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Oldest Forest in the World Discovered in England, Researchers Say
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Oldest Forest in the World Discovered in England, Researchers Say

By Robbert van der Linde Mar 9, 2024 at 7:58 AM Update: 30 minutes ago Scientists from Cambridge and Cardiff Universities say to have found the oldest forest in the world. The Petrified Forest is located in the southwestern tip of England and is almost 400 million years old. The forest was found near the … Read more
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A 62-year-old man was vaccinated against the coronavirus 217 times 2024-03-09 08:33:46 - Archyde
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A 62-year-old man was vaccinated against the coronavirus 217 times 2024-03-09 08:33:46 – Archyde

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2024-03-09 08:33:46
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Not once, not twice, not three but… 217 times a man from Germany has been vaccinated against Covid-19, despite medical warnings. According to the journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases, this strange case was recorded because of his fear of the coronavirus and is reflected in the fact that the vaccines were purchased and made privately … Read more

Will the computer of the future be made without silicon?

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2024-03-09 07:23:56 Silicon is a key element in the manufacture of computers. Used for decades as the basis of electronic chips, researchers have now found an alternative to this element in optical fiber. A cable that would have the ability to overcome most of the limitations of traditional computing. A new milestone may well have … Read more

The Hidden Dangers of ‘Parrot Fever’: How Does It Affect Humans and How to Stay Safe
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The Hidden Dangers of ‘Parrot Fever’: How Does It Affect Humans and How to Stay Safe

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What is the risk for ‘parrot fever’ in humans? Psittacosis, commonly known as ‘parrot fever,’ is a disease that humans can develop after being exposed to bird droppings or dried secretions containing bacteria. This risk was highlighted in a recent report published in the journal Pathogens in 2023, authored by Dembek and other researchers. The … Read more

Understanding the Role of Neural Signals in Aggressive Brain Tumors: The Latest Breakthroughs and Treatment Options
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Understanding the Role of Neural Signals in Aggressive Brain Tumors: The Latest Breakthroughs and Treatment Options

2024-03-08 19:03:00 Scientists are getting closer to understanding the problem of excessive aggressiveness of some brain tumors, including glioma, which is considered one of the most difficult to treat. It turns out that these malignant tumors use neural signals to grow. According to information published on news.cuanschutz.edu, researchers from the University of Colorado found that … Read more
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Generative artificial intelligence perpetuates sexist prejudices, warns Unesco
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Generative artificial intelligence perpetuates sexist prejudices, warns Unesco

2024-03-07 09:44:01 After testing research on several AI tools, researchers revealed artificial intelligence biases against the women depicted. UNESCO, which unveiled this study on Thursday, recommends having more diverse teams of engineers, with more women. Published on : 07/03/2024 – 10:44 2 mn AI accused of conveying sexist bias. A study revealed Thursday March 7 … Read more
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Yale University Study on Retirement and Mental Health Care for Female Workers in China: Impact of Retirement Age Policy on Blue-Collar vs White-Collar Jobs
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Yale University Study on Retirement and Mental Health Care for Female Workers in China: Impact of Retirement Age Policy on Blue-Collar vs White-Collar Jobs

You can read the full story here: Yale University Study on Retirement and Mental Health Care for Female Workers in China: Impact of Retirement Age Policy on Blue-Collar vs White-Collar Jobs .
A new study by researchers at Yale University explores how retirement affects the mental health and related mental health care of female workers in China, leveraging China’s unique retirement age policy and hospital and emergency room data. The research focused specifically on the differences between women working in blue-collar jobs, such as factory work and … Read more