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Scientists have picked up signals from the smallest scale of nature ever explored, 100 billion times smaller than an atom. Observed at the Large Hadron Collider, it could help develop a new theory of
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Using an experimental drug, scientists restored liver function in aging rats while also reducing blood amyloid beta by approximately 50% linked to Alzheimer's disease. The two-week treatment using Cin
science · 4d · 0c · sciencealert.com
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COVID-19 vaccinations generated trillions of dollars' worth of economic and health benefits
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Brain activity patterns may predict Alzheimer’s years before memory slips. The new scoring system was better at predicting cognitive decline than demographics, amyloid-beta and tau biomarkers, and gen
science · 4d · 0c · med.stanford.edu
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A new study suggests that the concentration of floating microplastics within the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be high enough to subtly alter the ocean's color, giving it a gradually growing cyan ti
science · 4d · 0c · sciencealert.com
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The European Space Agency’s Hera mission for planetary defence has acquired its first close-up of the Didymos binary asteroid system
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Climate change has stopped the next ice age
science · 4d · 0c · theweek.com
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Global levels of adolescent physical activity have changed little since 2010, and no country is on track to achieve the target of a 15% reduction in physical inactivity by 2030: in 2025, 25% of teens
science · 4d · 0c · who.int
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FDA approves the first drug that can 'functionally cure' chronic hepatitis B
science · 4d · 0c · sciencealert.com
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World’s wettest rainstorms are getting wetter, affecting flood and drought risk. Events that deliver about half of global rainfall are getting shorter but more intense, with wide-ranging implications.
science · 4d · 0c · theguardian.com
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Study Challenges Assumption That More Lean Body Mass Means Better Metabolic Health
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Something is still venting at Alba Mons
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Swapping dairy milk, cheese and yoghurt for plant-based versions may leave people short on iodine, calcium, B2 and B12, a UK study of 3,500+ people finds. Swapping just one third cut iodine intake by
science · 5d · 0c · theguardian.com
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New technique cuts through starlight to find giant exoplanet lost in JWST data
science · 5d · 0c · news.northwestern.edu
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All 5 genetic "letters" of DNA and RNA discovered in a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid
science · 5d · 0c · sciencedaily.com
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The polar vortex is collapsing
science · 5d · 0c · scientificamerican.com
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Research has traced the origins of Germanic languages and reshaped our understanding of Viking ancestry. Findings suggest that the linguistic foundations of English, German, Dutch and the Scandinavian
science · 5d · 0c · gu.se
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Northern permafrost greening masks declining plant resilience, study finds
science · 5d · 0c · phys.org
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First Ever Detection of a Rocky Exoplanet’s Secondary Eclipse by Hubble
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A survey of 50,000 people across 92 countries finds global mental health may be languishing, including in the wealthiest countries, and especially among young people, who in previous generations had c
science · 6d · 0c · publichealth.columbia.edu
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Physicists find first evidence of rarest beauty particle decay at CERN
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Extreme heat no longer confined to summer, extending health risks, study finds. Extreme heat (and humidity) occurring outside the traditional summer window threatens both public health and agriculture
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First in a human: gene therapy fixed a one-letter DNA typo inside one patient's liver to treat alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, an inherited disease that damages the liver and lungs. The patient now ma
science · 6d · 0c · easl.eu
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Feeling powerless, not distrusting politicians, is what links feeling left out to support for political violence. In a study of 5,501 people in 4 European countries, those who felt excluded and hopele
science · 6d · 0c · psypost.org
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Tropical areas previously assumed to be stable and protected from climate change are experiencing a significant surge in extreme heat days and changing rainfall patterns
science · 6d · 0c · news.ncsu.edu
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US government funding of research and development has gigantic returns, contributing to substantial innovation and business productivity. Government-funded R&D accounts for one-fifth of business-secto
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Scientists built a hand-cranked gadget the size of a TV remote that tells your blood type and checks for blood loss or anemia from a single drop of blood in about a minute. No electricity, no lab, no
science · 6d · 0c · sciencealert.com
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Newborn survival improves when families receive monetary support
science · 7d · 0c · sciencenews.org
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SLAC researchers find proof of altermagnetism, a new magnetic phase
science · 7d · 0c · www6.slac.stanford.edu
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A study of for-profit hospices acquired by private equity firms found that Medicare spending rose by 5.9% per hospice stay after acquisition, compared with similar for-profit hospices that weren’t acq
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