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Delhi Launches Four-Year Tree Census to Combat Deforestation
India's Supreme Court ordered a four-year, 44.3 million rupee tree census in Delhi to combat illegal logging and increase green cover, involving detailed species identification, health assessments, and carbon mass calculations for each tree to help meet India's 2070 net-zero emissions goal.
Delhi Launches Four-Year Tree Census to Combat Deforestation
India's Supreme Court ordered a four-year, 44.3 million rupee tree census in Delhi to combat illegal logging and increase green cover, involving detailed species identification, health assessments, and carbon mass calculations for each tree to help meet India's 2070 net-zero emissions goal.
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36% Bias Score
Repurposed Drugs Offer Hope in Fight Against UK's Top Killer, Dementia
Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, but research suggests existing drugs like aspirin, statins, and Ozempic could prevent it, offering a cheaper alternative to recently developed, costly medications.
Repurposed Drugs Offer Hope in Fight Against UK's Top Killer, Dementia
Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, but research suggests existing drugs like aspirin, statins, and Ozempic could prevent it, offering a cheaper alternative to recently developed, costly medications.
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Archaeological Study Challenges Link Between Agriculture and Immediate Wealth Inequality
A new study using housing size as a proxy for wealth in over 1,000 archaeological sites spanning 10,000 years reveals that significant wealth inequality emerged far later than previously thought, often centuries or millennia after the adoption of agriculture, challenging the traditional view.
Archaeological Study Challenges Link Between Agriculture and Immediate Wealth Inequality
A new study using housing size as a proxy for wealth in over 1,000 archaeological sites spanning 10,000 years reveals that significant wealth inequality emerged far later than previously thought, often centuries or millennia after the adoption of agriculture, challenging the traditional view.
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Trump Administration Accused of Censorship Through $10 Million in Research Grant Terminations
The Trump administration terminated over 1,000 research grants, totaling $10 million, impacting Vanderbilt University's LGBTQ+ Policy Lab and numerous other projects; almost 2,000 scientists have condemned this as censorship, hindering research on topics like gender identity and COVID-19 origins and...
Trump Administration Accused of Censorship Through $10 Million in Research Grant Terminations
The Trump administration terminated over 1,000 research grants, totaling $10 million, impacting Vanderbilt University's LGBTQ+ Policy Lab and numerous other projects; almost 2,000 scientists have condemned this as censorship, hindering research on topics like gender identity and COVID-19 origins and...
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60% Bias Score
AI's Transformative Impact on Education
AI revolutionizes education by personalizing learning, addressing educational inequality through accessible tutoring, and fostering critical thinking through interactive problem-solving.
AI's Transformative Impact on Education
AI revolutionizes education by personalizing learning, addressing educational inequality through accessible tutoring, and fostering critical thinking through interactive problem-solving.
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EU Approves First Alzheimer's Disease Treatment Targeting Disease Processes
The European Commission approved Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's treatment targeting disease processes, for use in the EU; although effective in slowing progression in early stages for a small subset of patients, it is not a cure and its long-term effects remain uncertain.
EU Approves First Alzheimer's Disease Treatment Targeting Disease Processes
The European Commission approved Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's treatment targeting disease processes, for use in the EU; although effective in slowing progression in early stages for a small subset of patients, it is not a cure and its long-term effects remain uncertain.
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Long Covid Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults
New research indicates a significantly increased risk of dementia among those with long Covid, particularly among older adults experiencing persistent symptoms; studies show a four-to-fivefold increase in dementia cases among this demographic compared to those without long-term Covid complications.
Long Covid Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults
New research indicates a significantly increased risk of dementia among those with long Covid, particularly among older adults experiencing persistent symptoms; studies show a four-to-fivefold increase in dementia cases among this demographic compared to those without long-term Covid complications.
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52% Bias Score
150-Day Race to Develop Chapare Virus Vaccine
Australian scientists are working to develop a Chapare virus vaccine within 150 days using molecular clamp technology, aiming to improve global pandemic response; a Lancet study indicates that a 100-day vaccine for COVID-19 could have saved 8.33 million lives and $14.35 trillion.
150-Day Race to Develop Chapare Virus Vaccine
Australian scientists are working to develop a Chapare virus vaccine within 150 days using molecular clamp technology, aiming to improve global pandemic response; a Lancet study indicates that a 100-day vaccine for COVID-19 could have saved 8.33 million lives and $14.35 trillion.
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52% Bias Score
Intracellular Galectin-1 in Pancreatic Cancer Stroma Drives Aggressiveness
An international study published in PNAS identifies Galectin-1 (Gal1) within the nuclei of pancreatic cancer stroma fibroblasts as a key driver of tumor aggressiveness, opening avenues for new therapeutic strategies targeting this protein's intracellular function to improve treatment response in thi...
Intracellular Galectin-1 in Pancreatic Cancer Stroma Drives Aggressiveness
An international study published in PNAS identifies Galectin-1 (Gal1) within the nuclei of pancreatic cancer stroma fibroblasts as a key driver of tumor aggressiveness, opening avenues for new therapeutic strategies targeting this protein's intracellular function to improve treatment response in thi...
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San Diego Hit by 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake and Numerous Aftershocks
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit Julian, San Diego, on Monday, followed by over two dozen aftershocks, causing no major damage but prompting animal responses caught on video and raising concerns about the Elsinore Fault.
San Diego Hit by 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake and Numerous Aftershocks
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit Julian, San Diego, on Monday, followed by over two dozen aftershocks, causing no major damage but prompting animal responses caught on video and raising concerns about the Elsinore Fault.
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France Abolishes HCERES, Shifting Research Evaluation to Peer Review
The French Parliament voted to eliminate the Higher Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (HCERES), due to concerns about its political ties and bureaucratic approach, shifting research evaluation to a peer-review system.
France Abolishes HCERES, Shifting Research Evaluation to Peer Review
The French Parliament voted to eliminate the Higher Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (HCERES), due to concerns about its political ties and bureaucratic approach, shifting research evaluation to a peer-review system.
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56% Bias Score
Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score
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