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Experts Consider Banning Ineffective Cold and Flu Remedies in US

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US has raised concerns about the effectiveness of oral phenylephrine, a key ingredient found in popular over-the-counter cold and flu remedies. Phenylephrine is a nasal decongestant...
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Will Other Countries Follow Suit if Donald Trump Scales Back America’s Climate Targets?

After a year of extreme weather and rising global temperatures, this year's UN climate summit is crucial. However, with President-elect Donald Trump planning to withdraw the US from the global climate process, concerns are...
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Uncovering the Surprising Truth About China’s Cretaceous ‘Pompeii’

The Yixian Formation in China has long been known as the "Pompeii" of the dinosaur world, holding some of the best-preserved fossils on Earth. These fossils provide a glimpse into life 130 million to...
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Test Your Knowledge on Charles Darwin: Father of Evolution Quiz

Charles Darwin, a renowned British naturalist, biologist, and geologist, was a key figure in the 19th century. His groundbreaking theory of evolution by natural selection, outlined in his famous book "On the Origin of...
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Prince William to Attend COP30 Climate Conference in Brazil 2023

Prince William is set to attend the COP30 climate conference in Brazil next year. This decision comes after his recent trip to South Africa, where he celebrated the fourth year of his annual Earthshot...
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Purple Tunic Belonging to Alexander the Great: Scholar’s Claim Sparks Debate

A scholar claims that a tunic found in an ancient tomb in Greece belonged to Alexander the Great, sparking debate among experts. The tomb is believed to have belonged to Alexander's father, Philip II,...
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Evolutionary Study Suggests Humans’ Big Brains Not Cause of Difficult Childbirth

Difficult births are not unique to humans, as a recent study on chimpanzee pelvic bones has revealed. This analysis suggests that complicated births may not have emerged in humans as a result of the...
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City-size ‘centaur’ comet brightens 300 times post cold-volcanic eruption

A mysterious volcanic comet known as 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann has recently experienced its largest outburst in over three years, according to researchers. This city-size comet, spanning around 37 miles across, has unleashed four major eruptions in...
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Evolution of H5N1 Bird Flu for Mammal Infection: CDC Study Findings

The H5N1 bird flu virus has been making headlines this year, with nearly 50 cases reported in the U.S. so far. While the virus has caused only mild illnesses in humans, the Centers for...
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Unlocking the Connection Between Plate Tectonics and the Origins of Life

Plate tectonics have long been considered a crucial element in the evolution of life on Earth. The movement of Earth's crust is unique to our planet and has played a significant role in shaping...
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Empowering African Communities to Take Control of Climate Adaptation Plans

Climate change is a pressing issue that affects everyone, especially vulnerable communities in Africa. External groups often offer solutions for climate adaptation, but the best way forward is to empower local communities and leaders...
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Reversing U.S. Climate Policy: What Trump Can and Can’t Accomplish

As the U.S. braces for the return of a Trump administration, one thing that is certain to be in the spotlight is climate policy. Although there hasn't been an official climate agenda released yet,...
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New Title: Billy Porter Emotional Over Trump Win at Prince William’s Earthshot Awards

Billy Porter, the Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award-winning actor and singer, expressed his emotional response to Donald Trump's win in the US presidential election. He mentioned feeling "horrible" following the election results and admitted...
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Hubble Observes Neutron Star Collision Creating Black Hole and ‘Birth Atoms’

A recent discovery by astronomers has shed light on the collision of two neutron stars, resulting in the creation of the smallest black hole ever observed. This cosmic event took place 130 million light-years...
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King Cobra Mystery Solved After 188 Years: Scientists Unravel Enigma

Scientists have recently made an exciting discovery about the king cobra, the world's longest venomous snake. For almost two centuries, the king cobra was thought to be a single species known as Ophiophagus hannah....
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World’s First Wooden Satellite Successfully Tested in Orbit

The world's first wooden satellite, LignoSat, was developed by scientists at Kyoto University and the logging company Sumitomo Forestry. This innovative spacecraft measures just 4 inches on each side and has a very retro...
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Arctic Island Vanishes: Russian School Kids Shocked by Disappearing Landmass

A group of school kids and college students made a surprising discovery when they found that a Russian island in the Arctic had completely vanished. Mesyatsev Island, which was a floating piece of icy...
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Pando: The World’s Largest Tree and Heaviest Living Organism – A Complete Guide

Pando is not just any ordinary tree; it is actually a colony of aspen stems that all come from one massive root system. This unique tree, located in Fishlake National Forest, Utah, is known...
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Reconsidering the Role of Weight in Health: Exploring the Real Issue

In this episode of “Health Equity Heroes,” we delve into the complex issue of weight and its impact on health. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a significant portion...
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Unveiling the Mystery: Consciousness and Brain Electric Fields

The study of neurons, the basic building blocks of our brains, is a central focus in modern neuroscience. These tiny cells communicate through electrical spikes, which are believed to be the key to understanding...
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Celebrate the Martian New Year with Joyful Festivities

The Martian New Year is just around the corner, and it's time to celebrate! While we Earthlings may be used to celebrating on January 1st, Mars has its own unique calendar system that marks...
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Australia to Implement Ban on Social Media for Children Under 16

Australia is taking a bold step in addressing the concerns surrounding children's safety on social media platforms by implementing a ban for children under the age of 16. This decision, described as "world-leading" by...
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COP29 Climate Finance Controversy: Tensions Rise over Funding

The upcoming UN COP29 climate talks in Azerbaijan are sparking controversy over climate finance, particularly in relation to funding from developed and developing countries. The disagreement stems from the commitment made by developed countries...
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Arecibo Telescope’s Demise Linked to Cable Issues Years Earlier: Report

The collapse of the Arecibo Telescope in 2020 was a result of issues that had been building up for nearly 3 years, according to a recent federal report. The report found that there had...
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Rare Discovery: Ghostly White Shark Found in Albania’s Waters

A rare discovery has been made off the coast of Albania - a ghostly white deep-sea shark. The angular roughshark was caught by a commercial trawler near Sazan Island at a depth of 656...
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Uncovering Meteoroid ‘Crumb Trails’ to Predict ‘Planet-Killer’ Comets

A new study suggests that by studying meteor showers, scientists may be able to predict potentially deadly comets years in advance. While some comets, like Halley's Comet, visit the solar system fairly often, others,...
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‘Armored Dinosaur’s ‘Bulletproof Vest’ Could Withstand High-Speed Car Crash’

An armored dinosaur fossil has been discovered recently, shedding light on the incredible strength of its protective armor. The fossil belonged to a nodosaur, a plant-eating dinosaur that lived over 110 million years ago...
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Unnecessary £100m ‘Bat Shed’ on HS2 Railway Line Sparks Controversy

HS2, the high-speed railway project, is currently under scrutiny for spending over £100m on a structure to protect bats along a section of the line in Buckinghamshire. The chairman of the project, Sir Jon...
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Discover How Migraine Molecules Influence Endometriosis Pain and Potential Drug Treatments.

A recent study suggests that the chronic pain experienced by patients with endometriosis may be due to communication between pain-sensing neurons and immune cells. Endometriosis is a condition where tissues that line the uterus...
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North Korea Launches ICBM to Record Altitude: Space Milestone

North Korea made headlines recently with the launch of its first intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in nearly a year. The missile reportedly reached a record altitude of 4,350 miles (7,000 km) after flying for...