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Top Futurity News

Scientist Says Exercise You Can Do While Sitting Can Slash Dementia Risk

Scientist Says Exercise You Can Do While Sitting Can Slash Dementia Risk

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Nearly a million Birts suffer from dementia See the Story

Kenya: Govt Bans 77 Harmful Pesticides Over Safety Concerns

Environment · Kenya

Kenya: Govt Bans 77 Harmful Pesticides Over Safety Concerns

Coverage: 2 sources

Kagwe noted this decisive action follows a comprehensive assessment of pesticide products by the Pest Control Products Board.See the Story

New Study: Apes Feel More Optimistic After Hearing Laughter, a Shared Trait with Humans that Pre-Dates Language

New Study: Apes Feel More Optimistic After Hearing Laughter, a Shared Trait with Humans that Pre-Dates Language

Coverage: 2 sources

A new study from Indiana University discovered that bonobos, humans’ closest living relatives, make similar vocalizations that share evolutionary origins with human laughter.See the Story

New Genetic Insight Offers Strategy for Longer-Lasting Tomatoes

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Fruit ripening determines shelf life and consumer appeal, yet the molecular switches that control this process remain partially understood. This study identifies a key regulator--histone deacetylase SlHDA7--that acts as a brake on tomato ripening. When SlHDA7 is removed, tomatoes ripen faster and produce more ethylene and carotenoids; when overexpressed, ripening slows and shelf life extends. The research uncovers how SlHDA7 reduces the expressi…Gene Editing · Ecuador See the Story

Deadly Salmonella Variant Persists: Researchers Highlight Potential

Salmonella Dublin: The Silent Menace Threatening Global Dairy Farms and Human Health Salmonella is often associated with poultry, but a less known and insidious variant—Salmonella Dublin—poses a significant threat to cattle herds worldwide, as well as to human health. This particular strain has quietly entrenched itself in dairy farms, causing devastating consequences that have been […]Denmark · Denmark See the Story

Plants in hospital rooms may enhance recovery

"Hospital rooms are more than just places for treatment—they're environments that can either support or hinder healing."Plants · College Station Read Article

Could the United States split up?

In a new book, political economist Benjamin Cohen considers the forces driving nations—including the United States—toward fragmentation.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Is it ethical to eradicate certain harmful species?

Using screwworms, mosquitoes, and invasive rodents as case studies, a team of researchers argues that deliberate full extinction of harmful species is acceptable, but only rarely. Under what conditions would it be right—or is it never acceptable—to eliminate a harmful species from our planet? That’s what researchers, including Clare Palmer, a professor of philosophy from Texas A&M University, explore in a study in Science. In the study, research…Species · College Station Read Article

Avoiding the "Summer Slide": How Books Can Keep Students on Track During Break

Coverage: 4 sources

As the school year winds down and kids dive into the joys of summer, theres an academic risk that often flies under the radarthe Summer Slide. This term refers to the learning loss students can experience during their time away from the classroom, and its a challenge that educators and parents alike are working to combat.Research from the Northwest Evaluation Association shows that students in grades three through five can lose an estimated 20% …Education · United States See the Story

Thirdhand smoke is a 'silent threat' to kids

A new study finds that parents may underestimate their children's exposure to environmental tobacco smoke.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Increasing northern wildfires will actually slow climate change

"...I wouldn't say this is good news. But it helps us better understand nature and these trends."Wildfires · Canada Read Article

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