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Massive, Previously Unknown Molecular Cloud Discovered Near Earth
An invisible molecular cloud, named Eos, measuring roughly 40 lunar widths and weighing 3,400 solar masses, has been detected 300 light-years from Earth using far-ultraviolet light, challenging existing models of nearby interstellar structures and offering unprecedented opportunities for studying st...
Massive, Previously Unknown Molecular Cloud Discovered Near Earth
An invisible molecular cloud, named Eos, measuring roughly 40 lunar widths and weighing 3,400 solar masses, has been detected 300 light-years from Earth using far-ultraviolet light, challenging existing models of nearby interstellar structures and offering unprecedented opportunities for studying st...
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Whooping Cough Cases Surge in US
Whooping cough cases are surging in the US, reaching almost 6,600—four times higher than last year at this time—with infants at highest risk; the increase is linked to reduced preventative measures during the COVID-19 pandemic and declining vaccination rates.
Whooping Cough Cases Surge in US
Whooping cough cases are surging in the US, reaching almost 6,600—four times higher than last year at this time—with infants at highest risk; the increase is linked to reduced preventative measures during the COVID-19 pandemic and declining vaccination rates.
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Biological Age, Not Chronological Age, a Key Dementia Risk Factor
A study of 280,000 UK residents found a 30% increased dementia risk for those with a higher biological age (average 55) compared to a lower biological age (average 45), emphasizing the impact of cellular aging over chronological age in dementia development.
Biological Age, Not Chronological Age, a Key Dementia Risk Factor
A study of 280,000 UK residents found a 30% increased dementia risk for those with a higher biological age (average 55) compared to a lower biological age (average 45), emphasizing the impact of cellular aging over chronological age in dementia development.
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Semaglutide Shows Promise in Treating Metabolic-Associated Fatty Liver Disease
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that semaglutide, a key ingredient in popular weight-loss drugs, significantly improved liver inflammation and scarring in patients with metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MASH) after 72 weeks, with 33% of patients on semagl...
Semaglutide Shows Promise in Treating Metabolic-Associated Fatty Liver Disease
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that semaglutide, a key ingredient in popular weight-loss drugs, significantly improved liver inflammation and scarring in patients with metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MASH) after 72 weeks, with 33% of patients on semagl...
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Unprecedented Sun Image Reveals Continent-Sized Sunspots, Enhancing Solar Storm Prediction
The Inouye Solar Telescope's new Visible Tunable Filter (VTF) captured an unprecedentedly detailed image of the sun's surface in early December, revealing continent-size sunspots and providing crucial data for predicting solar weather events that can disrupt Earth's infrastructure.
Unprecedented Sun Image Reveals Continent-Sized Sunspots, Enhancing Solar Storm Prediction
The Inouye Solar Telescope's new Visible Tunable Filter (VTF) captured an unprecedentedly detailed image of the sun's surface in early December, revealing continent-size sunspots and providing crucial data for predicting solar weather events that can disrupt Earth's infrastructure.
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Imminent Eruption Predicted for Axial Seamount
Scientists predict Axial Seamount, the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest, could erupt any day due to seafloor inflation and increased seismic activity mirroring the events before its 2015 eruption; while posing no threat to humans, the event offers a crucial research opportunity.
Imminent Eruption Predicted for Axial Seamount
Scientists predict Axial Seamount, the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest, could erupt any day due to seafloor inflation and increased seismic activity mirroring the events before its 2015 eruption; while posing no threat to humans, the event offers a crucial research opportunity.
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China Shares Lunar Samples, Highlighting Contrasting US-China Tech Strategies
China's recent decision to grant US universities access to lunar samples retrieved from the moon's far side reveals contrasting approaches to technological advancement between China and the US; China's centralized, collaborative approach contrasts with the US's more protectionist strategy, raising q...
China Shares Lunar Samples, Highlighting Contrasting US-China Tech Strategies
China's recent decision to grant US universities access to lunar samples retrieved from the moon's far side reveals contrasting approaches to technological advancement between China and the US; China's centralized, collaborative approach contrasts with the US's more protectionist strategy, raising q...
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Trump's Research Funding Cuts Could Cause Great Recession-Level Economic Losses
A new American University study projects that the Trump administration's cuts to federal scientific research funding could decrease the US GDP by up to 11%, depending on the scale of the cuts, with a 50% reduction causing a $10,000 per capita loss, also significantly impacting federal revenues.
Trump's Research Funding Cuts Could Cause Great Recession-Level Economic Losses
A new American University study projects that the Trump administration's cuts to federal scientific research funding could decrease the US GDP by up to 11%, depending on the scale of the cuts, with a 50% reduction causing a $10,000 per capita loss, also significantly impacting federal revenues.
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Hay Fever Drug Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A pharmacist warns that regularly using drowsy antihistamines for hay fever may substantially increase dementia risk due to their interference with brain neurotransmitters; studies show a dose-dependent increase in dementia risk, highlighting the importance of considering non-drowsy alternatives or ...
Hay Fever Drug Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A pharmacist warns that regularly using drowsy antihistamines for hay fever may substantially increase dementia risk due to their interference with brain neurotransmitters; studies show a dose-dependent increase in dementia risk, highlighting the importance of considering non-drowsy alternatives or ...
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Record-Breaking UK Heatwave Impacts Businesses and Agriculture
The UK experienced its sunniest April on record, with temperatures reaching 28°C in Kew Gardens, leading to a heatwave impacting businesses, agriculture, and causing early harvests. This follows an exceptionally dry April, with some areas experiencing less than 10% of average rainfall.
Record-Breaking UK Heatwave Impacts Businesses and Agriculture
The UK experienced its sunniest April on record, with temperatures reaching 28°C in Kew Gardens, leading to a heatwave impacting businesses, agriculture, and causing early harvests. This follows an exceptionally dry April, with some areas experiencing less than 10% of average rainfall.
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UK Heatwave Exacerbates Migraines, Mood Disorders
A prolonged heatwave in the UK, with temperatures reaching 29°C (84°F), is causing a rise in migraines among the 10 million UK residents (aged 15-69) who experience migraines, exacerbating symptoms for those with MS and those on antidepressants due to physiological and medication interactions.
UK Heatwave Exacerbates Migraines, Mood Disorders
A prolonged heatwave in the UK, with temperatures reaching 29°C (84°F), is causing a rise in migraines among the 10 million UK residents (aged 15-69) who experience migraines, exacerbating symptoms for those with MS and those on antidepressants due to physiological and medication interactions.
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Over 20 Mosquito Species Confirmed in Scotland
A Scottish citizen science project has confirmed the presence of over 20 mosquito species across Scotland, including Shetland, challenging previous understanding and highlighting climate change's impact on insect distribution.
Over 20 Mosquito Species Confirmed in Scotland
A Scottish citizen science project has confirmed the presence of over 20 mosquito species across Scotland, including Shetland, challenging previous understanding and highlighting climate change's impact on insect distribution.
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