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Congenital COVID-19 linked to 10% increase in childhood cognitive delays
A Spanish study shows a 10% rise in cognitive developmental delays among 5-year-olds with congenital COVID-19 infections, linked to infection during the 20th week of pregnancy and impacting the hippocampus; the effects were reduced in children of vaccinated mothers.
Congenital COVID-19 linked to 10% increase in childhood cognitive delays
A Spanish study shows a 10% rise in cognitive developmental delays among 5-year-olds with congenital COVID-19 infections, linked to infection during the 20th week of pregnancy and impacting the hippocampus; the effects were reduced in children of vaccinated mothers.
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Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a temporary slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since the late 2000s, despite continued human-caused global warming; the rate of loss over the last two decades is the slowest since 1979, though this is expected to change within 5-10 years.
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a temporary slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since the late 2000s, despite continued human-caused global warming; the rate of loss over the last two decades is the slowest since 1979, though this is expected to change within 5-10 years.
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Submerged Roman City Unearthed in Aboukir Bay
Egyptian divers recovered three ancient statues—a Ramses II sphinx, a Ptolemaic figure, and a Roman noble—from Aboukir Bay, revealing a submerged Roman city, possibly an extension of Canopus, during a development project.
Submerged Roman City Unearthed in Aboukir Bay
Egyptian divers recovered three ancient statues—a Ramses II sphinx, a Ptolemaic figure, and a Roman noble—from Aboukir Bay, revealing a submerged Roman city, possibly an extension of Canopus, during a development project.
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New Dinosaur Species with Sail-Like Structure Discovered on Isle of Wight
Paleontologists announced the discovery of a new dinosaur species, Istiorachis macarthurae, on the Isle of Wight, featuring a distinctive sail-like structure on its back, potentially used for sexual signaling; the discovery, published in Papers in Palaeontology, highlights the region's diverse Early...
New Dinosaur Species with Sail-Like Structure Discovered on Isle of Wight
Paleontologists announced the discovery of a new dinosaur species, Istiorachis macarthurae, on the Isle of Wight, featuring a distinctive sail-like structure on its back, potentially used for sexual signaling; the discovery, published in Papers in Palaeontology, highlights the region's diverse Early...
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New Dinosaur Species with Sail Discovered on Isle of Wight
A new species of dinosaur, Istiorachis macarthurae, has been identified from 125-million-year-old fossils found on the Isle of Wight, possessing a sail-like structure on its back, suggesting greater dinosaur diversity than previously thought.
New Dinosaur Species with Sail Discovered on Isle of Wight
A new species of dinosaur, Istiorachis macarthurae, has been identified from 125-million-year-old fossils found on the Isle of Wight, possessing a sail-like structure on its back, suggesting greater dinosaur diversity than previously thought.
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Antarctic Sea Ice Loss Accelerates, Triggering Irreversible Climate Change
A Nature study reveals abrupt, irreversible changes in Antarctica due to climate change, causing a rapid slowdown of ocean currents, significant sea ice loss harming wildlife, and potentially triggering catastrophic consequences.
Antarctic Sea Ice Loss Accelerates, Triggering Irreversible Climate Change
A Nature study reveals abrupt, irreversible changes in Antarctica due to climate change, causing a rapid slowdown of ocean currents, significant sea ice loss harming wildlife, and potentially triggering catastrophic consequences.
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Diamond Sensors Offer Precise Breast Cancer Metastasis Tracking
British scientists created a non-toxic, non-radioactive diamond sensor to track breast cancer spread by detecting magnetic tracer fluid injected near the tumor, improving upon current methods with higher precision during surgery.
Diamond Sensors Offer Precise Breast Cancer Metastasis Tracking
British scientists created a non-toxic, non-radioactive diamond sensor to track breast cancer spread by detecting magnetic tracer fluid injected near the tumor, improving upon current methods with higher precision during surgery.
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Ancient Egyptian City's Sunken Remains Unearthed
Divers and cranes recovered over 2,000-year-old artifacts, including statues, coins, and limestone buildings, from a submerged site in Abu Qir Bay near Alexandria, Egypt, potentially part of the ancient city of Canopus; the discovery highlights the impact of earthquakes, rising sea levels, and the v...
Ancient Egyptian City's Sunken Remains Unearthed
Divers and cranes recovered over 2,000-year-old artifacts, including statues, coins, and limestone buildings, from a submerged site in Abu Qir Bay near Alexandria, Egypt, potentially part of the ancient city of Canopus; the discovery highlights the impact of earthquakes, rising sea levels, and the v...
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SpaceX's Tenth Starship Launch Attempt
SpaceX will launch its Starship rocket for a tenth time on Monday, aiming to achieve a successful flight and landing after numerous failures; this follows detailed analysis of previous test failures, while concerns remain about the system's design.
SpaceX's Tenth Starship Launch Attempt
SpaceX will launch its Starship rocket for a tenth time on Monday, aiming to achieve a successful flight and landing after numerous failures; this follows detailed analysis of previous test failures, while concerns remain about the system's design.
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Missouri Resident Dies from Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection
A Missouri resident died from a Naegleria fowleri infection after waterskiing in the Ozark Mountains; this highlights the rare but deadly brain-eating amoeba's presence in warm freshwater, with only six US survivors since 1962.
Missouri Resident Dies from Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection
A Missouri resident died from a Naegleria fowleri infection after waterskiing in the Ozark Mountains; this highlights the rare but deadly brain-eating amoeba's presence in warm freshwater, with only six US survivors since 1962.
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Humanity's Enduring Relationship with Light and Technology
A reflection on humanity's evolving understanding of light and technology, using Thelonious Monk's quote and the recent Iberian Peninsula blackout as examples to illustrate our continued tendency to view technology with a sense of magical awe and potential vulnerabilities.
Humanity's Enduring Relationship with Light and Technology
A reflection on humanity's evolving understanding of light and technology, using Thelonious Monk's quote and the recent Iberian Peninsula blackout as examples to illustrate our continued tendency to view technology with a sense of magical awe and potential vulnerabilities.
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2.6-Million-Year-Old Teeth Challenge Linear View of Human Evolution
Scientists unearthed 13 hominin teeth in northeastern Ethiopia, dating back 2.6 million years and belonging to two distinct genera, Australopithecus and Homo, challenging the linear view of human evolution.
2.6-Million-Year-Old Teeth Challenge Linear View of Human Evolution
Scientists unearthed 13 hominin teeth in northeastern Ethiopia, dating back 2.6 million years and belonging to two distinct genera, Australopithecus and Homo, challenging the linear view of human evolution.
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