Facing potential NASA budget cuts in 2026, the ESA may curtail or cancel programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, affecting its contributions to Artemis missions but prompting a focus on European technological autonomy.
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This Is the Shang" Exhibition Validates Historical Records, Reveals Dynasty's Profound Impact
The "This Is the Shang" exhibition at Beijing's Grand Canal Museum, running until October, showcases 338 artifacts illuminating the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century-11th century BC), validating Sima Qian's historical records with oracle bone inscriptions and demonstrating the dynasty's profound impact...
This Is the Shang" Exhibition Validates Historical Records, Reveals Dynasty's Profound Impact
The "This Is the Shang" exhibition at Beijing's Grand Canal Museum, running until October, showcases 338 artifacts illuminating the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century-11th century BC), validating Sima Qian's historical records with oracle bone inscriptions and demonstrating the dynasty's profound impact...
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Radiologists' Superior Perception of Visual Illusions Challenges Existing Theories
A study published in Scientific Reports found that radiologists, unlike non-experts, are less susceptible to visual illusions due to their training in ignoring distractions; this challenges the established understanding of how visual perception works, showing that perceptual accuracy can be improved...
Radiologists' Superior Perception of Visual Illusions Challenges Existing Theories
A study published in Scientific Reports found that radiologists, unlike non-experts, are less susceptible to visual illusions due to their training in ignoring distractions; this challenges the established understanding of how visual perception works, showing that perceptual accuracy can be improved...
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Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Frontotemporal Dementia Trials
A British company, AviadoBio, is conducting clinical trials of a gene therapy (AVB-101) for frontotemporal dementia (FTD-GRN), a genetic form of dementia, infusing a functional gene copy directly into the brain to restore progranulin protein levels; early trial data is expected next year.
Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Frontotemporal Dementia Trials
A British company, AviadoBio, is conducting clinical trials of a gene therapy (AVB-101) for frontotemporal dementia (FTD-GRN), a genetic form of dementia, infusing a functional gene copy directly into the brain to restore progranulin protein levels; early trial data is expected next year.
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Retinoic Acid's Role in Axolotl Limb Regeneration: Implications for Human Healing
Researchers discovered that retinoic acid directs limb regeneration in axolotls, controlling which cells regenerate and how; this finding could lead to new human healing methods and gene therapies, as published in Nature Communications.
Retinoic Acid's Role in Axolotl Limb Regeneration: Implications for Human Healing
Researchers discovered that retinoic acid directs limb regeneration in axolotls, controlling which cells regenerate and how; this finding could lead to new human healing methods and gene therapies, as published in Nature Communications.
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Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
Prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" is linked to higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in adolescents, males, and Black children, according to a new study of 1,094 children over 12 years, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association; the study suggests that while indiv...
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Teen High Blood Pressure
Prenatal exposure to PFAS "forever chemicals" is linked to higher blood pressure in teens, particularly in adolescents, males, and Black children, according to a new study of 1,094 children over 12 years, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association; the study suggests that while indiv...
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Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Higher Blood Pressure in Children
A Harvard study reveals that prenatal exposure to PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals," is linked to higher blood pressure in children, with stronger effects seen in teenagers, boys, and Black children, potentially due to factors such as differing toxin removal rates and environmental injust...
Prenatal PFAS Exposure Linked to Higher Blood Pressure in Children
A Harvard study reveals that prenatal exposure to PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals," is linked to higher blood pressure in children, with stronger effects seen in teenagers, boys, and Black children, potentially due to factors such as differing toxin removal rates and environmental injust...
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28% Bias Score
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