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Tirzepatide Shows Superior Weight Loss Compared to Semaglutide in Clinical Trial
A new study comparing tirzepatide and semaglutide in 751 obese participants found tirzepatide produced significantly greater weight loss (average 50 pounds, 20.2% body weight) versus semaglutide (average 33 pounds, 13.7%), attributed to its dual hormone action; however, the study's open-label design...
Tirzepatide Shows Superior Weight Loss Compared to Semaglutide in Clinical Trial
A new study comparing tirzepatide and semaglutide in 751 obese participants found tirzepatide produced significantly greater weight loss (average 50 pounds, 20.2% body weight) versus semaglutide (average 33 pounds, 13.7%), attributed to its dual hormone action; however, the study's open-label design...
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Howgill Fells Rewilding: A Model for Upland Conservation
In the Howgill Fells, a 12-year rewilding project involving 300,000 native trees planted in sheep-free enclosures has led to the return of 11 new breeding bird species and other flora, demonstrating the potential for restoring degraded upland habitats through farmer-conservationist collaboration and...
Howgill Fells Rewilding: A Model for Upland Conservation
In the Howgill Fells, a 12-year rewilding project involving 300,000 native trees planted in sheep-free enclosures has led to the return of 11 new breeding bird species and other flora, demonstrating the potential for restoring degraded upland habitats through farmer-conservationist collaboration and...
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China's Ongoing Precision Measurements of Mount Qomolangma
China's precise measurements of Mount Qomolangma, starting in 1975 and continuing today using advanced technologies like the Beidou navigation system, provide crucial data for global mapping, scientific research, and technological advancements, impacting fields from geology to disaster prevention.
China's Ongoing Precision Measurements of Mount Qomolangma
China's precise measurements of Mount Qomolangma, starting in 1975 and continuing today using advanced technologies like the Beidou navigation system, provide crucial data for global mapping, scientific research, and technological advancements, impacting fields from geology to disaster prevention.
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43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Handprint Found in Spain
A team of Spanish scientists discovered a 43,000-year-old ochre handprint on a granite pebble in Segovia, Spain, the oldest known example of European mobiliary art, providing evidence of Neanderthal symbolic thought and challenging previous assumptions about their cognitive abilities.
43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Handprint Found in Spain
A team of Spanish scientists discovered a 43,000-year-old ochre handprint on a granite pebble in Segovia, Spain, the oldest known example of European mobiliary art, providing evidence of Neanderthal symbolic thought and challenging previous assumptions about their cognitive abilities.
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\"China's COVID-19 Positivity Rate Rises; Experts Urge Increased Prevention and Treatment Efforts\"\
COVID-19 positivity rates in China surged between March 31 and May 4, prompting leading respiratory disease expert Zhong Nanshan to call for increased prevention and treatment efforts, especially for seniors and children, due to ongoing mutations and waning immunity.
\"China's COVID-19 Positivity Rate Rises; Experts Urge Increased Prevention and Treatment Efforts\"\
COVID-19 positivity rates in China surged between March 31 and May 4, prompting leading respiratory disease expert Zhong Nanshan to call for increased prevention and treatment efforts, especially for seniors and children, due to ongoing mutations and waning immunity.
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China to Develop Child-Specific COVID-19 Antibodies
Dr. Zhong Nanshan announced his team is developing COVID-19 antibodies for children under 5 due to insufficient research and safety data on current treatments; COVID-19 positivity rates have increased from 7.5 percent to 16.2 percent in outpatient cases between March 31 and May 4, underscoring the u...
China to Develop Child-Specific COVID-19 Antibodies
Dr. Zhong Nanshan announced his team is developing COVID-19 antibodies for children under 5 due to insufficient research and safety data on current treatments; COVID-19 positivity rates have increased from 7.5 percent to 16.2 percent in outpatient cases between March 31 and May 4, underscoring the u...
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Australian Footprints Rewrite Reptile Evolutionary History
356-million-year-old fossilized footprints discovered in Victoria, Australia, reveal reptile-like creatures existed 35–40 million years earlier than previously believed, pushing back the origin of amniotes and suggesting a faster transition from aquatic to terrestrial life.
Australian Footprints Rewrite Reptile Evolutionary History
356-million-year-old fossilized footprints discovered in Victoria, Australia, reveal reptile-like creatures existed 35–40 million years earlier than previously believed, pushing back the origin of amniotes and suggesting a faster transition from aquatic to terrestrial life.
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Infections Rise Along U.S. Coasts
Richard Empson and Cornell Arceneaux, both from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, contracted Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria, highlighting the rising threat of this pathogen along U.S. coasts due to rising ocean temperatures and increased coastal activities; Empson nearly lost his leg, while Arcene...
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Infections Rise Along U.S. Coasts
Richard Empson and Cornell Arceneaux, both from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, contracted Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria, highlighting the rising threat of this pathogen along U.S. coasts due to rising ocean temperatures and increased coastal activities; Empson nearly lost his leg, while Arcene...
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China's Integrative Medicine Boosts Cancer Survival Rates
China's integrative medicine approach, combining Western and traditional Chinese medicine, AI, and psychological support, increased the five-year cancer survival rate from 33.3% to 43.7% in 2023, saving 500,000 lives annually; new guidelines are used in over 150 countries.
China's Integrative Medicine Boosts Cancer Survival Rates
China's integrative medicine approach, combining Western and traditional Chinese medicine, AI, and psychological support, increased the five-year cancer survival rate from 33.3% to 43.7% in 2023, saving 500,000 lives annually; new guidelines are used in over 150 countries.
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Archaeological Discoveries Uncover Historical Mysteries
Recent archaeological finds include a Byzantine bucket at Sutton Hoo containing cremated remains, and a cache of pre-1921 coins and gold jewelry in the Czech Republic, raising questions about their origins and historical significance.
Archaeological Discoveries Uncover Historical Mysteries
Recent archaeological finds include a Byzantine bucket at Sutton Hoo containing cremated remains, and a cache of pre-1921 coins and gold jewelry in the Czech Republic, raising questions about their origins and historical significance.
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British Special Forces Set New Everest Speed Record, Sparking Safety Debate
A British special forces team achieved a record-breaking seven-day ascent of Mount Everest, utilizing xenon gas to mitigate altitude sickness, sparking debate about safety and ethical implications within the mountaineering community, while reducing environmental impact.
British Special Forces Set New Everest Speed Record, Sparking Safety Debate
A British special forces team achieved a record-breaking seven-day ascent of Mount Everest, utilizing xenon gas to mitigate altitude sickness, sparking debate about safety and ethical implications within the mountaineering community, while reducing environmental impact.
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HSV-1 and Alzheimer's Disease: A Correlation Study
A study of 340,000 patients over 50 in the US found an 80 percent increased relative risk of Alzheimer's disease among those with herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), while antiviral therapy reduced the risk by 17 percent; however, the study does not establish causation.
HSV-1 and Alzheimer's Disease: A Correlation Study
A study of 340,000 patients over 50 in the US found an 80 percent increased relative risk of Alzheimer's disease among those with herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), while antiviral therapy reduced the risk by 17 percent; however, the study does not establish causation.
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