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Measles cases set to spike in weeks after school return, scientists warn
The i paper
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September 10, 2025
Scientists say falling vaccination rates is largely to blame for the resurgence of measles Measles cases are likely to spike in the coming weeks following the return to school this month, scientists are warning. There were 742 laboratory-confirmed...
University of Chicago Scientist Releases Book on Nature’s Cognitive Benefits
Detroit Jewish News - Michigan
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While studying how nature improves cognitive, physical and social wellbeing, Hillel Day School graduate and director of the environmental neuroscience laboratory at the University of Chicago Marc Berman made an astonishing discovery. “We found...
Public supports more targeted measures to tackle child poverty, research finds
The Irish Times
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There is significant public support for targeted measures to support children in low-income families and break the cycle of poverty, research published on Monday shows. To mark the start of End Child Poverty week the Children’s Rights Alliance...
Daviess County leaders partner with Uplands Science and Technology Foundation for WestGate real estate
1340 AM WBIW - Indiana
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September 10, 2025
ODON — Daviess County leaders have signed a real estate agreement with the Uplands Science and Technology Foundation (USTF) to streamline real estate development and negotiations on county-owned land near the WestGate Technology Park, according to...
When Science Meets Scripture: Mark Gerson’s Bold New Book
CBN News
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GOD AND SCIENCE Mark Gerson’s latest book, God Was Right: How Modern Social Science Proves the Torah Is True shows how the Torah’s guidance is not only ancient but also validated by contemporary research. Approaching the Torah (the first five...
Only 25% of Americans See Science Behind Trump’s Vaccine Moves
Tasnim News Agency
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September 10, 2025
The administration, while still in the process of setting new vaccination policies, has signaled that young and healthy people and pregnant women shouldn't get shots for the COVID-19 virus. That marks a reversal of a historic vaccination drive...
Food science intrigues Timboon students
Cobden Timboon Coast Times
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Science flavours: Timboon P-12 student Dominic Leech presented Great Ocean Road Cordial Syrups creator Anne Rosolin with a certificate of appreciation for teaching the Year Five/Six students about science through food.
Cotton crisis: the consequences of neglecting research
Business Recorder
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September 10, 2025
Since independence the Pakistan Central Cotton Committee (PCCC) has been the country’s premier institution for cotton research and development. For decades it provided a well-coordinated national research framework that supported one of Pakistan’s...
UWF awarded $7.5M Office of Naval Research grant to advance research in decision making
University of West Florida
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September 9, 2025
The University of West Florida has been awarded a five-year, $7,488,652 grant from the Office of Naval Research to lead a groundbreaking project aimed at advancing understanding of human judgment and decision making, subject to negotiating a term...
Exclusive: Investigation Shows NIH Funds 17 Grants Involving Fetal Tissue Research
Breitbart
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September 9, 2025
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is currently funding more than a dozen grants for research involving human fetal tissue, some of which are expected to be funded well into 2026, according to a new investigation. The taxpayer watch dog White...
Can too much vitamin D be deadly? What science says
Arab Times
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September 10, 2025
Vitamin D is essential, but excess can lead to serious health risks. NEW YORK, Sept 10: Taking excessive amounts of vitamin D can lead to serious health complications, including kidney failure, irregular heartbeat, and even death. Toxicity...
Lifestyle Popular Science It took half a century to solve the mystery of Missouri’s deadly snake panic
Yahoo News
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What’s the weirdest thing you learned this week? Well, whatever it is, we promise you’ll have an even weirder answer if you listen to PopSci’s hit podcast. The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week hits Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and everywhere else...
IIIT Hyderabad launches first online MSc in Data Science
Telengana Today
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September 10, 2025
IIIT Hyderabad has launched its first online degree, MSc in Data Science. The UGC-approved programme spans two years, extendable to four, offering flexible learning for working professionals. Admissions require no entrance exam, opening...
Addressing misconceptions: My science-based response to GMO debate, By Mohammad Faguji Ishiyaku
Premium Times
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September 9, 2025
I speak not as a defender of agendas, but as a Nigerian scientist committed to our people’s well-being. The backlash hurts, but it sparks needed dialogue. Let us engage with facts. Visit farms, review studies, collaborate. Together, we can ensure...
Chinese scientists develop colorless solar concentrator for PV windows
pv-magazine
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September 10, 2025
The research team’s semi-transparent solar concentrator can be directly coated onto standard window glass. It uses liquid crystal films to reflect and guide circularly-polarized sunlight to solar cells installed toward the edge of a window. A...
Scientists find cells can lock genes at multiple levels, upending binary theory
Interesting Engineering - New York
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September 9, 2025
MIT engineers have challenged a core idea in biology by showing that epigenetic memory is not simply binary. Their research reveals cells don’t just lock genes in an “on” or “off” state. Instead, they can freeze expression at many points along a...
Biomedical Scientist Dougbeh Chris Nyan Gets "African Genius Award 2025"
Liberian Observer
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One of Africa’s top biomedical scientists, Dr. Dougbeh Christopher Nyan of Liberia, has received the prestigious African Genius Award this year 2025 for his ingenuity and innovation in science, medicine, and technology. He is among 16 brilliant...
Scientific Tips on Starting School Strong
Psychology Today
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"I am not learning anything." "I work so hard, but nothing sticks!" Have you ever felt these sentiments, had a friend express them, or perhaps have your children said either of these comments? Millions of students start school every year....
Using biobanks to boost research: a how-to guide
Nature
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Rafaella Rogatto De Faria was nearing the end of her PhD when her adviser proposed a fresh project. The idea was to analyse genetic, imaging and surgical-outcome data, to find biomarkers that could help to identify which people with osteoarthritis...
Scientists take on Trump: the researchers fighting back
Nature
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When US President Donald Trump’s administration started slashing science funding in January, Nicole Maphis wasn’t especially worried about her research being affected. She studies the fundamental biology of Alzheimer’s disease, which didn’t strike...