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Kobe University's Innovative Medical Database for Obesity

Study Shows Wearable Tech Aids Type 2 Diabetes Exercise

Alarming Impact of Reduced HIV Funding: Lancet Study

Maximizing AI Benefits for Patient Care: Urgent Steps Needed

Routine Childhood Vaccine Coverage Remains Low

Study Shows Teledermatology Boosts Skin Excisions

Study Links PM2.5 to Skin Redness

Yale Research Reveals Insights on Fatty Liver Gene

Study Links Disadvantaged Neighborhoods to Dementia

Early Heart Problems Linked to Brain Health Changes

Maternal Diet in Third Trimester Linked to Offspring Mental Health

Eccentric Exercise: 5 Minutes Daily for Health Gains

Study Reveals Dismissal of Long Covid Patients

Predicting Predisposition: BRCA2 Mutations and Cancer

City of Hope Study: Cell Mutations Alone Not Enough for Tumor Formation

Breakthrough Study Reveals Brain Regions Influencing Metabolism

Coping with Pet Loss: A Common Challenge

Covid Infection Linked to Higher Autoimmune Risk

Study: Daily Physical Activity Lowers Cancer Risk

Restrictions on Abortion Pill in New Administration

Chinese Doctors Perform First Genetically Modified Pig Liver Transplant

Cost Concerns Prompted 1 in 3 Australians to Delay Dental Visits

Brain Functions Depend on Mitochondria for Energy

Limited Male Contraceptive Options: FDA Approval Disparity

Controlling Mosquito Population: Key in Malaria Prevention

Tiny Magnetic Robot Revolutionizes Early Cancer Detection

Study Reveals Factors Influencing Teen and Adult Obesity

Study Reveals Heroin-Seeking Genes in Brain

Early Signs of Alzheimer's: Beyond Cognitive Symptoms

Study Reveals Exosomes' Impact on Children's BBB

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Extinct Parasitic Wasps in Amber: Venus Flytrap Abdomen Discovery

Accidental Discovery: Unraveling the Role of Whole-Genome Duplication

Arctic Permafrost Thaw Threatens Infrastructure

"GBIF Launches User-Friendly Species Occurrence Cube Service"

Study Shows Over 22% of North American Pollinators Face Extinction

Elon Musk's X Sees First-Year Ad Revenue Surge

Study Finds NHL Teams Benefit from Homegrown Players

New Reverse Genetics System for African Swine Fever Virus

Theoretical Physicists Determine Quantum Entanglement Statistics

Boosting Democracy Engagement: Right-Wing Populists Find Voice

Canada Proposes Artificial Intelligence and Data Act

Immigration Dominates Recent Election Campaigns

Ai Transforms Education: Lesson Planning, Grading, Student Engagement

Media Psychologists Study Impact of VR Environmental Documentaries

Study Reveals Machine-Learning Algorithm's Impact on US Housing

Rising Threat: Hot-Dry Events Impact Health

Puzzling Discrepancy in Hadley Circulation Trends

Study Shows User Search Habits Impact Belief Reinforcement

Researchers Explore Evolution of Human Facial Features

Impact of Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse on Baltimore Residents

Climate Change Threatens Southern Ocean Ecosystems

Global Environmental Polycrisis: Threats Beyond Climate Breakdown

Classified Plans and Private Views: American Intelligence Protocol

Researchers at North Carolina State University Demonstrate Microplastic Removal System

Millions of Tires End Up in Landfills: Environmental Crisis

Study Reveals PhSLB1's Role in Petunia Branch Development

Quantum Nonlocality Study: Randomness Certification Breakdown

New Chemical Reaction for Solid Polymeric Networks

Global Surge in Fungal Infections: Urgent Need for New Therapies

York University Study Challenges Early Planetary Science Theories

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Provocative Sign at AI Conference Sparks Concern

AI Leaders Predict Strong Computer Intelligence to Surpass Humans

Electric Vans Depart Vauxhall Plant in Luton

Introducing Burner Email: A New Privacy Solution

American Robotics Companies Advocate National Strategy for Industry Growth

New Technology for Efficient VOC Management in Small Businesses

New Approach in AI Reshaping Data Privacy Landscape

Apple Announces iPhone 16 Launch in Indonesia

Cyprus to Subsidize Hotel Desalination Plants

GenAI: Transforming Beliefs with Fictitious Realities

Skoltech AI Center Enhances Neural Network Confidence

Automated Delivery Vehicle Encounters Pedestrian Dilemma

New Memory System Application Boosts Computing Efficiency

Major Security Flaws Uncovered in Computer Microprocessors

US Officials' Yemen Bombing Plans Exposed in Signal Chat

How Search Engine Queries Influence Opinions

The Energy Efficiency Battle: AI vs. Human Brain

Chibueze Amanchukwu Aims to Revolutionize Battery Technology

Elon Musk's Political Views Spark Exodus from X

Trump's World Liberty Financial to Launch Dollar-Backed Stablecoin

Signal Messaging App: Origins and Use by Trump Officials

Llm Integration Raises Concerns Over Data Security

Managing Battery Life for Cell Phones and Electric Vehicles

Semiconductor Trade Fair Calls for Global Chip Sector Cooperation

The Long History of Artificial Intelligence

Breakthrough in Microbe Vulnerability to Butanol Spurs Fuel Innovation

Nissan's New CEO Aims to Boost Model Sales

Signal: Top Secure Messaging App, Not for White House Ops

Lagarde's Remarks Spark Concerns Over Digital Euro

23andMe Files for Bankruptcy: Concerns Over Genetic Data

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Friday, 16 October 2020

Supergene discovery leads to new knowledge of fire ants

A unique study conducted by University of Georgia entomologists led to the discovery of a distinctive supergene in fire ant colonies that determines whether young queen ants will leave their birth colony to start their own new colony or if they will join one with multiple queens.

source https://phys.org/news/2020-10-supergene-discovery-knowledge-ants.html

Researchers find diverse communities comprise bacterial mats threatening coral reefs

Researchers are learning more about the brightly colored bacterial mats threatening the ecological health of coral reefs worldwide. In new research released this month, a Florida State University team revealed that these mats are more complex than scientists previously knew, opening the door for many questions about how to best protect reef ecosystems in the future.

source https://phys.org/news/2020-10-diverse-comprise-bacterial-mats-threatening.html

More US Adults want the government to have a bigger role in improving peoples' lives than before the pandemic

The share of U.S. adults who support an active government role in society increased by more than 40 percent during the initial pandemic response—up from 24 percent in September 2019 to 34 percent in April 2020—according to a new national public opinion survey conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Johns Hopkins University SNF Agora Institute.

source https://phys.org/news/2020-10-adults-bigger-role-peoples-pandemic.html

History shows that societies collapse when leaders undermine social contracts

All good things must come to an end. Whether societies are ruled by ruthless dictators or more well-meaning representatives, they fall apart in time, with different degrees of severity. In a new paper, anthropologists examined a broad, global sample of 30 pre-modern societies. They found that when "good" governments—ones that provided goods and services for their people and did not starkly concentrate wealth and power—fell apart, they broke down more intensely than collapsing despotic regimes. And the researchers found a common thread in the collapse of good governments: leaders who undermined and broke from upholding core societal principles, morals, and ideals.

source https://phys.org/news/2020-10-history-societies-collapse-leaders-undermine.html

Supergiant star Betelgeuse smaller, closer than first thought

It may be another 100,000 years until the giant red star Betelgeuse dies in a fiery explosion, according to a new study by an international team of researchers.

source https://phys.org/news/2020-10-supergiant-star-betelgeuse-smaller-closer.html

History shows that societies collapse when leaders undermine social contracts

All good things must come to an end. Whether societies are ruled by ruthless dictators or more well-meaning representatives, they fall apart in time, with different degrees of severity. In a new paper, anthropologists examined a broad, global sample of 30 pre-modern societies. They found that when "good" governments—ones that provided goods and services for their people and did not starkly concentrate wealth and power—fell apart, they broke down more intensely than collapsing despotic regimes. And the researchers found a common thread in the collapse of good governments: leaders who undermined and broke from upholding core societal principles, morals, and ideals.

Supergiant star Betelgeuse smaller, closer than first thought

It may be another 100,000 years until the giant red star Betelgeuse dies in a fiery explosion, according to a new study by an international team of researchers.

Immunotherapy combo halts rare, stage 4 sarcoma in teen

A patient with end-stage and rapidly progressing soft-tissue cancer whose tumor did not respond to standard treatment, had a "rapid and complete response" to a novel combination of immunotherapy, according to new research published by a team of scientists from John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center and the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, both of whom are part of the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center Consortium.