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Scientists are alarm by plastics in our brains after a shocking study– Brit Commerce

Leave a Comment / brains, Health, microplastics, Pollution, Science / By Salsa Noreen

If the idea of having a spoonful of plastic in your Noggin sounds bad, you are not the only one. Scientists are playing alarm by a recent study that shows that microplastics can accumulate in the brain. Researchers from the United States and Canada wrote the comment, published Tuesday in Brain Medicine magazine. In addition […]

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Revenge of the Covid conspiracy theorists– BC

Leave a Comment / Politics / Policy, Science, Science / Health, Sick Thoughts / By Salsa Noreen

A week after the inauguration, the American senator Rand Paul de Kentucky issued a Congress Citations Ráfaga to 14 agencies, including NIH and HHS. The senator said that continuous research was being carried out to “criticize the process that allowed this dangerous investigation, which may have led to the pandemic.” In a citation sent to

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NIH fund cuts seem to resort to the Heritage Foundation report that explodes ‘Staff Dei’– BC

Leave a Comment / deep cut, Politics, Science, Science / Health / By Salsa Noreen

The 2022 Report includes an analysis of 82 universities, the indirect cost rate they receive from federal subsidies and the indirect cost rate they receive from private financiers such as the Sloan Foundation, the Gates Foundation and the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation initiative. Ten of the schools in the analysis of the Heritage Foundation did not

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‘Dengue Boy’ is the strange and fleshy novel you need right now– BC

Leave a Comment / Buzz Off, Culture, Science, Science / Environment / By Salsa Noreen

Evolution, ethnography, epidemic: this It is the soup that Dengue boyA new brilliant and brilliant novel by Argentine author Michel Nieva, emerges. The homonymous dengue boy is a mosquito hybrid -human that could be an experiment, a genetic mutant or the result of some terrible corporate crime. It could be all three at the same

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The freezing of federal funds will cause lasting damage to medical research– BC

Leave a Comment / Critical Hit, Politics, Science, Science / Health / By Salsa Noreen

For much of Living memory, the United States has been a world leader of scientific research and innovation. From the polyomyelitis vaccine, to the decoding of the first human chromosome, to the first cardiac bypass surgery, US research has originated a seemingly endless list of progress of medical care that is taken for granted. But

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Scientists recreate the conditions that caused a complex life– BC

Leave a Comment / Origin Story, Science / By Salsa Noreen

The original version of This story It appeared in Quanta Magazine. Far from being lonely operators, most unicellular microbes maintain complex relationships. In the ocean, the soil and the intestine, they can fight and eat each other, exchange DNA, compete for nutrients or feed on the by -products of others. Sometimes they become even more

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Trump’s first-day executive orders will worsen the climate crisis– BC

Leave a Comment / Day One, Science, Science / Environment / By Salsa Noreen

in his first Since day one in office, President Trump has signed a series of executive orders that will put the United States on a radically different environmental path than the Biden administration. The executive orders and memos take the first steps toward fulfilling many of the promises Trump made during the campaign: withdrawing the

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How Wildfire Smoke Affects Your Health and How to Protect Yourself– BC

Leave a Comment / LA Wildfires, Science, Science / Health / By Salsa Noreen

like a series Although massive fires continue to rage through the Los Angeles area, blanketing neighborhoods in smoke and forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes, air quality remains unhealthy in many parts of the county. Wildfire smoke is a mixture of water vapor, gases and microscopic particles known as particulate matter. The smallest

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Elon Musk denounces NASA’s lunar ambitions: “We are going straight to Mars”– BC

Leave a Comment / moon shot, Science, Science / Space / By Salsa Noreen

Although SpaceX founder Elon Musk is known for his outspokenness and controversial comments on his social media site X, he has been relatively restrained when it comes to American space policy in recent years. For example, he has rarely criticized NASA or its overall goal of returning humans to the Moon through the Artemis program.

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How NASA could change under Donald Trump– BC

Leave a Comment / Science, Science / Space, space race / By Salsa Noreen

Although details continue to change, the transition team reviewing NASA and its activities has begun drafting possible executive orders for changes to space policy under the Trump Administration. Sources familiar with the five-person team, who have spent the past six weeks evaluating the space agency and its exploration plans, were careful to note that such

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