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Cancer Death Rates Decline, But Diagnoses Rise in Certain Groups
The American Cancer Society's annual report reveals a 34% drop in cancer death rates from 1991-2022, but also highlights rising diagnoses among younger and middle-aged women, particularly for oral cavity, pancreatic, uterine corpus, and liver cancers; pancreatic cancer shows lagging progress, urging...
Cancer Death Rates Decline, But Diagnoses Rise in Certain Groups
The American Cancer Society's annual report reveals a 34% drop in cancer death rates from 1991-2022, but also highlights rising diagnoses among younger and middle-aged women, particularly for oral cavity, pancreatic, uterine corpus, and liver cancers; pancreatic cancer shows lagging progress, urging...
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NASA Astronaut Conducts Spacewalk After Eight-Month ISS Delay
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams conducted a six-and-a-half-hour spacewalk on Thursday, repairing ISS equipment after an eight-month delay caused by a malfunctioning Boeing capsule that stranded her and Butch Wilmore on the ISS; their return is expected in late March or April.
NASA Astronaut Conducts Spacewalk After Eight-Month ISS Delay
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams conducted a six-and-a-half-hour spacewalk on Thursday, repairing ISS equipment after an eight-month delay caused by a malfunctioning Boeing capsule that stranded her and Butch Wilmore on the ISS; their return is expected in late March or April.
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Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter
The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.
Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter
The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.
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Unique Lunar Crystal Growth Challenges Existing Theories
Chinese researchers studying Chang'e-5 lunar samples found chromite nanocrystals growing from olivine like 'mushrooms after rain', a pattern challenging existing crystal growth theories and impacting our understanding of extraterrestrial processes, published in American Mineralogist.
Unique Lunar Crystal Growth Challenges Existing Theories
Chinese researchers studying Chang'e-5 lunar samples found chromite nanocrystals growing from olivine like 'mushrooms after rain', a pattern challenging existing crystal growth theories and impacting our understanding of extraterrestrial processes, published in American Mineralogist.
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Pakistan's Gold Rush: New Claims and the Reko Diq Project
Punjab's Minister of Minerals recently claimed a 700 billion rupees gold reserve discovery in Attock, Pakistan, adding to previous claims of significant gold reserves in various regions, with ongoing exploration by the Geological Survey of Pakistan and the potential for increased production from pro...
Pakistan's Gold Rush: New Claims and the Reko Diq Project
Punjab's Minister of Minerals recently claimed a 700 billion rupees gold reserve discovery in Attock, Pakistan, adding to previous claims of significant gold reserves in various regions, with ongoing exploration by the Geological Survey of Pakistan and the potential for increased production from pro...
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Big Bang vs. Black Hole: Similarities, Differences, and Unanswered Questions
The Big Bang theory, supported by observations of expanding galaxies, describes the universe's evolution from an initial singularity; while this resembles a black hole, key differences exist, and the origins of the singularity remain unknown.
Big Bang vs. Black Hole: Similarities, Differences, and Unanswered Questions
The Big Bang theory, supported by observations of expanding galaxies, describes the universe's evolution from an initial singularity; while this resembles a black hole, key differences exist, and the origins of the singularity remain unknown.
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Anthropocene: Humanity's Geological Impact
Arte.TV's documentary, "Anthropocene, l'implacable enquête," examines human impact as a new geological era, showcasing Tunel Boca beach formed from industrial waste and the global spread of microplastics as evidence. The film explores various sites worldwide, revealing irreversible ecosystem changes...
Anthropocene: Humanity's Geological Impact
Arte.TV's documentary, "Anthropocene, l'implacable enquête," examines human impact as a new geological era, showcasing Tunel Boca beach formed from industrial waste and the global spread of microplastics as evidence. The film explores various sites worldwide, revealing irreversible ecosystem changes...
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Huntington's Disease: CAG Repeat Expansion Identified as Key Disease Mechanism
New research shows that the Huntington's disease mutation, involving a repeated DNA sequence (CAG), expands over time, remaining harmless until it surpasses 150 repeats, triggering toxic protein production and neuronal death; this discovery could lead to new treatment strategies.
Huntington's Disease: CAG Repeat Expansion Identified as Key Disease Mechanism
New research shows that the Huntington's disease mutation, involving a repeated DNA sequence (CAG), expands over time, remaining harmless until it surpasses 150 repeats, triggering toxic protein production and neuronal death; this discovery could lead to new treatment strategies.
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New Map Reveals Extensive Roman Water Channels at Las Médulas
Researchers from the University of León have created a highly precise map of over 1,100 kilometers of Roman water channels in Las Médulas, Spain, revealing 300 kilometers previously unknown, challenging prior assumptions about gold production and labor force size, and raising concerns regarding a pl...
New Map Reveals Extensive Roman Water Channels at Las Médulas
Researchers from the University of León have created a highly precise map of over 1,100 kilometers of Roman water channels in Las Médulas, Spain, revealing 300 kilometers previously unknown, challenging prior assumptions about gold production and labor force size, and raising concerns regarding a pl...
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Snow Leopard Evolution: Eurasian Fossils Reveal Dispersal from Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
An international team used Eurasian snow leopard fossils to reveal multiple dispersals from the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau during the Middle Pleistocene, driven by mountainous terrain and prey availability, not solely high-altitude adaptation, impacting current conservation efforts.
Snow Leopard Evolution: Eurasian Fossils Reveal Dispersal from Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
An international team used Eurasian snow leopard fossils to reveal multiple dispersals from the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau during the Middle Pleistocene, driven by mountainous terrain and prey availability, not solely high-altitude adaptation, impacting current conservation efforts.
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Falling Space Debris Damages Kenyan Village
On New Year's Eve, a 500kg metallic ring from a rocket, likely an Ariane stage separation ring from 2008, fell in Mukuku, Kenya, causing minor damage to nearby buildings and sparking concerns about radiation and liability.
Falling Space Debris Damages Kenyan Village
On New Year's Eve, a 500kg metallic ring from a rocket, likely an Ariane stage separation ring from 2008, fell in Mukuku, Kenya, causing minor damage to nearby buildings and sparking concerns about radiation and liability.
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Climate Whiplash Intensifies: Global Surge in Extreme Wet-Dry Events
Global climate whiplash events, characterized by rapid shifts between extreme wet and dry conditions, have increased by 31-66% since the mid-20th century due to global heating, causing devastating consequences like the Los Angeles fires and widespread food shortages in East Africa.
Climate Whiplash Intensifies: Global Surge in Extreme Wet-Dry Events
Global climate whiplash events, characterized by rapid shifts between extreme wet and dry conditions, have increased by 31-66% since the mid-20th century due to global heating, causing devastating consequences like the Los Angeles fires and widespread food shortages in East Africa.
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20% Bias Score
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