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Feedback on the July/August 2024 Issue: What Readers Have to Say

In the July/August 2024 issue of the local newspaper, readers provided feedback on various articles, sharing their personal experiences and thoughts on the topics discussed.One reader, John P. Moore from Weill Cornell Medicine and...
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Scientists and Innovators Featured in Scientific American’s December 2024 Issue

In the latest issue of Scientific American, the spotlight is on the talented individuals who bring science to life through their creative work. From illustrators to archaeozoologists, these innovators share their unique perspectives and...
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Exploring the Fascination with Horses and Hypochondria: A Curious Investigation

Growing up around horses may not be a common experience for everyone, but the history of our relationship with these majestic animals is fascinating. Recent archaeological and genetic discoveries have shed new light on...
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Addressing Disparities in C-Section Rates among Black and White Pregnant Individuals

Two pregnant people, one Black and one white, with identical medical histories and pregnancies, walking into the same hospital to give birth. They are seeing the same obstetrician. A study of births in New...
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Boost Your Mood with Electrical Stimulation: The Power of Forcing a Smile

Researchers at the University of Essex recently conducted a study that sheds light on the connection between facial expressions and emotions. The study, published in Emotion, used electrical muscle stimulation to manipulate participants' facial...
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Google Faces Potential Forced Sale of Chrome Browser Amid Antitrust Allegations

Google is facing a potential forced sale of its Chrome browser amidst antitrust allegations in the US. Prosecutors have argued that Google must sell its Chrome browser to enhance competition in the online search...
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Uncovering China’s Volcanic Discovery on the Far Side of the Moon

China's Chang'e 6 lander has made a groundbreaking discovery on the far side of the moon. The first analysis of lava samples from this unexplored region has revealed that volcanoes were erupting there 2.8...
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The Impact of This Spot on the Collapse of an Atlantic Current

Scientists have discovered the importance of the Irminger Sea in driving the key Atlantic currents that help regulate Earth's climate. This region off southeastern Greenland plays a crucial role in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning...
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Mapping All 37 Trillion Cells in the Human Body: Scientists’ Breakthrough

Scientists have made a significant breakthrough in mapping all 37 trillion cells in the human body. The Human Cell Atlas (HCA) consortium has profiled 100 million cells from over 10,000 individuals worldwide. Their goal...
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FDA Discovers Black Mold in Tom’s of Maine Toothpaste Factory

The FDA recently discovered concerning bacteria and a black mold-like substance in a facility that manufactures Tom's of Maine products, particularly toothpaste. The FDA sent a warning letter to Tom's of Maine, citing significant...