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July 2025: Third Hottest Month Globally Amidst Extreme Weather
July 2025 was the third hottest July globally, with temperatures reaching over 50°C in parts of the Middle East and causing extreme weather events like floods in China and Pakistan, despite not breaking the record set in 2023; the burning of fossil fuels is cited as the primary cause.
July 2025: Third Hottest Month Globally Amidst Extreme Weather
July 2025 was the third hottest July globally, with temperatures reaching over 50°C in parts of the Middle East and causing extreme weather events like floods in China and Pakistan, despite not breaking the record set in 2023; the burning of fossil fuels is cited as the primary cause.
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Cardiorespiratory Fitness a Stronger Mortality Predictor Than Body Weight
A study of almost 400,000 people found cardiorespiratory fitness, measured by peak oxygen consumption (VO2), to be a more significant predictor of mortality than body weight; even with excess weight, high VO2 levels correlated with lower mortality risk.
Cardiorespiratory Fitness a Stronger Mortality Predictor Than Body Weight
A study of almost 400,000 people found cardiorespiratory fitness, measured by peak oxygen consumption (VO2), to be a more significant predictor of mortality than body weight; even with excess weight, high VO2 levels correlated with lower mortality risk.
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40% Bias Score
Comet Impact 12,800 Years Ago Confirmed by Deep-Sea Sediment Analysis
An international research team, including Russian scientist Vladimir Celmovich, discovered evidence of a comet striking Earth 12,800 years ago in deep-sea sediments from the Baffin Sea, confirming the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis and explaining a period of significant global cooling.
Comet Impact 12,800 Years Ago Confirmed by Deep-Sea Sediment Analysis
An international research team, including Russian scientist Vladimir Celmovich, discovered evidence of a comet striking Earth 12,800 years ago in deep-sea sediments from the Baffin Sea, confirming the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis and explaining a period of significant global cooling.
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High Temperatures Increase Health Risks in Young Adults: Spanish Study
A Spanish study found that high temperatures increase emergency room visits and hospital admissions in people under 65 due to ischemic strokes and acute kidney failure, not just heatstroke, as observed in six heatwaves between 2005 and 2021 at Mallorca's Son Espases University Hospital.
High Temperatures Increase Health Risks in Young Adults: Spanish Study
A Spanish study found that high temperatures increase emergency room visits and hospital admissions in people under 65 due to ischemic strokes and acute kidney failure, not just heatstroke, as observed in six heatwaves between 2005 and 2021 at Mallorca's Son Espases University Hospital.
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July 2025: Third Warmest on Record, Despite Temporary Reprieve in Heatwave
July 2025 was the third warmest July globally, despite a recent pause in record temperatures; this follows June 2025 being the warmest June on record in Western Europe, highlighting the continued impact of climate change and the need for urgent action to mitigate its effects.
July 2025: Third Warmest on Record, Despite Temporary Reprieve in Heatwave
July 2025 was the third warmest July globally, despite a recent pause in record temperatures; this follows June 2025 being the warmest June on record in Western Europe, highlighting the continued impact of climate change and the need for urgent action to mitigate its effects.
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Record $100 Million Donation to Rebuild Murdoch University Veterinary School
Perth businessman Ted Powell donated $100 million to Murdoch University, funding a complete rebuild of its veterinary school and increasing student capacity by 50 percent to address Australia's veterinarian shortage.
Record $100 Million Donation to Rebuild Murdoch University Veterinary School
Perth businessman Ted Powell donated $100 million to Murdoch University, funding a complete rebuild of its veterinary school and increasing student capacity by 50 percent to address Australia's veterinarian shortage.
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Slowing Texas Measles Outbreak Amidst Record US Cases
Texas's recent decline in measles cases offers a temporary reprieve from a nationwide surge; however, the overall US total of 1,356 confirmed measles cases in 2024 surpasses numbers from the last three decades, fueled by low vaccination rates (84.8% in Wisconsin) and high exemption rates (7.6% in Wi...
Slowing Texas Measles Outbreak Amidst Record US Cases
Texas's recent decline in measles cases offers a temporary reprieve from a nationwide surge; however, the overall US total of 1,356 confirmed measles cases in 2024 surpasses numbers from the last three decades, fueled by low vaccination rates (84.8% in Wisconsin) and high exemption rates (7.6% in Wi...
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Metformin Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Overweight and Obese Individuals
A study of half a million overweight and obese individuals revealed that metformin users had a significantly lower risk of developing dementia and death from any cause, with the greatest benefits observed in those with BMIs between 25 and 34.9.
Metformin Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Overweight and Obese Individuals
A study of half a million overweight and obese individuals revealed that metformin users had a significantly lower risk of developing dementia and death from any cause, with the greatest benefits observed in those with BMIs between 25 and 34.9.
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Spain's Intensifying Heatwaves: A Climate Change Warning
Since 1975, Spain has seen a dramatic rise in heatwaves, with the average number of annual heatwave days increasing by 3.3 days per decade; the 2022 heatwave, lasting 18 days and affecting 44 provinces, was the most intense on record, highlighting the accelerating impacts of climate change.
Spain's Intensifying Heatwaves: A Climate Change Warning
Since 1975, Spain has seen a dramatic rise in heatwaves, with the average number of annual heatwave days increasing by 3.3 days per decade; the 2022 heatwave, lasting 18 days and affecting 44 provinces, was the most intense on record, highlighting the accelerating impacts of climate change.
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New Glioblastoma Therapy Shows Promise in Clinical Trial
A New Jersey woman, Pamela Goldberger, 65, diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2023, is alive and healthy 2.5 years later after participating in a clinical trial for a new individualized dendritic cell therapy (DOC1021), showing promising results for this aggressive cancer.
New Glioblastoma Therapy Shows Promise in Clinical Trial
A New Jersey woman, Pamela Goldberger, 65, diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2023, is alive and healthy 2.5 years later after participating in a clinical trial for a new individualized dendritic cell therapy (DOC1021), showing promising results for this aggressive cancer.
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Astronaut Butch Wilmore Retires After Troubled Starliner Mission
Following a nine-month mission aboard Boeing's Starliner, which experienced multiple malfunctions, astronaut Butch Wilmore retired from NASA, highlighting the physical and psychological challenges of prolonged spaceflight and the evolving nature of commercial space missions.
Astronaut Butch Wilmore Retires After Troubled Starliner Mission
Following a nine-month mission aboard Boeing's Starliner, which experienced multiple malfunctions, astronaut Butch Wilmore retired from NASA, highlighting the physical and psychological challenges of prolonged spaceflight and the evolving nature of commercial space missions.
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July 2024: Third Warmest Month Globally, Underscoring Climate Change Impacts
July 2024 was the third warmest month globally, averaging 16.68°C, with regional variations including extreme heat in Scandinavia and Turkey (50.5°C national record), alongside below-average temperatures in parts of Central Europe and unusually low Arctic sea ice extent.
July 2024: Third Warmest Month Globally, Underscoring Climate Change Impacts
July 2024 was the third warmest month globally, averaging 16.68°C, with regional variations including extreme heat in Scandinavia and Turkey (50.5°C national record), alongside below-average temperatures in parts of Central Europe and unusually low Arctic sea ice extent.
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24% Bias Score
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