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Explore North America’s scientific prowess, where innovation meets tradition. From pioneering research in technology and medicine to influential environmental initiatives, discover how this continent’s diverse expertise is shaping the future of global science and driving impactful discoveries.
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A report reveals increasing online violence against women, worsening mental health and self-censorship, while justice remains elusive despite legal actions.
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Researchers studied how mammals, particularly camels and humans, adapt genetically to temperature changes, highlighting differences in cellular resilience and stability.
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Most people strongly support the federal government’s reclassification of cannabis, according to a new study that used AI to analyze more than 40,000 comments in the public record. The findings by researchers at Johns Hopkins University and the University of California San Diego, which come as the Trump administration last week reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana…
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A global survey of 31,000 adults from 30 countries reveals that digital health literacy is higher in low- and middle-income nations, challenging wealth-related assumptions and highlighting varied sources and acceptance of health information.
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A new study shows that FaceAge can enhance cancer prognosis by estimating biological age from multiple photos over time.
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Researchers at the University of Oregon developed a method using electrical currents to measure coffee’s flavor profile, aiding cafes in quality control and individual taste replication, enhancing consistency.
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Researchers have mapped the organization of over a thousand smell receptors in mice, revealing a structured system and aligning with brain maps. This discovery may aid in developing treatments for loss of smell.
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A Johns Hopkins study finds those engaging with “new right” media are over twice as likely to be vaccine-hesitant regarding MMR.
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MIT researchers discovered a laser light technique that self-organizes into a focused beam, enabling 3D bioimaging of the blood-brain barrier 25 times faster, enhancing drug absorption tracking for neurodegenerative disease treatments.
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Researchers found that abdominal contractions during movement compress blood vessels, causing the brain to shift within the skull. This motion promotes cerebrospinal fluid flow, potentially aiding brain health by removing waste.
