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Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease Using Sebum Samples
In a study, two dogs accurately identified Parkinson's patients (70-80%) using sebum samples; this non-invasive method could improve early diagnosis, complementing existing approaches.
Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease Using Sebum Samples
In a study, two dogs accurately identified Parkinson's patients (70-80%) using sebum samples; this non-invasive method could improve early diagnosis, complementing existing approaches.
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44% Bias Score
First Observation of Initial Planetary Formation Phase Around Star HOPS-315
An international team, using the James Webb and ALMA telescopes, discovered silicon monoxide crystals forming in a disk around the young star HOPS-315, 1300 light-years away in Orion, marking the first direct observation of the initial phase of rocky planet formation.
First Observation of Initial Planetary Formation Phase Around Star HOPS-315
An international team, using the James Webb and ALMA telescopes, discovered silicon monoxide crystals forming in a disk around the young star HOPS-315, 1300 light-years away in Orion, marking the first direct observation of the initial phase of rocky planet formation.
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Open-Source Recycling Project Empowers Global Plastic Waste Reduction
Precious Plastic, an open-source project launched in 2014, has enabled over 2000 local plastic recycling initiatives across 56 countries by providing open-source designs for easily replicable machines, fostering community engagement, and raising awareness about plastic waste.
Open-Source Recycling Project Empowers Global Plastic Waste Reduction
Precious Plastic, an open-source project launched in 2014, has enabled over 2000 local plastic recycling initiatives across 56 countries by providing open-source designs for easily replicable machines, fostering community engagement, and raising awareness about plastic waste.
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48% Bias Score
Acidic Drinks Cause Irreversible Tooth Damage: King's College London Study
King's College London research reveals that acidic drinks like fruit tea and fruit-infused water cause irreversible tooth enamel erosion; however, the risk significantly decreases by reducing contact time and using a straw, changing consumption habits.
Acidic Drinks Cause Irreversible Tooth Damage: King's College London Study
King's College London research reveals that acidic drinks like fruit tea and fruit-infused water cause irreversible tooth enamel erosion; however, the risk significantly decreases by reducing contact time and using a straw, changing consumption habits.
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Willpower: Key to Success and Practical Strategies to Enhance It
Recent research highlights strong willpower as a crucial factor for success, suggesting techniques like urine retention, sufficient sleep, controlled sugar intake, humor, meditation, and self-compassion to improve it.
Willpower: Key to Success and Practical Strategies to Enhance It
Recent research highlights strong willpower as a crucial factor for success, suggesting techniques like urine retention, sufficient sleep, controlled sugar intake, humor, meditation, and self-compassion to improve it.
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Record-Breaking Heatwave to Hit Southern Italy"
Southern Italy, particularly Sicily, faces a record-breaking heatwave next week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 48.8°C, driven by an intense African anticyclone impacting the region from Sunday to Wednesday.
Record-Breaking Heatwave to Hit Southern Italy"
Southern Italy, particularly Sicily, faces a record-breaking heatwave next week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 48.8°C, driven by an intense African anticyclone impacting the region from Sunday to Wednesday.
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Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease from Scent
A study found that two dogs, a Golden Retriever and a Labrador-Golden Retriever mix, accurately identified 70-80% of Parkinson's disease patients from sebum samples, with even higher accuracy in identifying healthy individuals (90-98%).
Dogs Accurately Detect Parkinson's Disease from Scent
A study found that two dogs, a Golden Retriever and a Labrador-Golden Retriever mix, accurately identified 70-80% of Parkinson's disease patients from sebum samples, with even higher accuracy in identifying healthy individuals (90-98%).
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44% Bias Score
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
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40% Bias Score
NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize ESA Space Missions
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint programs with the ESA, potentially delaying or canceling missions like LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, and impacting European contributions to Artemis, prompting ESA to consider diversifying partnerships and increasing its independence.
NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize ESA Space Missions
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint programs with the ESA, potentially delaying or canceling missions like LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, and impacting European contributions to Artemis, prompting ESA to consider diversifying partnerships and increasing its independence.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Robotics Team's Innovative Project Poised for International Patent
In Karpenisi, Greece, 115 teenagers aged 12-18 participated in a robotics boot camp preparing for the FIRST Global Challenge in Panama; their innovative biodiversity project, developed in collaboration with a university and scientists, may lead to an international patent.
Greek Robotics Team's Innovative Project Poised for International Patent
In Karpenisi, Greece, 115 teenagers aged 12-18 participated in a robotics boot camp preparing for the FIRST Global Challenge in Panama; their innovative biodiversity project, developed in collaboration with a university and scientists, may lead to an international patent.
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40% Bias Score
Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki on AI, Climate Change, and Controversial Opinions
In a wide-ranging interview, Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki discusses his favorite robot from science fiction, his views on climate change and vaccination, and personal anecdotes from his career as a doctor and scientist, offering insights into his views on these issues.
Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki on AI, Climate Change, and Controversial Opinions
In a wide-ranging interview, Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki discusses his favorite robot from science fiction, his views on climate change and vaccination, and personal anecdotes from his career as a doctor and scientist, offering insights into his views on these issues.
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Reduced Air Pollution Accelerates Global Warming
A University of Reading study reveals that reduced air pollution in East Asia, particularly China's 75% reduction in sulfur dioxide emissions over 15 years, has unexpectedly accelerated global warming by 0.07°C due to the removal of a cooling effect from air pollutants, necessitating more aggressive...
Reduced Air Pollution Accelerates Global Warming
A University of Reading study reveals that reduced air pollution in East Asia, particularly China's 75% reduction in sulfur dioxide emissions over 15 years, has unexpectedly accelerated global warming by 0.07°C due to the removal of a cooling effect from air pollutants, necessitating more aggressive...
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40% Bias Score
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