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COVID-19 Accelerates Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women
A study of 2390 individuals across 16 countries found that COVID-19 infection accelerates blood vessel aging, impacting women more severely than men, increasing cardiovascular disease risks; vaccination mitigated this effect.
COVID-19 Accelerates Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women
A study of 2390 individuals across 16 countries found that COVID-19 infection accelerates blood vessel aging, impacting women more severely than men, increasing cardiovascular disease risks; vaccination mitigated this effect.
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48% Bias Score
Incision-Free Vision Correction Shows Promise in Rabbit Eye Tests
Scientists have developed a chemical method to correct vision problems without incisions, successfully reshaping rabbit corneas in 12 out of 12 tests; two even showed nearsightedness elimination, potentially offering a cheaper and safer alternative to LASIK.
Incision-Free Vision Correction Shows Promise in Rabbit Eye Tests
Scientists have developed a chemical method to correct vision problems without incisions, successfully reshaping rabbit corneas in 12 out of 12 tests; two even showed nearsightedness elimination, potentially offering a cheaper and safer alternative to LASIK.
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German Alps Face Rapid Glacier Melt
Four glaciers in the German Alps are rapidly melting due to climate change, with two expected to lose their glacier status soon and the others following within the next few decades, significantly impacting winter sports and tourism.
German Alps Face Rapid Glacier Melt
Four glaciers in the German Alps are rapidly melting due to climate change, with two expected to lose their glacier status soon and the others following within the next few decades, significantly impacting winter sports and tourism.
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RGO Celebrates 180 Years: Geography's Ongoing Discoveries
The Russian Geographical Society celebrated its 180th anniversary on August 18th, coinciding with Geography Day in Russia; Komsomolskaya Pravda highlighted the ongoing importance of geographical research, including the exploration of the largely uncharted World Ocean and the discovery of new islands...
RGO Celebrates 180 Years: Geography's Ongoing Discoveries
The Russian Geographical Society celebrated its 180th anniversary on August 18th, coinciding with Geography Day in Russia; Komsomolskaya Pravda highlighted the ongoing importance of geographical research, including the exploration of the largely uncharted World Ocean and the discovery of new islands...
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Optimal Planting and Care for Winter Vegetables
German gardening experts recommend planting winter vegetables like kale, cabbage, leeks, and chard by the end of August for optimal growth and winter harvest; appropriate frost protection methods and storage solutions are also advised.
Optimal Planting and Care for Winter Vegetables
German gardening experts recommend planting winter vegetables like kale, cabbage, leeks, and chard by the end of August for optimal growth and winter harvest; appropriate frost protection methods and storage solutions are also advised.
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CO2's Impact on Earth's History and Future
Peter Brannen's "The Story of CO2 Is the Story of Everything" chronicles the history of CO2 on Earth, linking its fluctuations to major biological events and warning that current emission rates are ten times faster than during past mass extinctions, potentially leading to an uninhabitable planet.
CO2's Impact on Earth's History and Future
Peter Brannen's "The Story of CO2 Is the Story of Everything" chronicles the history of CO2 on Earth, linking its fluctuations to major biological events and warning that current emission rates are ten times faster than during past mass extinctions, potentially leading to an uninhabitable planet.
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China's Tiangong Space Station Uses AI for Astronaut Support
On July 15th, China's Tiangong space station received Wukong AI, a new AI assistant, delivered by the Tianzhou 9 cargo craft; this AI aided three astronauts during their third spacewalk, improving efficiency and psychological support.
China's Tiangong Space Station Uses AI for Astronaut Support
On July 15th, China's Tiangong space station received Wukong AI, a new AI assistant, delivered by the Tianzhou 9 cargo craft; this AI aided three astronauts during their third spacewalk, improving efficiency and psychological support.
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48% Bias Score
Nasal Spray Mimics Rare Mutation's Antiviral Effect
Researchers have developed a nasal spray treatment that mimics a rare genetic mutation's antiviral effects, temporarily halting virus replication in animal models; the treatment is based on the observation that people lacking the ISG15 protein are highly resistant to viruses, despite bacterial infec...
Nasal Spray Mimics Rare Mutation's Antiviral Effect
Researchers have developed a nasal spray treatment that mimics a rare genetic mutation's antiviral effects, temporarily halting virus replication in animal models; the treatment is based on the observation that people lacking the ISG15 protein are highly resistant to viruses, despite bacterial infec...
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48% Bias Score
Budapest's Hidden Geothermal Cave: A 3.6-Mile Underwater Wonder
Budapest's Molnár János Cave, a 3.6-mile-long thermal water cave accessible to certified divers, is one of the world's largest, featuring 80°F water from geothermal springs and ongoing research monitoring for pollution.
Budapest's Hidden Geothermal Cave: A 3.6-Mile Underwater Wonder
Budapest's Molnár János Cave, a 3.6-mile-long thermal water cave accessible to certified divers, is one of the world's largest, featuring 80°F water from geothermal springs and ongoing research monitoring for pollution.
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Stubble Burning Devastates Turkish Soil, Fuels Wildfires
Associate Professor Musa Uludağ warns that stubble burning in Turkey is destroying topsoil, killing beneficial organisms, and increasing the risk of wildfires, causing irreversible damage to agriculture and the environment.
Stubble Burning Devastates Turkish Soil, Fuels Wildfires
Associate Professor Musa Uludağ warns that stubble burning in Turkey is destroying topsoil, killing beneficial organisms, and increasing the risk of wildfires, causing irreversible damage to agriculture and the environment.
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AI Pioneer Warns of Existential Threat, Proposes 'Maternal Instincts' Solution
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns of a 10-20% chance of AI causing human extinction within 20-25 years due to surpassing human intelligence, proposing to program AI with "maternal instincts" as a solution to ensure human safety.
AI Pioneer Warns of Existential Threat, Proposes 'Maternal Instincts' Solution
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns of a 10-20% chance of AI causing human extinction within 20-25 years due to surpassing human intelligence, proposing to program AI with "maternal instincts" as a solution to ensure human safety.
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80,000-Year-Old Arrowheads Rewrite Neanderthal History
80,000-year-old arrowheads, nearly identical to those used by Homo sapiens, were discovered at Uzbekistan's Obi-Rakhmat rock shelter, suggesting Neanderthals possessed advanced weaponry and potentially interacted with early Homo sapiens.
80,000-Year-Old Arrowheads Rewrite Neanderthal History
80,000-year-old arrowheads, nearly identical to those used by Homo sapiens, were discovered at Uzbekistan's Obi-Rakhmat rock shelter, suggesting Neanderthals possessed advanced weaponry and potentially interacted with early Homo sapiens.
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28% Bias Score
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