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June 11, 2025

News·USA

Fact Check: Trump Did Not Order Men to Reverse Vasectomies, Claims Originated from Satirical Source

Recent social media posts claim President Donald Trump signed an executive order forcing men to reverse their vasectomies. This claim is completely false and originated from a satirical article by The Onion,

News·USA

Fact Check: SSA Email Misleads 70 Million Recipients About Social Security Tax Elimination

Millions of Social Security recipients opened their email last week to find a surprising message from the Social Security Administration (SSA). The email claimed President Trump’s recently passed “Big Beautiful Bill” would eliminate federal income taxes on Social Security benefits

July 5, 2025

Microwave Magic: Revolutionizing Solar Panel Manufacturing and Recycling

Energy·Recycle·Science

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery to speed up the annealing process in solar panel production to increase its commercial value. There could be a

Study: Ozempic Reduces Alcohol Consumption by 40%

Health

The popular diabetes and weight loss medication Ozempic might help people drink less alcohol. New research shows that people taking the drug not only

Health

ADHD May Cut Life Expectancy by Up to 11 Years for Women and 9 Years for Men, UCL Study Warns

Adults diagnosed with ADHD might live several years less than others, according to new research from University College London. The study looked at health records of 30,000 adults with ADHD in the

Tejal Somvanshi

January 29, 2025

The way people actually drive and charge their electric vehicles may make batteries last longer than researchers have estimated Photo Source: standford.edu

Electric·Mobility

Stanford Study: EV Batteries May Last 40% Longer Than Expected

Your electric car’s battery might last much longer than expected. A new study from Stanford researchers found EV batteries could last up to a third longer than previously believed. This means you

Rahul Somvanshi

January 26, 2025

Representative Image. Red Blood Cells. Photo Source: allinonemovie (Pixabay)

Health

Clozapine’s Blood Cancer Risk: Under 0.06% Annually, Study Finds

Clozapine helps people with schizophrenia who haven’t gotten better with other medicines. While it works well, some doctors worry it might cause blood cancer. This new research from Hong Kong shows those

Tejal Somvanshi

January 6, 2025

A capuchin monkey eating fruits. Credit Julia Casorso

Nature·Wildlife

Alcohol Consumption in Wildlife: Why Animals Thrive on Fermented Fruits and Avoid Intoxication

Ethanol flows through nature’s ecosystems, challenging previous assumptions about alcohol consumption being unique to humans. Research published in Trends in Ecology & Evolution reveals how animals regularly consume and process alcohol through

Rahul Somvanshi

November 25, 2024

Health·USA·Water

Chemical in U.S. Water: Chloronitramide Identified in 40 Samples Across 10 Cities After 40 Years

Scientists have identified a chemical that has been noticed in American tap water samples since the 1980s – chloronitramide anion. This chemical, found in water systems serving about 113 million Americans, comes

Tejal Somvanshi

November 23, 2024

Demonstration system for carbon-free generation of electricity with ammonia in high-temperature fuel cells (SOFCs).

Energy·Hydrogen·Science

Ammonia Powers Carbon-Free Energy: Inside the Global Race to Transform Electricity with High-Density, Zero-Emission Fuel Cells

Sustainability is the new mantra of the 21st century. We want to generate electricity, but it should be carbon-free. Ammonia (NH3) is a promising hydrogen carrier for sustainable power generation. Ammonia is

Rahul Somvanshi

November 13, 2024

Health

Air Pollution Linked to Autism Risk: Study Reveals Fine Particulate Matter and Nitrogen Oxides Impact Prenatal Brain Development, Increasing Vulnerability to ASD

It’s wisely said that health is wealth. Mental health is still more important for anyone’s growth. A groundbreaking review, published in Brain Medicine, has revealed how common air pollutants might significantly impact

Rahul Somvanshi

November 13, 2024

Discovery·Marine Life·News

Ghost Shark with Rare Leucism Found Near Albania: First-Ever Pigment Disorder Documented in Angular Roughshark Uncovers Deep-Sea Genetic Anomalies and Predator Survival Challenges

Let’s talk about deep sea genetic quirks! An angular roughshark (Oxynotus centrina) rocking a ghostly white phenotype was caught near Albania’s coast. “This represents the first documented case of leucism in this

Rahul Somvanshi

November 13, 2024

Health·News·Science

Exercise Just 5 Minutes Daily to Lower Blood Pressure and Cut Heart Disease Risk by 10%, New Study Finds

We’ve long wondered how much exercise we really need for better heart health. Now, a comprehensive British Heart Foundation-funded study published in Circulation brings us precise answers about blood pressure management through

Rahul Somvanshi

November 12, 2024

Health·Science

Fish Oil’s Omega-3 and Omega-6 Could Help Lower Risks for 19 Cancer Types, But a New Study Finds One Key Exception

Scientists at the University of Georgia dug deep into this idea, looking at health records of 250,000 people – yeah, that’s about the population of a small city! Over 10 years of

Tejal Somvanshi

November 11, 2024

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