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Max-Planck-Campus Mainz to Research Water's Unique Properties
A new research alliance, the Max-Planck-Campus Mainz, launched in Mainz, Germany, will focus on water's unique properties to address global challenges like climate change and water scarcity, with a new building planned for completion in 2029 and €42.6 million in funding.
Max-Planck-Campus Mainz to Research Water's Unique Properties
A new research alliance, the Max-Planck-Campus Mainz, launched in Mainz, Germany, will focus on water's unique properties to address global challenges like climate change and water scarcity, with a new building planned for completion in 2029 and €42.6 million in funding.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas to Reach Perihelion in October
Comet 3I/Atlas, an interstellar object, is currently 670 million kilometers from the sun and will reach its perihelion around October 30th, between Mars and Earth's orbits, offering scientists a unique opportunity to study its composition and provide insight into the early solar system.
Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas to Reach Perihelion in October
Comet 3I/Atlas, an interstellar object, is currently 670 million kilometers from the sun and will reach its perihelion around October 30th, between Mars and Earth's orbits, offering scientists a unique opportunity to study its composition and provide insight into the early solar system.
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Helicobacter pylori Drives Projected Surge in Stomach Cancer Cases
Helicobacter pylori infection causes 76 percent of the 15.6 million projected stomach cancer cases among people born between 2008 and 2017, with most cases predicted for Asia and a sharp increase expected in Sub-Saharan Africa; early detection and a vaccine are crucial.
Helicobacter pylori Drives Projected Surge in Stomach Cancer Cases
Helicobacter pylori infection causes 76 percent of the 15.6 million projected stomach cancer cases among people born between 2008 and 2017, with most cases predicted for Asia and a sharp increase expected in Sub-Saharan Africa; early detection and a vaccine are crucial.
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Female Bodies' Resilience: Biological Factors Contribute to Longer Lifespans
A new book reveals that women consistently outlive men across various historical populations and modern settings, even with limited resources, due to the female body's innate resilience stemming from biological and physiological factors, including their immune system and nutrient absorption.
Female Bodies' Resilience: Biological Factors Contribute to Longer Lifespans
A new book reveals that women consistently outlive men across various historical populations and modern settings, even with limited resources, due to the female body's innate resilience stemming from biological and physiological factors, including their immune system and nutrient absorption.
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Scopes Trial Anniversary: Evolution vs. Creationism Debate Continues
The 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial, a staged 1925 event in Dayton, Tennessee, reignited debate over evolution versus creationism, revealing persistent divisions despite increased acceptance of evolution among Americans.
Scopes Trial Anniversary: Evolution vs. Creationism Debate Continues
The 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial, a staged 1925 event in Dayton, Tennessee, reignited debate over evolution versus creationism, revealing persistent divisions despite increased acceptance of evolution among Americans.
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Infant Crying Duration Largely Genetically Determined: Twin Study
A Swedish twin study found that up to 70 percent of infant crying duration is genetically determined by the time babies reach five months old, while nighttime wakings and calming ability are less genetically influenced. The study used questionnaires from parents of 998 twins.
Infant Crying Duration Largely Genetically Determined: Twin Study
A Swedish twin study found that up to 70 percent of infant crying duration is genetically determined by the time babies reach five months old, while nighttime wakings and calming ability are less genetically influenced. The study used questionnaires from parents of 998 twins.
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High Pollutant Levels Found in Mediterranean Fin Whales
A study published in Environmental Science & Technology found high concentrations of various pollutants, including pharmaceuticals (paracetamol, diclofenac), UV filters, plastic additives (phthalates), and nicotine, in Mediterranean fin whales, suggesting potential health and reproductive risks, and...
High Pollutant Levels Found in Mediterranean Fin Whales
A study published in Environmental Science & Technology found high concentrations of various pollutants, including pharmaceuticals (paracetamol, diclofenac), UV filters, plastic additives (phthalates), and nicotine, in Mediterranean fin whales, suggesting potential health and reproductive risks, and...
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H5N1 Infection in Dairy Cattle: Oral Transmission and Vaccination
A Chinese study published in National Science Review reveals how H5N1 bird flu infects dairy cattle via oral tissues, leading to a 2023 US outbreak across 1,070+ farms in 17 states, causing 10% cow mortality and infecting 41 workers; researchers found that vaccination provides complete protection.
H5N1 Infection in Dairy Cattle: Oral Transmission and Vaccination
A Chinese study published in National Science Review reveals how H5N1 bird flu infects dairy cattle via oral tissues, leading to a 2023 US outbreak across 1,070+ farms in 17 states, causing 10% cow mortality and infecting 41 workers; researchers found that vaccination provides complete protection.
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CDC Ends H5N1 Bird Flu Emergency Response
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ended its H5N1 bird flu emergency response on July 2, 2025, due to the absence of human cases since February 2025, despite the virus previously affecting nearly 175 million birds in the US and spreading globally, including to over 1000 cattle h...
CDC Ends H5N1 Bird Flu Emergency Response
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ended its H5N1 bird flu emergency response on July 2, 2025, due to the absence of human cases since February 2025, despite the virus previously affecting nearly 175 million birds in the US and spreading globally, including to over 1000 cattle h...
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Patent Foramen Ovale: Increased Stroke and Dementia Risk
A patent foramen ovale (PFO), present in about 25% of people, is an opening between heart chambers that increases stroke risk, especially in individuals prone to blood clots or experiencing fluctuating heart pressures; research also links large PFOs to vascular dementia.
Patent Foramen Ovale: Increased Stroke and Dementia Risk
A patent foramen ovale (PFO), present in about 25% of people, is an opening between heart chambers that increases stroke risk, especially in individuals prone to blood clots or experiencing fluctuating heart pressures; research also links large PFOs to vascular dementia.
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CDC Ends H5N1 Bird Flu Emergency Response
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ended its H5N1 bird flu emergency response on July 2, 2025, due to the absence of human cases since February 2025, despite the virus affecting nearly 175 million birds in the US since 2022 and spreading globally to mammals, including a significant im...
CDC Ends H5N1 Bird Flu Emergency Response
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ended its H5N1 bird flu emergency response on July 2, 2025, due to the absence of human cases since February 2025, despite the virus affecting nearly 175 million birds in the US since 2022 and spreading globally to mammals, including a significant im...
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Indian Nursery Uses Plant Grafting for Higher Crop Yields
Rajiv Bhasker, from Rupnagar, India, established North India's first grafting nursery using a technique that combines two plants' qualities, resulting in a threefold yield increase; his nursery produces over 1 million grafted plants annually, expanding to 40-50 million, generating a 24-25 lakh rupee...
Indian Nursery Uses Plant Grafting for Higher Crop Yields
Rajiv Bhasker, from Rupnagar, India, established North India's first grafting nursery using a technique that combines two plants' qualities, resulting in a threefold yield increase; his nursery produces over 1 million grafted plants annually, expanding to 40-50 million, generating a 24-25 lakh rupee...
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