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Brain Changes and Cognitive Benefits of Multilingualism
Research shows learning a new language physically alters the brain, increasing gray matter and improving neuronal communication; however, whether this leads to higher intelligence remains unclear, requiring further investigation.
Brain Changes and Cognitive Benefits of Multilingualism
Research shows learning a new language physically alters the brain, increasing gray matter and improving neuronal communication; however, whether this leads to higher intelligence remains unclear, requiring further investigation.
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Saarland's Otter Population Thrives Following Reintroduction
Following its rediscovery two and a half years ago, a long-term monitoring program has been launched to track the re-established otter population in Saarland, revealing over 80 sightings and confirmed reproduction on the Ill, Blies, and Prims rivers.
Saarland's Otter Population Thrives Following Reintroduction
Following its rediscovery two and a half years ago, a long-term monitoring program has been launched to track the re-established otter population in Saarland, revealing over 80 sightings and confirmed reproduction on the Ill, Blies, and Prims rivers.
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Innovative Liver Transplant Saves 21-Year-Old
A 21-year-old woman in Turin received a life-saving liver transplant using a novel extra-anatomical technique due to prior unsuccessful surgeries that left no usable connection points for the new organ; the 14-hour procedure, completed successfully, involved directly connecting the aorta to the new ...
Innovative Liver Transplant Saves 21-Year-Old
A 21-year-old woman in Turin received a life-saving liver transplant using a novel extra-anatomical technique due to prior unsuccessful surgeries that left no usable connection points for the new organ; the 14-hour procedure, completed successfully, involved directly connecting the aorta to the new ...
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Lab-Grown Human Tooth: A Breakthrough in Regenerative Dentistry
Scientists at King's College London have successfully grown a human tooth in a laboratory setting, offering a potential biological alternative to dental implants and fillings, with significant implications for future dental care and treatment of tooth decay, especially among the elderly.
Lab-Grown Human Tooth: A Breakthrough in Regenerative Dentistry
Scientists at King's College London have successfully grown a human tooth in a laboratory setting, offering a potential biological alternative to dental implants and fillings, with significant implications for future dental care and treatment of tooth decay, especially among the elderly.
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Planet's Death Plunge into Star: Webb Telescope Reveals New Details
New James Webb Space Telescope observations reveal a planet's demise 12,000 light-years away in the Aquila constellation, caused by a death plunge into its star due to orbital decay, contradicting earlier theories. The event ejected hot gas and dust, observable by Webb.
Planet's Death Plunge into Star: Webb Telescope Reveals New Details
New James Webb Space Telescope observations reveal a planet's demise 12,000 light-years away in the Aquila constellation, caused by a death plunge into its star due to orbital decay, contradicting earlier theories. The event ejected hot gas and dust, observable by Webb.
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Vaccination Rates and Herd Immunity: Simulations Reveal Thresholds and Risks
Simulations demonstrate that containing contagious diseases requires vaccination rates above a herd immunity threshold, varying with contagiousness; uneven vaccination distribution leaves communities vulnerable, even with high overall rates.
Vaccination Rates and Herd Immunity: Simulations Reveal Thresholds and Risks
Simulations demonstrate that containing contagious diseases requires vaccination rates above a herd immunity threshold, varying with contagiousness; uneven vaccination distribution leaves communities vulnerable, even with high overall rates.
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5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Julian, California
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Julian, California, at 10:00 a.m. local time on Monday, causing minor damage and no injuries reported, prompting California's ShakeAlert system to provide seconds of warning to residents.
5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Julian, California
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Julian, California, at 10:00 a.m. local time on Monday, causing minor damage and no injuries reported, prompting California's ShakeAlert system to provide seconds of warning to residents.
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Imminent Threat: Solar Superstorm Could Cause Global Catastrophe
A solar superstorm, potentially causing an 'internet apocalypse', could hit Earth at any moment, with only 18 hours of warning, causing widespread power outages, water shortages, and food spoilage due to the failure of energy transformers and refrigeration systems.
Imminent Threat: Solar Superstorm Could Cause Global Catastrophe
A solar superstorm, potentially causing an 'internet apocalypse', could hit Earth at any moment, with only 18 hours of warning, causing widespread power outages, water shortages, and food spoilage due to the failure of energy transformers and refrigeration systems.
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Isaacman's NASA Appointment: Kelly Predicts Space Renaissance
Astronaut Scott Kelly strongly supports Jared Isaacman's appointment as NASA Administrator, predicting a renaissance in space exploration driven by Isaacman's philanthropic initiatives and ambitious Mars mission plans; this follows Isaacman's successful Polaris Dawn mission and humanitarian aid to U...
Isaacman's NASA Appointment: Kelly Predicts Space Renaissance
Astronaut Scott Kelly strongly supports Jared Isaacman's appointment as NASA Administrator, predicting a renaissance in space exploration driven by Isaacman's philanthropic initiatives and ambitious Mars mission plans; this follows Isaacman's successful Polaris Dawn mission and humanitarian aid to U...
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Global Plastic Production Soars, Recycling Remains Low
A new study reveals that global plastic production in 2022 reached 400 million tons, with less than 10% derived from recycled materials; the highest per-capita consumption was in the US (216 kg), while China had the highest total consumption (80 million tons); only 38 million tons were recycled, whi...
Global Plastic Production Soars, Recycling Remains Low
A new study reveals that global plastic production in 2022 reached 400 million tons, with less than 10% derived from recycled materials; the highest per-capita consumption was in the US (216 kg), while China had the highest total consumption (80 million tons); only 38 million tons were recycled, whi...
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Saliva Test Shows Improved Accuracy in Prostate Cancer Risk Assessment
A new saliva test shows promise in identifying prostate cancer risk more accurately than the standard PSA blood test, with 40% of high-risk men in a UK study having cancer, compared to 25% with the PSA test, potentially reducing unnecessary biopsies.
Saliva Test Shows Improved Accuracy in Prostate Cancer Risk Assessment
A new saliva test shows promise in identifying prostate cancer risk more accurately than the standard PSA blood test, with 40% of high-risk men in a UK study having cancer, compared to 25% with the PSA test, potentially reducing unnecessary biopsies.
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Dinosaur Populations Thrived Before Asteroid Impact, Study Suggests
A new study using statistical modeling of the North American fossil record suggests that dinosaurs were thriving before the asteroid impact 66 million years ago, challenging previous theories of pre-existing decline; geological factors, not population changes, likely account for the apparent decreas...
Dinosaur Populations Thrived Before Asteroid Impact, Study Suggests
A new study using statistical modeling of the North American fossil record suggests that dinosaurs were thriving before the asteroid impact 66 million years ago, challenging previous theories of pre-existing decline; geological factors, not population changes, likely account for the apparent decreas...
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36% Bias Score
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