3,900-Year-Old Tomb of Ancient Egyptian Priestess Discovered in Assiut
In Assiut, Egypt, archaeologists unearthed a nearly complete 3,900-year-old tomb belonging to Idy, a priestess of Hathor, revealing insights into ancient Egyptian burial rituals, social hierarchy, and religious beliefs; the tomb is the largest non-royal tomb of its time.
3,900-Year-Old Tomb of Ancient Egyptian Priestess Discovered in Assiut
In Assiut, Egypt, archaeologists unearthed a nearly complete 3,900-year-old tomb belonging to Idy, a priestess of Hathor, revealing insights into ancient Egyptian burial rituals, social hierarchy, and religious beliefs; the tomb is the largest non-royal tomb of its time.
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27 New Species Discovered in Deforested Peruvian Amazon
A joint expedition of scientists and the Awajún indigenous community discovered 27 new species in Peru's Alto Mayo rainforest, including three new amphibians and four new mammals, highlighting the region's biodiversity and the need for a conservation corridor that integrates local communities.
27 New Species Discovered in Deforested Peruvian Amazon
A joint expedition of scientists and the Awajún indigenous community discovered 27 new species in Peru's Alto Mayo rainforest, including three new amphibians and four new mammals, highlighting the region's biodiversity and the need for a conservation corridor that integrates local communities.
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16% Bias Score
Wastewater Monitoring: Early Warning System for Public Health
Wastewater monitoring, previously used to detect various pathogens, expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic and now detects viruses like polio in Germany, highlighting its ability to predict outbreaks and inform public health interventions.
Wastewater Monitoring: Early Warning System for Public Health
Wastewater monitoring, previously used to detect various pathogens, expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic and now detects viruses like polio in Germany, highlighting its ability to predict outbreaks and inform public health interventions.
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32% Bias Score
AI Generates Academic Papers: Implications for Education
Robert Novy-Marx and Mihail Velikov's study shows AI can produce convincing academic papers on stock market prediction in minutes, raising concerns about academic integrity and prompting educators to rethink teaching methods.
AI Generates Academic Papers: Implications for Education
Robert Novy-Marx and Mihail Velikov's study shows AI can produce convincing academic papers on stock market prediction in minutes, raising concerns about academic integrity and prompting educators to rethink teaching methods.
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40% Bias Score
FDA Clears Spinal Stimulator Offering Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Patients
The FDA recently approved ARC-EX Therapy, a non-invasive spinal stimulator showing significant promise in improving hand function and reducing pain for patients with spinal cord injuries, based on results from the Up-LIFT clinical trial where 72% of participants with cervical injuries saw improvemen...
FDA Clears Spinal Stimulator Offering Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Patients
The FDA recently approved ARC-EX Therapy, a non-invasive spinal stimulator showing significant promise in improving hand function and reducing pain for patients with spinal cord injuries, based on results from the Up-LIFT clinical trial where 72% of participants with cervical injuries saw improvemen...
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Stonehenge: A Monument of Unification in Prehistoric Britain
Geological analysis reveals Stonehenge's stones were sourced from across Britain nearly 5,000 years ago, suggesting a unifying purpose among early Britons before the formation of a kingdom, possibly connected to religious practices and the winter solstice.
Stonehenge: A Monument of Unification in Prehistoric Britain
Geological analysis reveals Stonehenge's stones were sourced from across Britain nearly 5,000 years ago, suggesting a unifying purpose among early Britons before the formation of a kingdom, possibly connected to religious practices and the winter solstice.
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44% Bias Score
Stonehenge's Scottish Altar Stone: A Symbol of Failed British Unity
A new theory suggests Stonehenge's stones, sourced from across Britain, including a central altar stone from 700km away in northern Scotland, served as a political statement to unify early farming communities during a period of cultural stress around 2500 BCE, despite the ultimate failure of this un...
Stonehenge's Scottish Altar Stone: A Symbol of Failed British Unity
A new theory suggests Stonehenge's stones, sourced from across Britain, including a central altar stone from 700km away in northern Scotland, served as a political statement to unify early farming communities during a period of cultural stress around 2500 BCE, despite the ultimate failure of this un...
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44% Bias Score
Ancient DNA Confirms Pre-Columbian Syphilis in Americas
Analysis of ancient DNA from pre-Columbian remains in the Americas confirms the presence of Treponema pallidum, the bacteria causing syphilis, before 1492, challenging the traditional view of its European origin and highlighting the role of colonialism in its global spread.
Ancient DNA Confirms Pre-Columbian Syphilis in Americas
Analysis of ancient DNA from pre-Columbian remains in the Americas confirms the presence of Treponema pallidum, the bacteria causing syphilis, before 1492, challenging the traditional view of its European origin and highlighting the role of colonialism in its global spread.
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36% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Suffers from Oxygen Depletion Despite Nutrient Reduction Efforts
A Geomar Helmholtz Centre study reveals that rising water temperatures in the Baltic Sea are preventing ecosystem recovery, despite reduced nutrient inflow, due to increased bacterial activity consuming oxygen and releasing bound nutrients, creating a negative feedback loop.
Baltic Sea Suffers from Oxygen Depletion Despite Nutrient Reduction Efforts
A Geomar Helmholtz Centre study reveals that rising water temperatures in the Baltic Sea are preventing ecosystem recovery, despite reduced nutrient inflow, due to increased bacterial activity consuming oxygen and releasing bound nutrients, creating a negative feedback loop.
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28% Bias Score
27 New Species Discovered in Peruvian Amazon
Scientists discovered at least 27 new species, including an amphibious mouse and a unique catfish, in Peru's Alto Mayo region during a 2022 expedition, highlighting unexpectedly high biodiversity near human settlements and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
27 New Species Discovered in Peruvian Amazon
Scientists discovered at least 27 new species, including an amphibious mouse and a unique catfish, in Peru's Alto Mayo region during a 2022 expedition, highlighting unexpectedly high biodiversity near human settlements and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
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20% Bias Score
Hallmark's Storytelling: A Neuroscience-Backed Guide for Leaders
The 2023 Hallmark movie \"A Merry Scottish Christmas\" attracted 3.33 million viewers, making it the most-watched movie on ad-supported cable that year; this success illustrates how predictable narratives and relatable characters can create emotional connection and engagement, offering valuable less...
Hallmark's Storytelling: A Neuroscience-Backed Guide for Leaders
The 2023 Hallmark movie \"A Merry Scottish Christmas\" attracted 3.33 million viewers, making it the most-watched movie on ad-supported cable that year; this success illustrates how predictable narratives and relatable characters can create emotional connection and engagement, offering valuable less...
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44% Bias Score
UK Ash Dieback: New Research Offers Hope Amidst Ongoing Losses
Ash dieback disease has killed millions of UK ash trees, but recent research suggests average losses of 50% over 30 years, not the previously feared 95%, due to breeding disease-tolerant trees, improved woodland management, and microbiome-based solutions.
UK Ash Dieback: New Research Offers Hope Amidst Ongoing Losses
Ash dieback disease has killed millions of UK ash trees, but recent research suggests average losses of 50% over 30 years, not the previously feared 95%, due to breeding disease-tolerant trees, improved woodland management, and microbiome-based solutions.
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20% Bias Score