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Dolomites Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance Due to Climate Change
A new study finds that the twelve remaining glaciers in the Dolomites, Italy, are all below the equilibrium line and shrinking rapidly due to climate change, with a 56 percent loss in area since the 1980s and predictions of complete disappearance within decades.
Dolomites Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance Due to Climate Change
A new study finds that the twelve remaining glaciers in the Dolomites, Italy, are all below the equilibrium line and shrinking rapidly due to climate change, with a 56 percent loss in area since the 1980s and predictions of complete disappearance within decades.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Offers Nuclear Reactor for Musk's Mars Mission
Russia's special envoy proposed providing a small nuclear reactor for Elon Musk's Mars mission, a move that might accelerate colonization plans and reshape international space partnerships amid warming US-Russia relations.
Russia Offers Nuclear Reactor for Musk's Mars Mission
Russia's special envoy proposed providing a small nuclear reactor for Elon Musk's Mars mission, a move that might accelerate colonization plans and reshape international space partnerships amid warming US-Russia relations.
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Dolomites Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance Due to Climate Change
A recent study in "The Cryosphere" reveals that the twelve remaining glaciers in the Italian Dolomites have shrunk by 56 percent since the 1980s, falling below their equilibrium line and facing imminent disappearance within decades due to climate change-induced rising temperatures.
Dolomites Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance Due to Climate Change
A recent study in "The Cryosphere" reveals that the twelve remaining glaciers in the Italian Dolomites have shrunk by 56 percent since the 1980s, falling below their equilibrium line and facing imminent disappearance within decades due to climate change-induced rising temperatures.
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40% Bias Score
Diverging Trends in Colorectal Cancer: Rising Incidence in Young Adults, Decreasing Mortality Overall
New research reveals rising colorectal cancer incidence in young adults (under 50) across many countries, while overall mortality rates are declining due to improved treatments and screening, particularly for those over 70, with mortality rates falling by 4.8% in men and 9.5% in women.
Diverging Trends in Colorectal Cancer: Rising Incidence in Young Adults, Decreasing Mortality Overall
New research reveals rising colorectal cancer incidence in young adults (under 50) across many countries, while overall mortality rates are declining due to improved treatments and screening, particularly for those over 70, with mortality rates falling by 4.8% in men and 9.5% in women.
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44% Bias Score
Maternal Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy Linked to Increased ADHD Risk in Children
A new study links maternal acetaminophen use during pregnancy to a three times higher risk of ADHD in children, based on analysis of 307 Black women's blood and placental samples, prompting discussions about the medication's safety during pregnancy.
Maternal Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy Linked to Increased ADHD Risk in Children
A new study links maternal acetaminophen use during pregnancy to a three times higher risk of ADHD in children, based on analysis of 307 Black women's blood and placental samples, prompting discussions about the medication's safety during pregnancy.
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52% Bias Score
Tattoos Linked to Significantly Increased Skin Cancer and Lymphoma Risk
A study of over 2,000 twins found that people with tattoos had a significantly increased risk of skin cancer (up to 137% for large tattoos) and lymphoma (173% for large tattoos), potentially due to ink accumulating in lymph nodes and triggering chronic inflammation.
Tattoos Linked to Significantly Increased Skin Cancer and Lymphoma Risk
A study of over 2,000 twins found that people with tattoos had a significantly increased risk of skin cancer (up to 137% for large tattoos) and lymphoma (173% for large tattoos), potentially due to ink accumulating in lymph nodes and triggering chronic inflammation.
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48% Bias Score
Slow-Slip Events Trigger Microsisms in Western Mexico City
A new UNAM study reveals that slow-slip events between the Barranca del Muerto and Mixcoac faults in western Mexico City triggered the microsisms observed in May and December 2023, causing ground deformation detected via InSAR.
Slow-Slip Events Trigger Microsisms in Western Mexico City
A new UNAM study reveals that slow-slip events between the Barranca del Muerto and Mixcoac faults in western Mexico City triggered the microsisms observed in May and December 2023, causing ground deformation detected via InSAR.
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12% Bias Score
Snake Island's Deadly VIPERS: Evolution, Venom, and Conservation
Brazil's Ilha da Queimada Grande, or Snake Island, houses 2,000-4,000 critically endangered golden lancehead pit vipers, possessing venom five times more toxic than mainland relatives; their isolated evolution, driven by limited prey, makes them a target for scientific research and illegal smuggling...
Snake Island's Deadly VIPERS: Evolution, Venom, and Conservation
Brazil's Ilha da Queimada Grande, or Snake Island, houses 2,000-4,000 critically endangered golden lancehead pit vipers, possessing venom five times more toxic than mainland relatives; their isolated evolution, driven by limited prey, makes them a target for scientific research and illegal smuggling...
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40% Bias Score
Successful Pig Kidney Transplant in China; Pig Liver Transplant Shows Promise
A Chinese patient is thriving three weeks after receiving a genetically modified pig kidney transplant, and researchers report a pig liver transplant into a brain-dead person showed positive signs for 10 days, showing promise for alleviating organ shortages.
Successful Pig Kidney Transplant in China; Pig Liver Transplant Shows Promise
A Chinese patient is thriving three weeks after receiving a genetically modified pig kidney transplant, and researchers report a pig liver transplant into a brain-dead person showed positive signs for 10 days, showing promise for alleviating organ shortages.
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44% Bias Score
Zajko's "The Spin Off": Sci-Fi, Pickles, and Existential Anxiety
Rafał Zajko's "The Spin Off" at Southend's Focal Point Gallery uses sculptures, installations (including pickles and cryogenic chambers), and pop culture references to explore anxieties about death and the future, juxtaposing sci-fi with the mundane.
Zajko's "The Spin Off": Sci-Fi, Pickles, and Existential Anxiety
Rafał Zajko's "The Spin Off" at Southend's Focal Point Gallery uses sculptures, installations (including pickles and cryogenic chambers), and pop culture references to explore anxieties about death and the future, juxtaposing sci-fi with the mundane.
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48% Bias Score
The AI of Leadership: How Instant Judgment Shapes Influence
The human brain instantly evaluates individuals for leadership potential using a "grab or toss" system similar to AI search algorithms, prioritizing traits like warmth, competence, and gravitas to efficiently allocate limited attention and trust.
The AI of Leadership: How Instant Judgment Shapes Influence
The human brain instantly evaluates individuals for leadership potential using a "grab or toss" system similar to AI search algorithms, prioritizing traits like warmth, competence, and gravitas to efficiently allocate limited attention and trust.
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32% Bias Score
Gronings Language Preservation Program Launched in Eenrum
Fieke Gosselaar teaches Gronings to ten children in Eenrum, Groningen, as part of a program to preserve the endangered dialect, highlighting the contrast with the better-supported Frisian language.
Gronings Language Preservation Program Launched in Eenrum
Fieke Gosselaar teaches Gronings to ten children in Eenrum, Groningen, as part of a program to preserve the endangered dialect, highlighting the contrast with the better-supported Frisian language.
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32% Bias Score
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