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Malaysia Gets Better at Finding High Blood Pressure but Struggles to Treat It
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Fossil fuels still supply roughly 80 percent of the world’s energy, and the consequences of that dependence are now impossible...
New AI Framework Cleans Up Noisy Social Media Posts to Extract Relationships More Accurately
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Dopamine is best known as the neurotransmitter of reward in the human brain, but in plants it plays an entirely...
Thin Air, Broken Sleep: Why Altitude Changes What Sleep Studies Reveal
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Global Freelance Skill Network Fractures as Generative AI Reshapes Digital Work
The global digital labor market has undergone a striking transformation in the space of just three years, and the evidence...
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Sunlight to Drinking Water: How Solar Desalination Is Racing to Close the 40% Freshwater Gap
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Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles promise fast refueling and long range, but the infrastructure to serve them has struggled to escape...
Ghana’s Palm Weevil Larvae Pack Protein but Carry Heavy Metal Concerns
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Deep learning reads the genome to flag ALS risk in over 47,000 people
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Hidden Messages That Fool AI: New GAN Fuses Steganography With Adversarial Attacks
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Rwandan Sugarcane Farmers Could Boost Yields Nearly 20 Percent Without Extra Inputs, Study Finds
Rwanda’s sugar bowl is leaking. The country produced roughly 130,000 metric tons of sugarcane in 2022, yet national demand for...
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For millions of cancer survivors, the most stubborn legacy of chemotherapy is not the tumor but the tingling, burning numbness...
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For millions of people living with diabetes, a foot ulcer is far more than a stubborn wound. It is a...
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