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LED Light Therapy Device Approved by FDA for Treating Vision Loss

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new light therapy device for treating age-related macular degeneration (AMR), a leading cause of vision loss in Americans aged 40 and older. This device,...
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Secrets of Miranda, Uranus’ Icy Moon: Voyager 2 Discoveries

Uranus, the coldest planet in our solar system, has a fascinating moon called Miranda. Back in 1986, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft captured images of Miranda's southern hemisphere, revealing a variety of geological features like...
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Unlocking the Next Dimension: Holographic-Inspired Lenses for Future VR and Smart Glasses

Future virtual reality (VR) headsets may soon be equipped with a revolutionary type of lens inspired by holographic technology, according to researchers in China. These groundbreaking lenses are designed to switch between different focal...
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Impact of Trump Victory on U.S. Climate Action

President-elect Donald Trump's victory has raised concerns about the future of U.S. climate action. His promises to boost fossil fuel development, reduce pollution regulations, and dismantle President Biden's climate agenda have left many environmental...
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Coping with Election Grief: Strategies for Managing Emotions

The recent election has stirred up a range of emotions in many people, with grief being a prominent one. This grief is not just about death, but about loss and attachment to certain outcomes....
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2024 Predicted to Exceed 1.5-Degree-Celsius Warming Limit

Earth is on track to exceed the 1.5-degree Celsius warming limit this year, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing climate crisis. The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) has announced that it is "virtually...
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Global Dangers: The Importance of Scientific Brainstorming

In 1958, scientists from Russia and the West came together in Geneva to discuss monitoring a proposed ban on nuclear testing. This collaboration was a positive step towards international scientific cooperation. However, with current...
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How to Handle Parents Labeling Your Child’s Friend as a Bad Influence

Parents often tend to blame their children's misbehavior on their friends, referring to them as "bad influences" or "the wrong crowd." This common response by parents has been observed in various cultures around the...
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Understanding How Vampire Bats Use Blood for Energy: Treadmill Study

Vampire bats have been the subject of a recent study where they were put on a treadmill to understand how they use blood for energy. This study aimed to shed light on the unique...
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Uncovering the Role of Rogue ‘Organs’ in the Origin of Life

Specialized compartments within cells, known as organelles, are crucial for carrying out specific functions. While membrane-bound organelles were traditionally believed to be the standard in cell organization, scientists have since discovered membraneless organelles called...