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PFAS Contamination Found in 95% of Tested Beers
A study found PFAS, cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', in 95% of 23 tested beers from North America and Europe, primarily due to contaminated brewing water; levels exceeded EPA limits in some samples.
PFAS Contamination Found in 95% of Tested Beers
A study found PFAS, cancer-causing 'forever chemicals', in 95% of 23 tested beers from North America and Europe, primarily due to contaminated brewing water; levels exceeded EPA limits in some samples.
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48% Bias Score
Daily Vitamin D Supplementation Shows Promise in Slowing Biological Aging
A Harvard-affiliated study found that 1,031 adults taking 2,000 IU of vitamin D3 daily for four years had significantly longer telomeres and less DNA damage, suggesting a potential three-year delay in aging compared to a placebo group; however, the high dosage raises concerns about potential side ef...
Daily Vitamin D Supplementation Shows Promise in Slowing Biological Aging
A Harvard-affiliated study found that 1,031 adults taking 2,000 IU of vitamin D3 daily for four years had significantly longer telomeres and less DNA damage, suggesting a potential three-year delay in aging compared to a placebo group; however, the high dosage raises concerns about potential side ef...
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52% Bias Score
Russia Appoints Veteran Cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev as Space Cooperation Envoy
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev as his special representative for international space cooperation on May 22, 2025; Krikalev, born in 1958, has flown six space missions totaling over 803 days and is a Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of Russia.
Russia Appoints Veteran Cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev as Space Cooperation Envoy
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev as his special representative for international space cooperation on May 22, 2025; Krikalev, born in 1958, has flown six space missions totaling over 803 days and is a Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of Russia.
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40% Bias Score
Australia Approves New Alzheimer's Drug, but High Cost and Limited Access Remain
Australia approved donanemab for early-stage Alzheimer's, offering a 33% slower decline rate but costing $80,000 and impacting only 10-20% of dementia patients due to genetic profile and other requirements; the drug's access is further limited by Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme exclusion...
Australia Approves New Alzheimer's Drug, but High Cost and Limited Access Remain
Australia approved donanemab for early-stage Alzheimer's, offering a 33% slower decline rate but costing $80,000 and impacting only 10-20% of dementia patients due to genetic profile and other requirements; the drug's access is further limited by Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme exclusion...
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48% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg Universities Secure Millions in DFG Research Funding
Thirteen Baden-Württemberg universities received millions in DFG funding for research projects across various fields, strengthening the region's international research standing but leaving some universities, like Konstanz, vulnerable to losing their 'University of Excellence' status.
Baden-Württemberg Universities Secure Millions in DFG Research Funding
Thirteen Baden-Württemberg universities received millions in DFG funding for research projects across various fields, strengthening the region's international research standing but leaving some universities, like Konstanz, vulnerable to losing their 'University of Excellence' status.
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40% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Everest Ascent Sparks Controversy Over Xenon Gas Use
Four former British Special Forces soldiers summited Mount Everest in under five days using Xenon gas to aid high-altitude acclimatization, setting a record but sparking controversy over the ethical and environmental implications of this method.
Record-Breaking Everest Ascent Sparks Controversy Over Xenon Gas Use
Four former British Special Forces soldiers summited Mount Everest in under five days using Xenon gas to aid high-altitude acclimatization, setting a record but sparking controversy over the ethical and environmental implications of this method.
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56% Bias Score
Armored Vehicle Fails to Intercept Tornado Despite High-Potential Forecast
A storm-chasing expedition on May 19th near Blackwell, Oklahoma, using the armored TIV-2 vehicle, resulted in no tornado sightings, despite high predictions, highlighting the unpredictable nature of tornadoes.
Armored Vehicle Fails to Intercept Tornado Despite High-Potential Forecast
A storm-chasing expedition on May 19th near Blackwell, Oklahoma, using the armored TIV-2 vehicle, resulted in no tornado sightings, despite high predictions, highlighting the unpredictable nature of tornadoes.
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52% Bias Score
College Enrollment Surges 3.2%, Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels
National college enrollment increased by 3.2% this spring to 18.4 million students, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with community colleges and vocational programs showing the strongest growth, while undergraduate enrollment remains slightly below pre-pandemic levels.
College Enrollment Surges 3.2%, Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels
National college enrollment increased by 3.2% this spring to 18.4 million students, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with community colleges and vocational programs showing the strongest growth, while undergraduate enrollment remains slightly below pre-pandemic levels.
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40% Bias Score
Fructose, Diabetes, and Public Health in the Netherlands
Professor Martijn Brouwers's "Suiker in overvloed" examines the link between fructose consumption and the rise of diabetes and other health issues in the Netherlands, advocating for government intervention to address this growing problem.
Fructose, Diabetes, and Public Health in the Netherlands
Professor Martijn Brouwers's "Suiker in overvloed" examines the link between fructose consumption and the rise of diabetes and other health issues in the Netherlands, advocating for government intervention to address this growing problem.
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28% Bias Score
Elephant's Death Aids Reconstruction of 1.5-Million-Year-Old Tools
The death of Yoyo, a 54-year-old elephant from Barcelona Zoo, allowed scientists to recreate 1.5-million-year-old bone tools found in Tanzania, providing insights into the cognitive abilities of Homo erectus.
Elephant's Death Aids Reconstruction of 1.5-Million-Year-Old Tools
The death of Yoyo, a 54-year-old elephant from Barcelona Zoo, allowed scientists to recreate 1.5-million-year-old bone tools found in Tanzania, providing insights into the cognitive abilities of Homo erectus.
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36% Bias Score
Mainz University Receives €66 Million for Physics Research
The Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, secured €66 million for seven years from the DFG and Science Council for its "Prisma++" physics research cluster, while a second JGU proposal, "CoM2Life," for biomaterial development was not funded.
Mainz University Receives €66 Million for Physics Research
The Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, secured €66 million for seven years from the DFG and Science Council for its "Prisma++" physics research cluster, while a second JGU proposal, "CoM2Life," for biomaterial development was not funded.
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44% Bias Score
German University Secures €140 Million in Research Funding
The Christian-Albrechts-University in Kiel, Germany, received renewed funding totaling approximately €140 million for two research clusters—one on precision medicine for chronic inflammation and the other on past human-environment interactions—securing its eligibility for "Excellence University" sta...
German University Secures €140 Million in Research Funding
The Christian-Albrechts-University in Kiel, Germany, received renewed funding totaling approximately €140 million for two research clusters—one on precision medicine for chronic inflammation and the other on past human-environment interactions—securing its eligibility for "Excellence University" sta...
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44% Bias Score
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