Record-Breaking Humpback Whale Migration Challenges Assumptions About Whale Behavior
A male humpback whale completed a record-breaking 13,046-kilometer migration from Colombia to Zanzibar, the longest recorded for a single whale and the first documented instance of an adult male crossing between the Pacific and Indian oceans, raising questions about whale behavior and ocean intercon...
Record-Breaking Humpback Whale Migration Challenges Assumptions About Whale Behavior
A male humpback whale completed a record-breaking 13,046-kilometer migration from Colombia to Zanzibar, the longest recorded for a single whale and the first documented instance of an adult male crossing between the Pacific and Indian oceans, raising questions about whale behavior and ocean intercon...
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24% Bias Score
Solar Superflares: New Research Suggests Higher Risk to Global Infrastructure
A new study analyzing 56,000 sun-like stars estimates a powerful solar superflare could strike Earth roughly once a century, potentially causing significant damage to global infrastructure based on Kepler space telescope data and historical records.
Solar Superflares: New Research Suggests Higher Risk to Global Infrastructure
A new study analyzing 56,000 sun-like stars estimates a powerful solar superflare could strike Earth roughly once a century, potentially causing significant damage to global infrastructure based on Kepler space telescope data and historical records.
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56% Bias Score
Thai Research Center Validates Traditional Herbal Compress, Developing Modern Applications
The Center of Excellence in Applied Thai Traditional Medicine Research (CEATMR) at Thammasat University is scientifically validating traditional Thai herbal compresses to standardize their production and improve accessibility, incorporating traditional knowledge with modern technology to enhance eff...
Thai Research Center Validates Traditional Herbal Compress, Developing Modern Applications
The Center of Excellence in Applied Thai Traditional Medicine Research (CEATMR) at Thammasat University is scientifically validating traditional Thai herbal compresses to standardize their production and improve accessibility, incorporating traditional knowledge with modern technology to enhance eff...
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Sugary Drinks Pose Higher Cardiovascular Risk Than Baked Goods
A study of 70,000 Swedish adults revealed a higher risk of cardiovascular disease linked to sugary drinks compared to baked goods, with surprisingly higher risk in those consuming the least added sugar, possibly due to the replacement of sugar with less healthy options.
Sugary Drinks Pose Higher Cardiovascular Risk Than Baked Goods
A study of 70,000 Swedish adults revealed a higher risk of cardiovascular disease linked to sugary drinks compared to baked goods, with surprisingly higher risk in those consuming the least added sugar, possibly due to the replacement of sugar with less healthy options.
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36% Bias Score
Full Moon to Dim Geminid Meteor Shower
The Geminid meteor shower, peaking late Friday and early Saturday, will be significantly impacted by the full Cold Moon, reducing visibility from 120 meteors per hour to approximately 15 in the U.S. due to the moon's brightness.
Full Moon to Dim Geminid Meteor Shower
The Geminid meteor shower, peaking late Friday and early Saturday, will be significantly impacted by the full Cold Moon, reducing visibility from 120 meteors per hour to approximately 15 in the U.S. due to the moon's brightness.
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60% Bias Score
New Amphibian Species Reveals Late Triassic Climate Adaptation
Paleontologists discovered a new amphibian species, "Ninumbahan dukuduka," in a Late Triassic fossil bed. The 30cm long amphibian survived extreme weather by burrowing near rivers, and older individuals slowed their metabolism. The name honors Shoshone creation stories.
New Amphibian Species Reveals Late Triassic Climate Adaptation
Paleontologists discovered a new amphibian species, "Ninumbahan dukuduka," in a Late Triassic fossil bed. The 30cm long amphibian survived extreme weather by burrowing near rivers, and older individuals slowed their metabolism. The name honors Shoshone creation stories.
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Neanderthal Gene Inheritance in Modern Humans: Timing, Distribution, and Adaptive Benefits
A study analyzing 334 genomes reveals that most Neanderthal gene inheritance in Eurasians occurred between 50,500 and 43,500 years ago, with East Asians exhibiting a higher percentage. Beneficial genes relate to immunity, skin pigmentation, and metabolism, indicating adaptation to diverse environmen...
Neanderthal Gene Inheritance in Modern Humans: Timing, Distribution, and Adaptive Benefits
A study analyzing 334 genomes reveals that most Neanderthal gene inheritance in Eurasians occurred between 50,500 and 43,500 years ago, with East Asians exhibiting a higher percentage. Beneficial genes relate to immunity, skin pigmentation, and metabolism, indicating adaptation to diverse environmen...
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36% Bias Score
American Gin Showcases Regenerative Organic Farming Growth
Farmer Tim Cornie and his collaboration with Chatham Imports to create Farmer's Gin, the first American gin made with primarily Regenerative Organic Certified ingredients, highlights the growing adoption of regenerative agriculture, with 130,000 acres currently certified in the US compared to 18 mil...
American Gin Showcases Regenerative Organic Farming Growth
Farmer Tim Cornie and his collaboration with Chatham Imports to create Farmer's Gin, the first American gin made with primarily Regenerative Organic Certified ingredients, highlights the growing adoption of regenerative agriculture, with 130,000 acres currently certified in the US compared to 18 mil...
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52% Bias Score
Omega-3 Fatty Acids from Fish Reduce Risks of Heart Disease and Other Conditions
Consuming fish, rich in omega-3 fatty acids, demonstrably reduces risks of heart disease, stroke, dementia, and inflammatory conditions; the American Heart Association recommends at least two servings weekly.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids from Fish Reduce Risks of Heart Disease and Other Conditions
Consuming fish, rich in omega-3 fatty acids, demonstrably reduces risks of heart disease, stroke, dementia, and inflammatory conditions; the American Heart Association recommends at least two servings weekly.
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44% Bias Score
Rising Bowel Cancer Rates in Young Adults: A Global Concern
Rates of bowel cancer are rising among younger adults globally, with a 3.6% annual increase in England, potentially linked to diet, obesity, and improved detection; the increase is documented across various economies.
Rising Bowel Cancer Rates in Young Adults: A Global Concern
Rates of bowel cancer are rising among younger adults globally, with a 3.6% annual increase in England, potentially linked to diet, obesity, and improved detection; the increase is documented across various economies.
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44% Bias Score
"Accused Archaeologist Denies Manipulation Charges"
"A Rhineland-Palatinate archaeologist, recently dismissed from his post, is accused of manipulating skull dating and fabricating details about the 'Neanderthal of Ochtendung' and the 'Battlefield of Riol', claims he vehemently denies, stating the accusations are unfounded and part of a smear campaig...
"Accused Archaeologist Denies Manipulation Charges"
"A Rhineland-Palatinate archaeologist, recently dismissed from his post, is accused of manipulating skull dating and fabricating details about the 'Neanderthal of Ochtendung' and the 'Battlefield of Riol', claims he vehemently denies, stating the accusations are unfounded and part of a smear campaig...
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40% Bias Score
Einstein's Love Letters Auctioned for $562,000
A collection of love letters between Albert Einstein and his first wife, Mileva Maric, sold at auction for $562,000, offering insights into his personal life and scientific development during his most creative period.
Einstein's Love Letters Auctioned for $562,000
A collection of love letters between Albert Einstein and his first wife, Mileva Maric, sold at auction for $562,000, offering insights into his personal life and scientific development during his most creative period.
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56% Bias Score