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GLP-1 Drugs Show Promise in Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis
GLP-1 medications, used for diabetes and weight loss, show promise in treating rheumatoid arthritis (RA) by potentially reducing inflammation; some patients saw relief and stopped using their RA medications, although more research is needed.
GLP-1 Drugs Show Promise in Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis
GLP-1 medications, used for diabetes and weight loss, show promise in treating rheumatoid arthritis (RA) by potentially reducing inflammation; some patients saw relief and stopped using their RA medications, although more research is needed.
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44% Bias Score
Kamchatka Earthquake Generates Weaker-Than-Expected Tsunami
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting Pacific-wide tsunami warnings; however, the resulting tsunami was weaker than expected, reaching 4-5 feet in Hawaii.
Kamchatka Earthquake Generates Weaker-Than-Expected Tsunami
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting Pacific-wide tsunami warnings; however, the resulting tsunami was weaker than expected, reaching 4-5 feet in Hawaii.
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16% Bias Score
Neurologist Issues Urgent Warning on Massage Guns, Headphones, and Sneezing
Neurologist Dr. Baibing Chen warns against using massage guns on the neck, blasting loud music through headphones, and holding in sneezes, citing risks of stroke, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and dementia, respectively, impacting millions.
Neurologist Issues Urgent Warning on Massage Guns, Headphones, and Sneezing
Neurologist Dr. Baibing Chen warns against using massage guns on the neck, blasting loud music through headphones, and holding in sneezes, citing risks of stroke, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and dementia, respectively, impacting millions.
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48% Bias Score
Margaret Boden (1934-2023): Pioneer of AI and Cognitive Science
Margaret Boden, who died aged 88, was a highly influential figure in AI and cognitive science, authoring 15 books and leading the creation of the University of Sussex's School of Cognitive Sciences, a leading UK center for AI research.
Margaret Boden (1934-2023): Pioneer of AI and Cognitive Science
Margaret Boden, who died aged 88, was a highly influential figure in AI and cognitive science, authoring 15 books and leading the creation of the University of Sussex's School of Cognitive Sciences, a leading UK center for AI research.
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12% Bias Score
Argentine Expedition Unveils Mar del Plata Canyon's Deep-Sea Biodiversity
An Argentinian scientific expedition, utilizing the ROV SuBastian, explores the Mar del Plata Canyon until August 10th, collecting biological samples, water, sediment, and eDNA up to 3900 meters deep to study biodiversity, surpassing previous methods using trawl nets.
Argentine Expedition Unveils Mar del Plata Canyon's Deep-Sea Biodiversity
An Argentinian scientific expedition, utilizing the ROV SuBastian, explores the Mar del Plata Canyon until August 10th, collecting biological samples, water, sediment, and eDNA up to 3900 meters deep to study biodiversity, surpassing previous methods using trawl nets.
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24% Bias Score
DOD to Continue Sharing Crucial Weather Data for Hurricane Forecasts
The U.S. Department of Defense will continue sharing key weather satellite data used for hurricane forecasting, reversing a decision to cut off access by June's end due to concerns about jeopardizing accurate and timely storm tracking and following feedback from government partners.
DOD to Continue Sharing Crucial Weather Data for Hurricane Forecasts
The U.S. Department of Defense will continue sharing key weather satellite data used for hurricane forecasting, reversing a decision to cut off access by June's end due to concerns about jeopardizing accurate and timely storm tracking and following feedback from government partners.
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16% Bias Score
SpaceX Launches Crew 11 to ISS After Weather Delay
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched Crew 11, comprising commander Zena Cardman, Mike Fincke, Kimiya Yui, and Oleg Platonov, to the International Space Station on Friday after a one-day weather delay, successfully docking at 3 a.m. Saturday.
SpaceX Launches Crew 11 to ISS After Weather Delay
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched Crew 11, comprising commander Zena Cardman, Mike Fincke, Kimiya Yui, and Oleg Platonov, to the International Space Station on Friday after a one-day weather delay, successfully docking at 3 a.m. Saturday.
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40% Bias Score
Dams Cause One-Meter Earth Pole Shift
A Harvard University study found that dams built globally since 1835 caused the Earth's poles to shift approximately one meter, impacting sea levels and highlighting human influence on geophysical dynamics.
Dams Cause One-Meter Earth Pole Shift
A Harvard University study found that dams built globally since 1835 caused the Earth's poles to shift approximately one meter, impacting sea levels and highlighting human influence on geophysical dynamics.
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28% Bias Score
Severe Turbulence Injures 25 on Delta Flight, Underscoring Growing Aviation Risk
A Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam experienced severe turbulence, injuring 25 passengers and prompting a discussion about the increasing risks of air turbulence exacerbated by climate change and denser airspace.
Severe Turbulence Injures 25 on Delta Flight, Underscoring Growing Aviation Risk
A Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam experienced severe turbulence, injuring 25 passengers and prompting a discussion about the increasing risks of air turbulence exacerbated by climate change and denser airspace.
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28% Bias Score
Alberta Coal Mine Pollution Regulations Failing, Study Shows
A study by Alberta government scientists found that regulations meant to prevent old coal mines from polluting waterways are failing, with high levels of contaminants like selenium harming aquatic life and potentially causing the extinction of endangered Athabasca Rainbow Trout; the study calls for ...
Alberta Coal Mine Pollution Regulations Failing, Study Shows
A study by Alberta government scientists found that regulations meant to prevent old coal mines from polluting waterways are failing, with high levels of contaminants like selenium harming aquatic life and potentially causing the extinction of endangered Athabasca Rainbow Trout; the study calls for ...
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52% Bias Score
China's National Parks Drive Significant Increases in Endangered Species Populations
China's national park system, initiated in 2015, has resulted in significant population increases for flagship species like the Northeast China tiger and Hainan gibbon, showcasing successful conservation efforts and ecosystem restoration; the system aims to become the world's largest by 2035.
China's National Parks Drive Significant Increases in Endangered Species Populations
China's national park system, initiated in 2015, has resulted in significant population increases for flagship species like the Northeast China tiger and Hainan gibbon, showcasing successful conservation efforts and ecosystem restoration; the system aims to become the world's largest by 2035.
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40% Bias Score
Radioactive Isotopes Injected into Rhinos to Combat Poaching
A South African university is injecting rhinos with harmless radioactive isotopes detectable by customs officials to combat poaching, following successful pilot tests on 20 rhinos and a recent injection of five more, aiming to curb the killing of approximately 500 rhinos annually in South Africa.
Radioactive Isotopes Injected into Rhinos to Combat Poaching
A South African university is injecting rhinos with harmless radioactive isotopes detectable by customs officials to combat poaching, following successful pilot tests on 20 rhinos and a recent injection of five more, aiming to curb the killing of approximately 500 rhinos annually in South Africa.
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36% Bias Score
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