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Attorneys: New Test Results over 'Forever Chemicals' in North Georgia Water Systems 'Alarming'
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Attorneys: New Test Results over 'Forever Chemicals' in North Georgia Water Systems 'Alarming'

58% Center coverage: 12 sources
Activist Erin Brockovich and attorneys say they plan to announce "alarming" new test results about "forever chemicals" in Georgia waters at two town halls later this week.See the Story
New Large-Scale Study Maps Early Triggers of Alzheimer’s Protein Aggregation
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New Large-Scale Study Maps Early Triggers of Alzheimer’s Protein Aggregation

67% Center coverage: 6 sources
A new large-scale study has mapped the first molecular events that drive the formation of harmful amyloid protein aggregates found in Alzheimer's disease, pointing towards a new potential therapeutic target.See the Story
This Giant Planet Shouldn’t Exist – But Astronomers Just Found It Around a Tiny Star
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This Giant Planet Shouldn’t Exist – But Astronomers Just Found It Around a Tiny Star

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A tiny star just one-fifth the mass of our Sun has shocked astronomers by hosting a gas giant planet, TOI-6894b—something long thought nearly impossible. The find, made through TESS data and confirmed by one of the world’s largest telescopes, challenges leading theories of planet formation. Discovery of a Planet Around a Tiny Star TOI-6894 is [...]See the Story

Terraforming Mars: Scientists Reveal the 3-Step Plan to Breathe Life Into a Dead Planet

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Mars, once rich with flowing water, is back in the spotlight thanks to new advances in climate modeling, space tech, and synthetic biology that make terraforming more plausible than ever. From warming the planet with solar mirrors to planting hardy organisms that could eventually oxygenate the atmosphere, scientists envision a step-by-step transformation that not only [...]ScienceSee the Story

The Strange Way Penguin Poop Could Be Cooling Antarctica

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Ammonia from penguin guano boosts cloud formation, potentially helping Antarctica resist climate change. Ammonia from penguin guano could be playing a surprising role in protecting Antarctica from the effects of climate change. A new study published in Communications Earth & Environment reveals that emissions from Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) may help boost cloud formation, offering [...]Climate Change · United StatesSee the Story

The “Extremely Unlikely” Finding That Changes How We See Mass Extinction

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
A new study challenges long-held assumptions about survival following a global catastrophe. If you’re an animal trying to survive a mass extinction, your best bet might be to carve out a truly unique way of life. A fascinating new study has uncovered surprising insights into which species survived—and which didn’t—after the asteroid impact that wiped [...]TechnologyRead Article

Natural Compound in Fruit and Vegetables Found To Slash Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
A compound abundant in nuts, vegetables, fruits, and whole grains has been linked to improved metabolic health and lower levels of inflammation. Heart disease and type 2 diabetes are two of the leading causes of death and long-term health problems in the United States. Now, a new study highlights how eating more plant-based foods could [...]Diabetes · United StatesSee the Story

New Pill Slashes “Bad” Cholesterol and Heart Attack Risk in Just 12 Weeks

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
A new cholesterol-lowering pill may offer a breakthrough for those at risk of heart attack and stroke. A major international study led by Monash University has revealed a promising new way to help protect people at high risk of heart attacks and strokes. Researchers found that a new cholesterol-lowering medication could be more effective and [...]Technology · MelbourneRead Article

New Research Reveals That the Universe Could End Way Sooner Than We Thought

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Scientists have dramatically revised the universe’s expiration date, suggesting everything from black holes to humans could vanish far sooner than we ever imagined The universe may be disappearing far faster than scientists once believed. New research from three Dutch scientists suggests that the final remnants of stars could vanish in “just” 10^78 years. That’s a [...]ScienceRead Article

Rewriting Cosmology: New Calculations Shake Foundations of the Big Bang Theory

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
New findings from the University of Bonn challenge the assumptions of the standard cosmological model. The faint “afterglow” that fills the universe has long been one of the most important clues supporting the Big Bang theory. Known as cosmic microwave background radiation, this ancient light not only serves as a snapshot of the early universe, [...]Big Bang · BonnSee the Story

Vitamin Supplements and Fad Diets: New Study Warns of Hidden Cancer Risks

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New research warns that vitamins and fad diets aren’t reliable for cancer care. A new study led by Dr. Salvatore Cortellino and Professor Antonio Giordano, President of the Sbarro Health Research Organization (SHRO) and molecular oncologist at Temple University and the University of Siena, is reshaCancer · VancouverSee the Story

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