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Northern Lights Visible Across Parts of Northern U.S. on Sunday
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts increased visibility of the aurora borealis across parts of the northern U.S. on Sunday due to a solar maximum causing more solar flares, with Alaska having the best viewing conditions, and several other states having a lower but st...
Northern Lights Visible Across Parts of Northern U.S. on Sunday
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts increased visibility of the aurora borealis across parts of the northern U.S. on Sunday due to a solar maximum causing more solar flares, with Alaska having the best viewing conditions, and several other states having a lower but st...
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16% Bias Score
REACT Study: Early Detection of Atherosclerosis to Prevent Heart Attacks and Strokes
The REACT study, a large-scale international research project based in Spain and Denmark, aims to prevent cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes by using ultrasound to detect silent atherosclerosis in 16,000 individuals aged 18-69, potentially changing the way we approach cardiovascu...
REACT Study: Early Detection of Atherosclerosis to Prevent Heart Attacks and Strokes
The REACT study, a large-scale international research project based in Spain and Denmark, aims to prevent cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes by using ultrasound to detect silent atherosclerosis in 16,000 individuals aged 18-69, potentially changing the way we approach cardiovascu...
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20% Bias Score
US NOAA Restrictions Jeopardize Global Climate Research
Restrictions on US NOAA's foreign communication, potential funding cuts, and data access issues threaten global climate research, particularly impacting the Netherlands' reliance on NOAA data for weather forecasting and oceanographic research.
US NOAA Restrictions Jeopardize Global Climate Research
Restrictions on US NOAA's foreign communication, potential funding cuts, and data access issues threaten global climate research, particularly impacting the Netherlands' reliance on NOAA data for weather forecasting and oceanographic research.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Reelection Casts Shadow on Global Climate Research
Following President Trump's reelection, concerns rise about climate research funding and data access, disrupting international collaborations and potentially jeopardizing global climate monitoring efforts, as evidenced by communication restrictions on NOAA employees and efforts to archive US climate...
Trump's Reelection Casts Shadow on Global Climate Research
Following President Trump's reelection, concerns rise about climate research funding and data access, disrupting international collaborations and potentially jeopardizing global climate monitoring efforts, as evidenced by communication restrictions on NOAA employees and efforts to archive US climate...
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44% Bias Score
Mediterranean Diet's Protective Effects Against Metabolic Syndrome and its Impact on Longevity
A recent review by the University of Palermo highlights the Mediterranean Diet's (DM) effectiveness in preventing and managing metabolic syndrome, linking its decline in Italy to a drop in longevity rankings; the study emphasizes the diet's rich composition of beneficial compounds and the need for p...
Mediterranean Diet's Protective Effects Against Metabolic Syndrome and its Impact on Longevity
A recent review by the University of Palermo highlights the Mediterranean Diet's (DM) effectiveness in preventing and managing metabolic syndrome, linking its decline in Italy to a drop in longevity rankings; the study emphasizes the diet's rich composition of beneficial compounds and the need for p...
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56% Bias Score
Brachyury Protein Discovery Opens New Avenues for Chordoma Treatment
An international team of researchers, led by Professor Paul Workman, has identified the protein brachyury as key to chordoma's survival, enabling the development of targeted drugs to potentially treat this rare cancer and potentially others.
Brachyury Protein Discovery Opens New Avenues for Chordoma Treatment
An international team of researchers, led by Professor Paul Workman, has identified the protein brachyury as key to chordoma's survival, enabling the development of targeted drugs to potentially treat this rare cancer and potentially others.
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32% Bias Score
Spiky Tumor Structures Identified as Key Driver of Cancer Metastasis
Scientists discovered that aggressive breast and melanoma tumors have spiky structures that facilitate cancer spread, potentially leading to new treatments that prevent metastasis by targeting these spikes.
Spiky Tumor Structures Identified as Key Driver of Cancer Metastasis
Scientists discovered that aggressive breast and melanoma tumors have spiky structures that facilitate cancer spread, potentially leading to new treatments that prevent metastasis by targeting these spikes.
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40% Bias Score
CO2-Free Hydrogen Production Method Developed
An international team, led by Peking University, developed a new hydrogen production method using a bimetallic catalyst and bioethanol, eliminating CO2 emissions and co-producing acetic acid at 270 degrees Celsius, published in Science on Friday.
CO2-Free Hydrogen Production Method Developed
An international team, led by Peking University, developed a new hydrogen production method using a bimetallic catalyst and bioethanol, eliminating CO2 emissions and co-producing acetic acid at 270 degrees Celsius, published in Science on Friday.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Policies Disrupt US Climate Research, Threatening Global Collaboration
The Trump administration's policies are disrupting US climate research, causing uncertainty about funding, data access, and international collaboration; this is particularly impacting oceanographic data crucial to global climate models and predictions.
Trump's Policies Disrupt US Climate Research, Threatening Global Collaboration
The Trump administration's policies are disrupting US climate research, causing uncertainty about funding, data access, and international collaboration; this is particularly impacting oceanographic data crucial to global climate models and predictions.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Potential NOAA Overhaul Sparks Concern Among Employees
The Trump administration's potential restructuring of NOAA is causing alarm among employees due to anticipated staff cuts, funding reductions, and changes in leadership, potentially impacting weather forecasting, fisheries management, and climate research.
Trump Administration's Potential NOAA Overhaul Sparks Concern Among Employees
The Trump administration's potential restructuring of NOAA is causing alarm among employees due to anticipated staff cuts, funding reductions, and changes in leadership, potentially impacting weather forecasting, fisheries management, and climate research.
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52% Bias Score
Record Arctic Blast to Pummel US
A massive polar vortex is expected to bring record-breaking cold to the United States next week, with temperatures potentially plunging to 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 Celsius) and affecting almost all states except parts of the West and Florida; this is the tenth such event this winter, exceeding nor...
Record Arctic Blast to Pummel US
A massive polar vortex is expected to bring record-breaking cold to the United States next week, with temperatures potentially plunging to 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 Celsius) and affecting almost all states except parts of the West and Florida; this is the tenth such event this winter, exceeding nor...
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40% Bias Score
2% Chance of Asteroid Impact in 2032: Webb Telescope to Track 2024 YR4
Asteroid 2024 YR4, discovered December 27, 2023, has a 2% chance of hitting Earth in 2032; astronomers are using various telescopes, including the James Webb Space Telescope, to track and refine its trajectory and size, with observations planned for March and May 2024.
2% Chance of Asteroid Impact in 2032: Webb Telescope to Track 2024 YR4
Asteroid 2024 YR4, discovered December 27, 2023, has a 2% chance of hitting Earth in 2032; astronomers are using various telescopes, including the James Webb Space Telescope, to track and refine its trajectory and size, with observations planned for March and May 2024.
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48% Bias Score
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