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Dive into Asiaโs dynamic scientific landscape, where ancient traditions and cutting-edge technologies intersect. From groundbreaking research in medicine and technology to innovative environmental solutions, explore how Asiaโs diverse cultures and expertise are driving global scientific advancements.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has issued its own independent vaccine schedule for pregnant individuals, emphasizing science-based care amidst shifting CDC guidance, with broad medical support.
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Researchers found that pedestrians predominantly prefer counterclockwise turns, influenced slightly by age, with potential implications for various fields.
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Adรฉlie penguins use social information from conspecifics to select foraging sites, balancing personal experience and group dynamics, which enhances their foraging success and supports survival during breeding.
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SETI’s radio observations found no alien signals from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, confirming its natural origin. Meanwhile, skepticism remains about claims of life on exoplanet K2-18b despite ongoing studies in astrobiology.
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A study reveals alarming weight loss in Hawaiสปi’s false killer whales, indicating nutritional stress and environmental threats to their population decline.
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DAILY DOSE: Mathematicians Warn AI Could Erode Their Field; Robot Dogs Join World Cup Security Plans
Mathematicians express concerns about AI’s negative impact on creativity and collaboration in their field, highlighting potential issues in research integrity.
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Researchers discovered the vgll3 gene links early growth and reproductive success to accelerated aging and cancer risk, illuminating the trade-offs of antagonistic pleiotropy with implications for understanding human aging and diseases.
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A University of Tokyo study reveals that the blue button sea creature may live several years adrift, much longer than previously thought, and researchers succeeded in keeping them alive for 21 days.
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Cats in free-choice settings prefer silver vine over catnip, despite catnip containing more active compounds. This research suggests odor presentation influences feline behavior, highlighting the importance of choice in animal studies.
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A study led by researchers from UCL and Thai institutions has identified a new giant sauropod dinosaur, Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, in Thailand, weighing 27 tonnes and measuring 27 meters long.
