In an article written on SNExplores.org, author Lindsey Konkel Neabore delves into the multifaceted impacts of noise pollution on both physical and mental health, drawing attention to its often overlooked consequences. Through the narrative of Sophie Balk, a pediatrician who developed tinnitus!-->!-->…
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In an article on SNExplores.org, author Saugat Bolakhe writes on how researchers from the University of Washington in Seattle have made a significant discovery regarding the impact of air pollution on night-blooming flowers, particularly the pale evening primrose. Through a series of field and!-->!-->…
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An article written by Nikk Ogasa on ScienceNews.com delves into the intriguing mystery surrounding the potential habitability of Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, particularly focusing on its subsurface ocean. While Europa is considered a prime candidate for harboring life due to its liquid water,!-->…
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A new article on ScienceNews.org, written by Brianna Randall, highlights a recent report published in Nature Communications that outlines strategies to reduce the transmission of viruses between animals and humans by preserving ecosystems. The report emphasizes protecting or restoring natural!-->…
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In a recent study outlined in ScienceDaily.com, titled "The current state of artificial intelligence generative language models is more creative than humans on divergent thinking tasks," published in Scientific Reports, researchers explored the creative potential of ChatGPT-4 in comparison to 151!-->…
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An article on ScienceNews.org written by Emily Conover, speaks about how physicist Steven Prohira has proposed an unconventional method for detecting ultra-high-energy neutrinos by utilizing trees as natural antennas. The traditional construction of large and sensitive detectors for such subatomic!-->…
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In the midst of 10 measles cases in Florida, surgeon general Dr. Joseph Ladapo has left the decision of vaccination in the hands of the parents. Despite the highly infectious and dangerous nature of measles, he has made no encouragements for those parents to vaccinate or isolate their children,!-->…
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The new CDC guidelines say that people should isolate until they have been fever-free with no medications and improving symptoms for 24 hours. The CDC has given many explanations for these changes, but many health experts do not agree with the decision.
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In an article on ScienceNews.org, written by Jake Buehler, a recent study sheds light on the potential threat posed by invasive Spanish cedar trees to the migratory patterns of giant tortoises in the Galápagos, with implications for the broader ecosystem. Wildlife biologist Stephen Blake and his!-->…
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In an article on ScienceNews.org, author McKenzie Prillaman speaks about how the Lancet recently published an analysis highlighting the concerning escalation of global obesity rates. The study, led by global health researcher Majid Ezzati and colleagues, involved an examination of over 3,600!-->…
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The article, written by Jeffrey Mervis on Science.org speaks about how the White House confronts obstacles in implementing a policy aimed at safeguarding U.S. academic research, particularly concerning potential threats from China. Delays persist in finalizing standards initially set by the Trump!-->…
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The article written by Elizabeth Pennisi on Science.org, delves into the fascinating migration of zebras, wildebeests, and Thomson's gazelles in the Serengeti, spanning from Tanzania into Kenya, unraveling the intricacies of this natural spectacle. Approximately 200,000 zebras, 1.3 million!-->…
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The early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic were not handled well by the CDC's laboratories. While some changes have already been made, more are necessary to ensure they are prepared for the challenges of navigating the public health needs of a nation.
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One common approach to reducing gun violence is with public health, but that approach is not as effective as many thought it would be. Jonathan Metzl, sociologist and psychiatrist, says that the issue is much more complicated and paradoxical and cannot be solved through a solely public health lens.!-->…
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