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New Dietary Guidelines to Reverse Low-Fat Dairy Emphasis
The upcoming release of new U.S. dietary guidelines will likely reverse the long-standing emphasis on low-fat dairy products, based on evolving research suggesting that the saturated fat in dairy may not be as detrimental to heart health as previously believed.
New Dietary Guidelines to Reverse Low-Fat Dairy Emphasis
The upcoming release of new U.S. dietary guidelines will likely reverse the long-standing emphasis on low-fat dairy products, based on evolving research suggesting that the saturated fat in dairy may not be as detrimental to heart health as previously believed.
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France's HAS Rejects Accelerated Approval for Alzheimer's Drug Leqembi
France's Haute Autorité de santé (HAS) rejected accelerated approval for Biogen and Eisai's Alzheimer's drug Leqembi due to modest efficacy and concerning side effects, despite its EU approval and patient advocacy.
France's HAS Rejects Accelerated Approval for Alzheimer's Drug Leqembi
France's Haute Autorité de santé (HAS) rejected accelerated approval for Biogen and Eisai's Alzheimer's drug Leqembi due to modest efficacy and concerning side effects, despite its EU approval and patient advocacy.
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FDA Approves First Human Trials of Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys
The FDA has approved the first human clinical trials using gene-edited pig kidneys from eGenesis, offering hope for the over 100,000 people on the organ transplant waiting list.
FDA Approves First Human Trials of Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys
The FDA has approved the first human clinical trials using gene-edited pig kidneys from eGenesis, offering hope for the over 100,000 people on the organ transplant waiting list.
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Ocean Warming Threatens Dominant Marine Photosynthesizer
A ten-year study across 200,000 square kilometers of ocean reveals that Prochlorococcus, the smallest and most abundant oxygen-producing organism, may see a 10-37 percent decline in global production by 2100 due to ocean warming, impacting the marine food chain.
Ocean Warming Threatens Dominant Marine Photosynthesizer
A ten-year study across 200,000 square kilometers of ocean reveals that Prochlorococcus, the smallest and most abundant oxygen-producing organism, may see a 10-37 percent decline in global production by 2100 due to ocean warming, impacting the marine food chain.
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Massive A23a iceberg rapidly melting in warm waters
The world's largest iceberg, A23a, is melting rapidly due to warm waters, shrinking from double the size of London to less than half its original size in recent months, posing potential threats to shipping.
Massive A23a iceberg rapidly melting in warm waters
The world's largest iceberg, A23a, is melting rapidly due to warm waters, shrinking from double the size of London to less than half its original size in recent months, posing potential threats to shipping.
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UK Records Hottest Summer on Record in 2025
The UK experienced its hottest summer on record in 2025, with an average temperature 1.51°C above the long-term average, driven by four heatwaves and significantly lower rainfall.
UK Records Hottest Summer on Record in 2025
The UK experienced its hottest summer on record in 2025, with an average temperature 1.51°C above the long-term average, driven by four heatwaves and significantly lower rainfall.
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Atlantic Hurricane Season Sees Unusually Quiet September Peak
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Atlantic hurricane season's peak on September 10 passed without any active storms, defying typical patterns and raising concerns despite warm ocean temperatures.
Atlantic Hurricane Season Sees Unusually Quiet September Peak
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Atlantic hurricane season's peak on September 10 passed without any active storms, defying typical patterns and raising concerns despite warm ocean temperatures.
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Atlantic Hurricane Season Experiences Unusually Quiet September
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Atlantic hurricane season passed its peak on September 10th without any active storms, defying typical patterns and raising concerns despite warmer-than-average water temperatures.
Atlantic Hurricane Season Experiences Unusually Quiet September
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Atlantic hurricane season passed its peak on September 10th without any active storms, defying typical patterns and raising concerns despite warmer-than-average water temperatures.
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Ocean Warming Threatens Microscopic Phytoplankton Crucial to Marine Ecosystem
New research indicates that Prochlorococcus, a vital phytoplankton responsible for 20% of global oxygen production and half the food in tropical oceans, will drastically decline by as much as 50% in tropical oceans within the next 75 years if surface water temperatures exceed 27.8 degrees Celsius du...
Ocean Warming Threatens Microscopic Phytoplankton Crucial to Marine Ecosystem
New research indicates that Prochlorococcus, a vital phytoplankton responsible for 20% of global oxygen production and half the food in tropical oceans, will drastically decline by as much as 50% in tropical oceans within the next 75 years if surface water temperatures exceed 27.8 degrees Celsius du...
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Space Travel Accelerates Biological Aging: NASA Study
A NASA study, tracking human stem cells across four space missions, reveals that space travel accelerates biological aging, evidenced by reduced capacity of blood cells to produce healthy cells and increased genetic damage.
Space Travel Accelerates Biological Aging: NASA Study
A NASA study, tracking human stem cells across four space missions, reveals that space travel accelerates biological aging, evidenced by reduced capacity of blood cells to produce healthy cells and increased genetic damage.
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Kenyan Composer Premieres Work Inspired by Million-Year-Old Birdsong
Nyokabi Kariuki, a Kenyan composer, premieres "Birdsongs from Kĩrĩnyaga," a work inspired by the unchanging song of a Mount Kenya bird species for her own voice and the Cello Octet Amsterdam at the Gaudeamus Festival.
Kenyan Composer Premieres Work Inspired by Million-Year-Old Birdsong
Nyokabi Kariuki, a Kenyan composer, premieres "Birdsongs from Kĩrĩnyaga," a work inspired by the unchanging song of a Mount Kenya bird species for her own voice and the Cello Octet Amsterdam at the Gaudeamus Festival.
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Study Links Artificial Sweetener Consumption to Accelerated Cognitive Decline
A new study of over 13,000 Brazilians revealed a link between high artificial sweetener consumption and faster cognitive decline, particularly in working memory and verbal fluency, with the highest consumers experiencing a decline equivalent to 1.6 years of brain aging.
Study Links Artificial Sweetener Consumption to Accelerated Cognitive Decline
A new study of over 13,000 Brazilians revealed a link between high artificial sweetener consumption and faster cognitive decline, particularly in working memory and verbal fluency, with the highest consumers experiencing a decline equivalent to 1.6 years of brain aging.
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36% Bias Score
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