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Trump's Unprecedented Cuts to US Science Threaten Global Health and Leadership
President Trump's drastic cuts to US scientific funding, impacting agencies like the CDC, FDA, NIH, and NASA, threaten global health, space exploration, and the nation's scientific leadership, potentially causing hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths and reversing decades of progress.
Trump's Unprecedented Cuts to US Science Threaten Global Health and Leadership
President Trump's drastic cuts to US scientific funding, impacting agencies like the CDC, FDA, NIH, and NASA, threaten global health, space exploration, and the nation's scientific leadership, potentially causing hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths and reversing decades of progress.
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72% Bias Score
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Make History as Youngest Stem Cell Donors
In Changsha, Hunan province, four-and-a-half-year-old identical twin sisters became China's youngest hematopoietic stem cell donors, successfully saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and age limitations through a synchronized dual-donor procedure on March 26.
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Make History as Youngest Stem Cell Donors
In Changsha, Hunan province, four-and-a-half-year-old identical twin sisters became China's youngest hematopoietic stem cell donors, successfully saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and age limitations through a synchronized dual-donor procedure on March 26.
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40% Bias Score
Far-UVC Light Shows Promise in Preventing Future Pandemics
Far-UVC light, a safer form of ultraviolet light, is being tested in public spaces to kill airborne viruses and bacteria, offering a potential solution for preventing future pandemics; initial tests show promise, but further research is needed.
Far-UVC Light Shows Promise in Preventing Future Pandemics
Far-UVC light, a safer form of ultraviolet light, is being tested in public spaces to kill airborne viruses and bacteria, offering a potential solution for preventing future pandemics; initial tests show promise, but further research is needed.
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40% Bias Score
WHO Warns of Critical Shortage of Antifungal Drugs and Diagnostics
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports a critical shortage of antifungal drugs and diagnostic tools, leaving many vulnerable to deadly fungal infections with an 88% mortality rate in severe cases; only four new drugs have been approved in the last decade, highlighting the urgent need for increa...
WHO Warns of Critical Shortage of Antifungal Drugs and Diagnostics
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports a critical shortage of antifungal drugs and diagnostic tools, leaving many vulnerable to deadly fungal infections with an 88% mortality rate in severe cases; only four new drugs have been approved in the last decade, highlighting the urgent need for increa...
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32% Bias Score
Gene-Edited Wolves Mimic Dire Wolves: Implications for De-Extinction
Colossal Biosciences created three dire wolf puppies by genetically modifying gray wolves using ancient DNA, cloning, and CRISPR technology; this differs from true de-extinction, which requires complete original DNA recovery.
Gene-Edited Wolves Mimic Dire Wolves: Implications for De-Extinction
Colossal Biosciences created three dire wolf puppies by genetically modifying gray wolves using ancient DNA, cloning, and CRISPR technology; this differs from true de-extinction, which requires complete original DNA recovery.
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16% Bias Score
Isaacman Poised to Lead NASA Amidst Global Space Race
Billionaire space pilot Jared Isaacman's confirmation hearing for NASA director is this week, supported by governors of seven states and 28 astronauts due to his unique qualifications and the urgency of maintaining American leadership in the accelerating global space race.
Isaacman Poised to Lead NASA Amidst Global Space Race
Billionaire space pilot Jared Isaacman's confirmation hearing for NASA director is this week, supported by governors of seven states and 28 astronauts due to his unique qualifications and the urgency of maintaining American leadership in the accelerating global space race.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Unprecedented Science Cuts Threaten US Global Leadership
President Trump's unprecedented cuts to US scientific funding, impacting agencies like the NIH, CDC, and NASA, threaten global health, scientific progress, and the nation's leadership in research and development, with potential consequences lasting decades.
Trump's Unprecedented Science Cuts Threaten US Global Leadership
President Trump's unprecedented cuts to US scientific funding, impacting agencies like the NIH, CDC, and NASA, threaten global health, scientific progress, and the nation's leadership in research and development, with potential consequences lasting decades.
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60% Bias Score
High-Resolution Map of Mouse Visual Cortex Unveiled
A team of 150+ researchers created a high-resolution 3D map of a cubic millimeter of a mouse's visual cortex, identifying 84,000 neurons, 524 million synapses, and 5.4 kilometers of neural wiring, using advanced microscopy and AI; this data is publicly available.
High-Resolution Map of Mouse Visual Cortex Unveiled
A team of 150+ researchers created a high-resolution 3D map of a cubic millimeter of a mouse's visual cortex, identifying 84,000 neurons, 524 million synapses, and 5.4 kilometers of neural wiring, using advanced microscopy and AI; this data is publicly available.
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28% Bias Score
Lunar Satellites to Map the Early Universe
The Italian Space Agency has commissioned Blue Skies Space to design a fleet of lunar-orbiting satellites to detect faint radio signals from the universe's early stages, a feat impossible from Earth due to interference, for ā¬200,000.
Lunar Satellites to Map the Early Universe
The Italian Space Agency has commissioned Blue Skies Space to design a fleet of lunar-orbiting satellites to detect faint radio signals from the universe's early stages, a feat impossible from Earth due to interference, for ā¬200,000.
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12% Bias Score
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Become Youngest Stem Cell Donors, Saving Mother
Four-and-a-half-year-old identical twins in China became the youngest-ever stem cell donors, saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and antibody challenges in a synchronized dual-donor procedure at The Third Xiangya Hospital in Changsha on March 26th.
Chinese Twins, 4.5, Become Youngest Stem Cell Donors, Saving Mother
Four-and-a-half-year-old identical twins in China became the youngest-ever stem cell donors, saving their leukemia-stricken mother after overcoming weight and antibody challenges in a synchronized dual-donor procedure at The Third Xiangya Hospital in Changsha on March 26th.
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40% Bias Score
Saliva Test Distinguishes Lewy Body Dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Researchers at Roma Tre University discovered two salivary biomarkersāalpha-synuclein and phosphorylated tau proteināthat distinguish Lewy body dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, impacting 200,000 undiagnosed Italians.
Saliva Test Distinguishes Lewy Body Dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
Researchers at Roma Tre University discovered two salivary biomarkersāalpha-synuclein and phosphorylated tau proteināthat distinguish Lewy body dementia from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, impacting 200,000 undiagnosed Italians.
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24% Bias Score
Type 2 Diabetes May Rewire the Brain Like Early-Onset Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers at UNLV found that type 2 diabetes may 'rewire' the brain similarly to early-onset Alzheimer's, impacting the anterior cingulate cortex and impairing reward signals, potentially explaining difficulties in managing the disease.
Type 2 Diabetes May Rewire the Brain Like Early-Onset Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers at UNLV found that type 2 diabetes may 'rewire' the brain similarly to early-onset Alzheimer's, impacting the anterior cingulate cortex and impairing reward signals, potentially explaining difficulties in managing the disease.
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44% Bias Score
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