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Climate Change is Impacting Children’s Education. We Can Do Something About It

Climate change is reshaping the educational landscape for children worldwide, impacting both their immediate learning environments and their long-term educational attainment. The increasing frequency and severity of climate-related events such as extreme weather, floods, heatwaves, and droughts are wreaking havoc on school infrastructure and the ability of children to access education. Climate Disruptions to Education […]

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Biology

The Silent Kidney Crisis and What It Means for Global Health

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is turning into a silent global epidemic, with nearly 800 million reported cases worldwide. This surge ranks CKD as one of the top causes of mortality globally, a crisis that intertwines heavily with the growing prevalence of diabetes, hypertension, and obesity (Science Daily.) Despite its severity, CKD often remains undiagnosed until […]

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Biology

Exploring the Limitless Potential of GLP-1 Drugs Beyond Weight Loss

A new category of medications known as GLP-1-based drugs has captured the medical community’s attention. These medications, predominantly used for weight management, have shown surprising secondary benefits beyond their intended purpose. The Power of GLP-1 Drugs GLP-1 drugs, such as semaglutide (marketed as Ozempic) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro), initially gained popularity for their game-changing role in […]

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Health

The Controversy Over Tylenol Use During Pregnancy: Separating Fact from Fiction

The recent debate surrounding the use of Tylenol during pregnancy and its alleged links to autism has captured widespread attention. President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have fueled the discussion with claims suggesting a connection between acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, and increased autism rates [New York Times]. However, the scientific community remains […]

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AI

Next Week in Science, August 1, 2025

I’m still seeing lightning bug, if you can believe it. What we’re not seeing (at least as much of) is cicadas. I can hear them but the number emerging is far below last year. Let’s remember how cool they were: Here’s what we’ve pulled from the literature this week. And here’s the top news themes […]

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Chemistry

Exploring the Health Impacts of Artificial Sweeteners in Children

In recent years, the consumption of artificial sweeteners has become increasingly common, especially among children. These low-calorie sugar substitutes are frequently found in a variety of food and drink products marketed towards the younger demographic. However, emerging research sheds light on potential health concerns that could arise from their consumption, particularly in relation to children’s […]

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Biology

Can Dogs Detect Parkinson’s Disease? Insights and Implications

Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative disorder known for its debilitating symptom of tremors, affects millions globally. The early diagnosis of Parkinson’s can significantly improve the quality of life for patients through timely interventions. Interestingly, recent studies suggest that an unlikely ally. Our four-legged friends might help detect Parkinson’s long before symptoms appear. The Science Behind Dogs […]

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Health

Progress in Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease: the Role of Proteins

Recent advances in neuroscience have revealed groundbreaking insights into Alzheimer’s disease and various other neurological disorders. These findings have the potential to transform our understanding and treatment of conditions that affect millions of people worldwide. Alzheimer’s Disease: Unveiling Hidden Proteins One of the major hurdles in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease has been understanding the […]

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Health

Even at a Whisper, Screams Jolt Your Sleeping Brain

TL;DR: Your brain is hardwired to recognize screams—even when you’re asleep. That scratchy, harsh quality called “roughness”? It’s like a red flag for your brain’s danger sensors. Evolution has wired you to keep snoozing and stay safe. Now that’s smart sleep. You’re asleep. Dead to the world. The room is quiet—until it isn’t. Somewhere, someone […]

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Health

The Secret Weapon Against Workout Fatigue? A Super Mushroom!

You just crushed your workout—heart pounding, sweat dripping, muscles burning. But then, it hits you: exhaustion. Your limbs feel like jelly, and your brain turns to mush. What if science had a secret weapon to help you bounce back faster and think sharper post-exercise? Enter Cordycepin, the powerhouse compound from a funky fungus called Cordyceps […]

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