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Spanish Researcher Wins Prestigious Award for Sustainable Energy Innovation
Antoni Forner Cuenca, a chemical engineer from Alicante, Spain, won the 2025 Princesa de Girona Research Award for his contributions to sustainable energy storage, specifically the development of porous electrodes for large-scale batteries; King Felipe VI presented the award in Badajoz, Spain.
Spanish Researcher Wins Prestigious Award for Sustainable Energy Innovation
Antoni Forner Cuenca, a chemical engineer from Alicante, Spain, won the 2025 Princesa de Girona Research Award for his contributions to sustainable energy storage, specifically the development of porous electrodes for large-scale batteries; King Felipe VI presented the award in Badajoz, Spain.
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Previously Unknown Philodemus Papyrus Found in Herculaneum
X-ray technology revealed an unknown work by the Epicurean philosopher Philodemus, part of his "On Evil" series, within the Herculaneum papyrus PHerc.172, a discovery significant for understanding Epicurean ethics and ancient literature.
Previously Unknown Philodemus Papyrus Found in Herculaneum
X-ray technology revealed an unknown work by the Epicurean philosopher Philodemus, part of his "On Evil" series, within the Herculaneum papyrus PHerc.172, a discovery significant for understanding Epicurean ethics and ancient literature.
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Drug-Resistant Superfungi Emerge as Global Health Threat
Drug-resistant superfungi, such as Coccidioides (Valley Fever), pose a growing global health threat, causing severe illness and high mortality rates due to limited effective treatments and factors like climate change increasing infections. Cases of Torrance Irvin and Rob Birdy exemplify the severity...
Drug-Resistant Superfungi Emerge as Global Health Threat
Drug-resistant superfungi, such as Coccidioides (Valley Fever), pose a growing global health threat, causing severe illness and high mortality rates due to limited effective treatments and factors like climate change increasing infections. Cases of Torrance Irvin and Rob Birdy exemplify the severity...
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Warm Waters Signal Potential for Early 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Early season Atlantic hurricane activity is anticipated in 2025 due to unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean, exceeding typical temperatures for this time of year and potentially leading to increased storm formation before the official June 1st start date.
Warm Waters Signal Potential for Early 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Early season Atlantic hurricane activity is anticipated in 2025 due to unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean, exceeding typical temperatures for this time of year and potentially leading to increased storm formation before the official June 1st start date.
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High Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Linked to Increased Parkinson's Risk
A study of 42,853 individuals over 26 years revealed that those consuming 11 or more daily servings of ultra-processed foods had a 2.5 times greater risk of early Parkinson's symptoms (sleep issues, fatigue, etc.) than those consuming three or fewer; even three or fewer servings increased risk by up...
High Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Linked to Increased Parkinson's Risk
A study of 42,853 individuals over 26 years revealed that those consuming 11 or more daily servings of ultra-processed foods had a 2.5 times greater risk of early Parkinson's symptoms (sleep issues, fatigue, etc.) than those consuming three or fewer; even three or fewer servings increased risk by up...
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Study Debunks 'Mystery Illness' in New Brunswick
A new study in JAMA Neurology concludes that 25 patients in New Brunswick, initially believed to have a mysterious neurological illness, actually suffered from well-known conditions; researchers found that all patients had identifiable conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, cancer, traumatic b...
Study Debunks 'Mystery Illness' in New Brunswick
A new study in JAMA Neurology concludes that 25 patients in New Brunswick, initially believed to have a mysterious neurological illness, actually suffered from well-known conditions; researchers found that all patients had identifiable conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, cancer, traumatic b...
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New Tool Accurately Predicts Biological Age and Health Risks
Researchers at the University of Washington created the Health Octo Tool, a biological age calculator using eight metrics to predict disability, geriatric syndrome, and mortality with over 90% accuracy, offering a more comprehensive health assessment than traditional methods.
New Tool Accurately Predicts Biological Age and Health Risks
Researchers at the University of Washington created the Health Octo Tool, a biological age calculator using eight metrics to predict disability, geriatric syndrome, and mortality with over 90% accuracy, offering a more comprehensive health assessment than traditional methods.
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40% Bias Score
Brazilian Study Shows DMT's Promise as Depression Treatment
A Brazilian study, published in Nature, shows that DMT, extracted from the jurema preta plant and used in indigenous rituals, significantly improved depression symptoms in 14 patients within a day in a six-month trial, though researchers caution it's not a 'magic cure'.
Brazilian Study Shows DMT's Promise as Depression Treatment
A Brazilian study, published in Nature, shows that DMT, extracted from the jurema preta plant and used in indigenous rituals, significantly improved depression symptoms in 14 patients within a day in a six-month trial, though researchers caution it's not a 'magic cure'.
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Warm Ocean Waters Fuel Potential for Early 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf regions are increasing the likelihood of an early start to the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, with models hinting at potential storm development in the western Caribbean; this follows a trend of increased pre-season storms in re...
Warm Ocean Waters Fuel Potential for Early 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf regions are increasing the likelihood of an early start to the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, with models hinting at potential storm development in the western Caribbean; this follows a trend of increased pre-season storms in re...
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24% Bias Score
High Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Increased Parkinson's Disease Risk
A study of nearly 43,000 participants found that consuming 11 or more servings of ultra-processed foods daily is associated with a 2.5 times greater likelihood of experiencing multiple early-stage Parkinson's symptoms compared to those eating only three servings; the findings suggest potential preve...
High Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Increased Parkinson's Disease Risk
A study of nearly 43,000 participants found that consuming 11 or more servings of ultra-processed foods daily is associated with a 2.5 times greater likelihood of experiencing multiple early-stage Parkinson's symptoms compared to those eating only three servings; the findings suggest potential preve...
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36% Bias Score
JAMA Study Finds No Evidence of Mystery Brain Disease in New Brunswick
A new peer-reviewed study published in JAMA found no evidence of a mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, Canada, concluding instead that 25 cases reviewed involved misdiagnosis of common neurodegenerative diseases; the province plans its own investigation of 222 cases.
JAMA Study Finds No Evidence of Mystery Brain Disease in New Brunswick
A new peer-reviewed study published in JAMA found no evidence of a mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, Canada, concluding instead that 25 cases reviewed involved misdiagnosis of common neurodegenerative diseases; the province plans its own investigation of 222 cases.
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44% Bias Score
Deep Ocean Exploration: 99.999% Unseen
A new study reveals that humans have only explored less than 0.001% of the deep ocean floor, an area smaller than Rhode Island, primarily near the U.S., Japan, and New Zealand, highlighting the vast unknown and the need for further exploration.
Deep Ocean Exploration: 99.999% Unseen
A new study reveals that humans have only explored less than 0.001% of the deep ocean floor, an area smaller than Rhode Island, primarily near the U.S., Japan, and New Zealand, highlighting the vast unknown and the need for further exploration.
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24% Bias Score
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