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EU Responds to US Brain Drain with Increased Funding for Scientists
Facing budget cuts and anti-diversity policies under the Trump administration, many US scientists are seeking opportunities in the EU, prompting a coordinated response from the EU to increase funding and create permanent positions for relocating researchers.
EU Responds to US Brain Drain with Increased Funding for Scientists
Facing budget cuts and anti-diversity policies under the Trump administration, many US scientists are seeking opportunities in the EU, prompting a coordinated response from the EU to increase funding and create permanent positions for relocating researchers.
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Eight-Year Gantenerumab Treatment Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Onset
A small clinical trial of 22 genetically predisposed individuals showed that eight years of treatment with gantenerumab reduced their risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms by half; however, the drug was later discontinued due to inefficacy in larger trials.
Eight-Year Gantenerumab Treatment Shows Promise in Delaying Alzheimer's Onset
A small clinical trial of 22 genetically predisposed individuals showed that eight years of treatment with gantenerumab reduced their risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms by half; however, the drug was later discontinued due to inefficacy in larger trials.
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New Memory-Boosting Techniques Revealed by Recent Research
Studies show walking backward, drawing, timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall significantly, with drawing proving as effective for older adults as for younger ones.
New Memory-Boosting Techniques Revealed by Recent Research
Studies show walking backward, drawing, timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall significantly, with drawing proving as effective for older adults as for younger ones.
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Bronze Age Stone Circle Unearthed in Derbyshire
Archaeologists in Derbyshire, England, have uncovered a 3,700-year-old Bronze Age stone circle in Farley Wood near Matlock, significantly altering understanding of the site and its ritual importance to Bronze Age communities, exceeding initial assumptions of a single standing stone.
Bronze Age Stone Circle Unearthed in Derbyshire
Archaeologists in Derbyshire, England, have uncovered a 3,700-year-old Bronze Age stone circle in Farley Wood near Matlock, significantly altering understanding of the site and its ritual importance to Bronze Age communities, exceeding initial assumptions of a single standing stone.
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Earthquake Prediction: Coincidence or Skill?
Brent Dmitruk correctly predicted a magnitude 7.3 earthquake in northern California, but scientists say earthquakes remain unpredictable due to complex geological factors; preparedness strategies are crucial.
Earthquake Prediction: Coincidence or Skill?
Brent Dmitruk correctly predicted a magnitude 7.3 earthquake in northern California, but scientists say earthquakes remain unpredictable due to complex geological factors; preparedness strategies are crucial.
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Scientifically-Proven Memory Boosting Techniques
New research shows walking backward, drawing, properly timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall and retention; these methods engage deeper cognitive processing, offering significant improvements for diverse populations.
Scientifically-Proven Memory Boosting Techniques
New research shows walking backward, drawing, properly timed exercise, and short rest periods improve memory recall and retention; these methods engage deeper cognitive processing, offering significant improvements for diverse populations.
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Global Fertility Rate Halved: Education, Careers, and Environmental Concerns Drive Decline
Global fertility rates have halved in 50 years due to increased access to education and contraception, more women in the workplace, and changing societal attitudes; this trend is expected to cause population shrinkage in dozens of countries by 2100.
Global Fertility Rate Halved: Education, Careers, and Environmental Concerns Drive Decline
Global fertility rates have halved in 50 years due to increased access to education and contraception, more women in the workplace, and changing societal attitudes; this trend is expected to cause population shrinkage in dozens of countries by 2100.
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Sugar Substitutes and Natural Alternatives: Debunking Health Myths
According to nutrition experts at the Universities of Hamburg and Halle-Wittenberg, many "sugar-free" products contain substitute sugars chemically similar to regular sugar, and naturally sourced alternatives like honey and agave syrup, while containing less refined sugar, have similar health implic...
Sugar Substitutes and Natural Alternatives: Debunking Health Myths
According to nutrition experts at the Universities of Hamburg and Halle-Wittenberg, many "sugar-free" products contain substitute sugars chemically similar to regular sugar, and naturally sourced alternatives like honey and agave syrup, while containing less refined sugar, have similar health implic...
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Underground City Claim Beneath Giza Pyramids Sparks Debate
Researchers claim radar technology has revealed a vast underground city spanning over 6,500 feet beneath the Giza pyramids, potentially predating known Egyptian structures, though independent experts express skepticism.
Underground City Claim Beneath Giza Pyramids Sparks Debate
Researchers claim radar technology has revealed a vast underground city spanning over 6,500 feet beneath the Giza pyramids, potentially predating known Egyptian structures, though independent experts express skepticism.
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The Possibility of Tenderness": A Black Migrant's Journey of Self-Discovery
Jason Allen-Paisant's new non-fiction book, "The Possibility of Tenderness", explores themes of class, leisure, and self-discovery through the lens of his Jamaican grandmother's life and his own experiences as a Black migrant in the UK, challenging conventional nature writing.
The Possibility of Tenderness": A Black Migrant's Journey of Self-Discovery
Jason Allen-Paisant's new non-fiction book, "The Possibility of Tenderness", explores themes of class, leisure, and self-discovery through the lens of his Jamaican grandmother's life and his own experiences as a Black migrant in the UK, challenging conventional nature writing.
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Partial Solar Eclipse 2025: "Double Sunrise" Visible in Northeast
A partial solar eclipse will occur at sunrise on March 29, 2025, across parts of North America, with optimal viewing in coastal northeastern U.S. states and Atlantic Canada; a rare "double sunrise" effect will be visible along a 350-mile line from Quebec to Maine, requiring clear skies and precise p...
Partial Solar Eclipse 2025: "Double Sunrise" Visible in Northeast
A partial solar eclipse will occur at sunrise on March 29, 2025, across parts of North America, with optimal viewing in coastal northeastern U.S. states and Atlantic Canada; a rare "double sunrise" effect will be visible along a 350-mile line from Quebec to Maine, requiring clear skies and precise p...
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Unprecedented Glacier Melt: Record Retreat and Global Impacts
A new study reveals that glaciers have experienced the fastest retreat in recorded history in five of the past six years, resulting in a loss of over 9,000 gigatons of ice and posing significant risks to water resources, increasing flood dangers, and contributing to rising sea levels.
Unprecedented Glacier Melt: Record Retreat and Global Impacts
A new study reveals that glaciers have experienced the fastest retreat in recorded history in five of the past six years, resulting in a loss of over 9,000 gigatons of ice and posing significant risks to water resources, increasing flood dangers, and contributing to rising sea levels.
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44% Bias Score
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