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[ad_1] It was 2013 when Sanjeeta Pokharel first witnessed Asian elephants react to death. An old female elephant died from an infection in an Indian park. was a younger woman walk in circles around the carcass. The fresh dung piles hinted that other elephants had visited recently. “That’s where we’re wondering” A biologist at the …
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[ad_1] Where have new cases been reported? In early April, the UK became the first country to report a cluster of cases of unexplained hepatitis in children to WHO. The cases were unusual because they occurred within a short time in otherwise healthy children, and clinicians quickly ruled out any of the common hepatitis viruses …
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[ad_1] The idea of losing weight is very appealing: Limit your eating to six to eight hours each day, during which you can eat whatever you want. Studies in mice seemed to support the so-called time-restricted eating, a form of the popular intermittent fasting diet. Small studies on people with obesity have suggested that it …
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[ad_1] “There is no possibility, no logical way for this to happen,” he said. Elisabeth Bik, a leading expert In image manipulation, short sellers became aware of the company last summer after the FDA filed its petition. In a series of twitter posts, blog posts, and posts on the PubPeer website, Dr. Bik pointed to …
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[ad_1] Dr. Byerley suggested to her mother-in-law to imagine that for every 10 times she used the bathroom on a given day, one died. She remembered her mother-in-law saying, “Oh, 10 percent is terrible.” Dr. Byerley’s estimates showed, for example, that the average 40-year-old who was vaccinated more than six months ago faces roughly the …
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[ad_1] The rapid collapses of two ice shelves on the Antarctic Peninsula over the past quarter century were likely triggered by the arrival of huge plumes of warm, moisture-laden air that created extreme conditions and destabilized the ice, researchers said on Thursday. Before the rupture of the Larsen A shelf in 1995 and the Larsen …
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[ad_1] But even with the rise of disposable utensils, a niche community of knife enthusiasts is thriving, and its members have an opinion on the idea of a hardened wooden knife. Yao-Fen You, senior curator of Cooper Hewitt at the Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, said he’s picky about his knives. He learned to …
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[ad_1] Methane levels in the atmosphere rose at the highest rate in the past year since measurements began 40 years ago, raising concerns about planet-warming gas emitted from oil and gas operations, government scientists said on Thursday. Methane is less present in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide, but its short-term effects on global warming are …
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[ad_1] “I believed it then and now I believe these contacts are very important,” he said in an email. “But what Putin and the Russian military have done on behalf of the Russian Federation is so appalling that I strongly support the CERN Council’s decision.” It’s unclear what all this means for scientists at CERN. …
[ad_1] Sometimes, Bruce C. Glavovic is so proud to be an environmental scientist, studying coastal planning, and educating future researchers that it brings him to tears. Other times, he wonders if these are enough. Scientists have proven beyond doubt that climate change is making the planet worse. Yet his work has often failed to encourage …
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[ad_1] In March 2019, scientists studying whales near Southwest Australia stumbled upon a super-sized sight few had ever seen before – an orca pod violently attacking the blue whale. More than a dozen orcas surrounded the mighty beast. They had already severed its dorsal fin, and the animal could not escape from fast and agile …
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[ad_1] As Tongan residents struggle to recover a devastating volcanic eruption Scientists who suffocated the Pacific island nation with ash and flooded it are trying to better understand the global effects of the eruption. They already know the answer to a crucial question: Although what may seem like the world’s largest eruption in the last …
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