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Obesity Increases Lung Fat and Asthma

Obesity is known to increase the risk of various health problems, including asthma. According to a study conducted by Duke University, children with obesity have

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Climate Change Alters Ocean Phytoplankton

The changing climate is affecting the distribution of phytoplankton in the oceans, altering the color of the water and impacting the ocean’s food chain. The

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Meteor Impact Sparks Life Below Ground

Bacteria have been found to live 620 meters below the Earth’s surface in the Siljan meteorite crater in Sweden, according to a study of core

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13,000-Year-Old Beer Brewing Traces Found in Israel

Archaeologists from Stanford University have discovered evidence of beer-making dating back 13,000 years in the Rakefet Caves in Israel. This is the oldest evidence of

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CO2 destroys cooling ocean clouds.

The rising levels of atmospheric CO2 pose a significant threat to the earth’s cooling systems, particularly the stratocumulus clouds. These clouds cover about 20% of

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Mind and Body Age Revealed

A person’s biological age can differ significantly from their chronological age due to various factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and health conditions. Researchers at Duke

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Bronze Age Zinnhandel between Asia and Europe

A recent study by the University of Heidelberg has revealed that a complex trading system connected Asia and Europe over 4,000 years ago. The study

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Powerful Natural Substance Beats Detergent

The soil fungus Mortierella alpina has been found to produce natural surfactants that outperform traditional chemical products. This discovery could lead to the development of

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Celastrol reduces hunger in overweight people.

A new study has found that the traditional Chinese medicine ingredient Celastrol may help regulate the persistent hunger often experienced by overweight individuals, making weight

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Alzheimer’s Risk Detected 14 Years Early

A new blood test can detect an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease up to 14 years before diagnosis, according to researchers from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum