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China Launches Shenzhou-20, Advancing Ambitious Space Program
Three taikonauts launched aboard the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft from Jiuquan, China, on a six-month mission to the Chinese space station, marking a significant step in China's rapidly advancing space program amidst geopolitical competition with the US.
China Launches Shenzhou-20, Advancing Ambitious Space Program
Three taikonauts launched aboard the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft from Jiuquan, China, on a six-month mission to the Chinese space station, marking a significant step in China's rapidly advancing space program amidst geopolitical competition with the US.
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52% Bias Score
Varenicline Triples Adolescent Vaping Quit Rates in JAMA Study
A JAMA study shows varenicline, a drug for adult smoking cessation, triples adolescent (16-25) vaping quit rates (51% vs 14% placebo) after 12 weeks, with the success rate remaining higher three months later, highlighting a critical need for pharmacological interventions in tackling youth nicotine a...
Varenicline Triples Adolescent Vaping Quit Rates in JAMA Study
A JAMA study shows varenicline, a drug for adult smoking cessation, triples adolescent (16-25) vaping quit rates (51% vs 14% placebo) after 12 weeks, with the success rate remaining higher three months later, highlighting a critical need for pharmacological interventions in tackling youth nicotine a...
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40% Bias Score
China Shares Lunar Samples with International Researchers
China's National Space Administration (CNSA) announced on Thursday the distribution of lunar samples from its Chang'e 5 mission to seven international universities and institutes from six countries, following a transparent application process that received 24 applications from 11 countries and organ...
China Shares Lunar Samples with International Researchers
China's National Space Administration (CNSA) announced on Thursday the distribution of lunar samples from its Chang'e 5 mission to seven international universities and institutes from six countries, following a transparent application process that received 24 applications from 11 countries and organ...
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40% Bias Score
China Shares Lunar Samples with U.S. and Allies
China's space agency announced that it will share lunar samples collected by its Chang'e-5 mission with scientists from the U.S. and six other allied countries, including Japan, France, Germany, Britain, and Pakistan, marking a step towards increased international cooperation in space exploration de...
China Shares Lunar Samples with U.S. and Allies
China's space agency announced that it will share lunar samples collected by its Chang'e-5 mission with scientists from the U.S. and six other allied countries, including Japan, France, Germany, Britain, and Pakistan, marking a step towards increased international cooperation in space exploration de...
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40% Bias Score
China's Chang'e 8 Mission: 10 International Projects Selected for Lunar Exploration
China's Chang'e 8 lunar mission, scheduled for launch around 2029, will include 10 international scientific and technological projects from 11 countries and regions, focusing on resource utilization and scientific surveys near the moon's south pole, to help lay the groundwork for an International Lu...
China's Chang'e 8 Mission: 10 International Projects Selected for Lunar Exploration
China's Chang'e 8 lunar mission, scheduled for launch around 2029, will include 10 international scientific and technological projects from 11 countries and regions, focusing on resource utilization and scientific surveys near the moon's south pole, to help lay the groundwork for an International Lu...
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20% Bias Score
China Shares Moon Rocks with US Despite Trade War
China is sharing lunar samples from its Chang'e-5 mission with six countries, including the US, despite a trade war, enabling research into younger volcanic activity on the Moon, defying political tensions.
China Shares Moon Rocks with US Despite Trade War
China is sharing lunar samples from its Chang'e-5 mission with six countries, including the US, despite a trade war, enabling research into younger volcanic activity on the Moon, defying political tensions.
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48% Bias Score
Detainment of Russian Scientist Sparks Fear Among Foreign Researchers in U.S.
Russian-born Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained in February at Boston's Logan Airport for undeclared frog embryos, sparking fear among foreign-born scientists in the U.S. regarding their immigration status and travel; a judge ruled the government's deportation case insufficient.
Detainment of Russian Scientist Sparks Fear Among Foreign Researchers in U.S.
Russian-born Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained in February at Boston's Logan Airport for undeclared frog embryos, sparking fear among foreign-born scientists in the U.S. regarding their immigration status and travel; a judge ruled the government's deportation case insufficient.
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44% Bias Score
NOAA Budget Cuts Jeopardize Hurricane Forecasting and Public Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to NOAA have led to the firing of hundreds of employees, including those working on crucial hurricane forecasting models, jeopardizing public safety and future improvements in weather prediction; the administration also plans to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in ...
NOAA Budget Cuts Jeopardize Hurricane Forecasting and Public Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to NOAA have led to the firing of hundreds of employees, including those working on crucial hurricane forecasting models, jeopardizing public safety and future improvements in weather prediction; the administration also plans to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in ...
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60% Bias Score
Sea of Marmara Earthquake: 151 Injured Amidst Misinformation
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake near Silivri, Turkey, on April 23rd caused 151 injuries from panic-induced falls, while communication disruptions and the spread of misinformation, including old footage of building collapses, heightened public fear.
Sea of Marmara Earthquake: 151 Injured Amidst Misinformation
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake near Silivri, Turkey, on April 23rd caused 151 injuries from panic-induced falls, while communication disruptions and the spread of misinformation, including old footage of building collapses, heightened public fear.
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40% Bias Score
Non-Hormonal Male Contraceptive Gel Shows Two-Year Efficacy in Small Trial
Contraline's Adam, a non-hormonal male contraceptive gel injected into the vas deferens, successfully blocked sperm release for two years in a small trial of 25 men, showing promise as a long-term reversible alternative to vasectomy or condoms, although further trials are needed to confirm efficacy ...
Non-Hormonal Male Contraceptive Gel Shows Two-Year Efficacy in Small Trial
Contraline's Adam, a non-hormonal male contraceptive gel injected into the vas deferens, successfully blocked sperm release for two years in a small trial of 25 men, showing promise as a long-term reversible alternative to vasectomy or condoms, although further trials are needed to confirm efficacy ...
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64% Bias Score
ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Measure Global Forest Biomass
The European Space Agency launched the Biomass satellite to measure global forest biomass using advanced radar technology, addressing the current lack of precise data on forest carbon storage and its role in climate change.
ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Measure Global Forest Biomass
The European Space Agency launched the Biomass satellite to measure global forest biomass using advanced radar technology, addressing the current lack of precise data on forest carbon storage and its role in climate change.
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40% Bias Score
Frankfurt Conservation Award Recognizes Excellence in Biodiversity Protection
The Frankfurt Conservation Award honored Rosie Trevelyan for her impactful environmental education program, Hà Thăng Long for establishing a Vietnamese biosphere reserve protecting the grey-shanked douc langur, and Joji Cariño for her work on sustainable food systems and indigenous rights.
Frankfurt Conservation Award Recognizes Excellence in Biodiversity Protection
The Frankfurt Conservation Award honored Rosie Trevelyan for her impactful environmental education program, Hà Thăng Long for establishing a Vietnamese biosphere reserve protecting the grey-shanked douc langur, and Joji Cariño for her work on sustainable food systems and indigenous rights.
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24% Bias Score
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