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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 study confirms a new pangolin species, aiding conservation efforts against illegal poaching and enhancing species recognition in Asia.
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A study reveals that eumelanin and natural organic matter share similar light absorption behaviors due to their nanoscale structures, despite differing chemistries, suggesting implications for energy applications and material design.
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Bacteria collaborate to survive antibiotics by sharing proteins via vesicles, allowing dormant cells to endure treatment and repopulate.
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Ancient plant fossils in New Mexico reveal that flowering plants thrived in Cretaceous forests well before the dinosaurs’ extinction.
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A study challenges the belief that youth sports prevent violence, suggesting participation may increase violent behavior in some contexts.
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A student-led analysis found GLP-1-related poison control calls rose several-fold after the FDA’s 2021 weight-loss approval, driven largely by preventable dosing errors.
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Researchers discovered fungi inside desert mosses, potentially reshaping our understanding of moss biology and plant evolution on land.
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Researchers found that local extinctions due to climate change disproportionately affect temperate species, challenging prior beliefs about tropical vulnerability.
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Astronomers from Northwestern University discovered salty clouds in the atmosphere of GJ504b, a cold exoplanet, using the James Webb Space Telescope. This finding suggests unique atmospheric chemistry in planetary-mass companions.
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A study reveals Moderna’s investigational mRNA flu vaccine can provide broader, stronger immunity against diverse influenza strains than standard shots.
