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Melanoma Risk Varies by Sex: Clothing and Body Shape Play Key Roles
A British Cancer Research UK study reveals that melanoma locations vary significantly between men and women, with differences attributed to clothing choices and body composition, highlighting the need for sex-specific sun protection strategies.
Melanoma Risk Varies by Sex: Clothing and Body Shape Play Key Roles
A British Cancer Research UK study reveals that melanoma locations vary significantly between men and women, with differences attributed to clothing choices and body composition, highlighting the need for sex-specific sun protection strategies.
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48% Bias Score
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Crop-Destroying Fungus
Two Chinese researchers were charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus causing $1 billion in annual crop losses, into the U.S. last summer, highlighting biosecurity concerns amid U.S.-China tensions.
Chinese Researchers Charged with Smuggling Crop-Destroying Fungus
Two Chinese researchers were charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus causing $1 billion in annual crop losses, into the U.S. last summer, highlighting biosecurity concerns amid U.S.-China tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Biomimicry and Circular Economy Combat Plastic Pollution
The UN promotes biomimicry to combat plastic pollution; 11 million tons of plastic annually pollute oceans, harming marine life. Veolia's ecofactories and nature-based solutions aim to create circular economies, transforming waste into resources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Biomimicry and Circular Economy Combat Plastic Pollution
The UN promotes biomimicry to combat plastic pollution; 11 million tons of plastic annually pollute oceans, harming marine life. Veolia's ecofactories and nature-based solutions aim to create circular economies, transforming waste into resources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
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28% Bias Score
Death of Niède Guidon: Pioneer Archaeologist's Legacy of Pre-Columbian Discoveries
Brazilian archaeologist Niède Guidon, known for her discoveries of ancient cave paintings and human remains in Piaui state that significantly predate previous estimates of human arrival in the Americas, died Wednesday at age 92, leaving a legacy of challenging established theories and advocating for...
Death of Niède Guidon: Pioneer Archaeologist's Legacy of Pre-Columbian Discoveries
Brazilian archaeologist Niède Guidon, known for her discoveries of ancient cave paintings and human remains in Piaui state that significantly predate previous estimates of human arrival in the Americas, died Wednesday at age 92, leaving a legacy of challenging established theories and advocating for...
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44% Bias Score
Ohio State University Launches Mandatory AI Fluency Initiative for Undergraduates
Ohio State University launches 'AI Fluency', a mandatory initiative embedding basic AI education in all undergraduate programs starting this fall, aiming to equip students with AI literacy and responsible application skills for future workforce demands.
Ohio State University Launches Mandatory AI Fluency Initiative for Undergraduates
Ohio State University launches 'AI Fluency', a mandatory initiative embedding basic AI education in all undergraduate programs starting this fall, aiming to equip students with AI literacy and responsible application skills for future workforce demands.
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40% Bias Score
Exercise Improves Gut Microbiome Diversity, Enhancing Health and Athletic Performance
A new review in Gastroenterology reveals a strong link between exercise and gut microbiome diversity, showing that physical activity increases beneficial bacteria and reduces inflammation through the release of myokines which interact with gut microbes to produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs).
Exercise Improves Gut Microbiome Diversity, Enhancing Health and Athletic Performance
A new review in Gastroenterology reveals a strong link between exercise and gut microbiome diversity, showing that physical activity increases beneficial bacteria and reduces inflammation through the release of myokines which interact with gut microbes to produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs).
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24% Bias Score
Early Bacteria Exposure Halves Risk of Infant Lung Infections
A UK study found that the presence of Bifidobacterium longum in newborns, often acquired through vaginal delivery, significantly reduces the risk of lung infection hospitalizations within two years, affecting 4% of babies with the bacteria compared to a much higher rate in those without it.
Early Bacteria Exposure Halves Risk of Infant Lung Infections
A UK study found that the presence of Bifidobacterium longum in newborns, often acquired through vaginal delivery, significantly reduces the risk of lung infection hospitalizations within two years, affecting 4% of babies with the bacteria compared to a much higher rate in those without it.
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28% Bias Score
World's First Bio-Computer Now Available for $35,000
Cortical Labs is selling the CL1, a $35,000 biological computer containing 800,000 human brain cells on a silicon chip; its potential applications include medical research and AI development, but its short lifespan (up to six months) poses challenges.
World's First Bio-Computer Now Available for $35,000
Cortical Labs is selling the CL1, a $35,000 biological computer containing 800,000 human brain cells on a silicon chip; its potential applications include medical research and AI development, but its short lifespan (up to six months) poses challenges.
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44% Bias Score
AI Dating of Dead Sea Scrolls Reveals Older Texts
Using AI, researchers discovered that many Dead Sea Scrolls are older than previously believed, some dating back to the time of the original biblical authors, challenging existing assumptions about their creation and provenance.
AI Dating of Dead Sea Scrolls Reveals Older Texts
Using AI, researchers discovered that many Dead Sea Scrolls are older than previously believed, some dating back to the time of the original biblical authors, challenging existing assumptions about their creation and provenance.
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28% Bias Score
Longevity Economics: Adapting to Longer Lifespans
The UniCredit 2025 Longevity Economic Forum in Milan addressed the economic implications of increasing lifespans, announcing two new tools to measure longevity readiness and highlighting the need for systemic changes in finance, work, and healthcare to support healthy aging.
Longevity Economics: Adapting to Longer Lifespans
The UniCredit 2025 Longevity Economic Forum in Milan addressed the economic implications of increasing lifespans, announcing two new tools to measure longevity readiness and highlighting the need for systemic changes in finance, work, and healthcare to support healthy aging.
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44% Bias Score
Aberdeen Research Reveals Distinct Chronic Pain Pathway, Promising New Treatments
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen have found that chronic pain has a different physiological pathway than other types of pain, potentially leading to new treatments targeting a molecule called glutamate, offering hope for the estimated one-in-five people in Scotland with chronic pain.
Aberdeen Research Reveals Distinct Chronic Pain Pathway, Promising New Treatments
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen have found that chronic pain has a different physiological pathway than other types of pain, potentially leading to new treatments targeting a molecule called glutamate, offering hope for the estimated one-in-five people in Scotland with chronic pain.
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40% Bias Score
AI-Generated Articles Infiltrate Academic Journal: 48 of 53 Low-Citation Papers Appear AI-Generated
Diomidis Spinellis's research revealed that 48 out of 53 low-citation articles in a specific journal appear AI-generated, many falsely attributed to researchers from universities like Washington University and UC Berkeley; two listed authors were deceased at publication time, highlighting the threat...
AI-Generated Articles Infiltrate Academic Journal: 48 of 53 Low-Citation Papers Appear AI-Generated
Diomidis Spinellis's research revealed that 48 out of 53 low-citation articles in a specific journal appear AI-generated, many falsely attributed to researchers from universities like Washington University and UC Berkeley; two listed authors were deceased at publication time, highlighting the threat...
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44% Bias Score
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