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Dec 07 2024SCIENCE

Scientists' Opinions on COVID-19: A Quick Global Survey

Imagine a global network of scientists sharing their views on important topics. In June 2023, a team of philosophers and social scientists kicked off an innovative project. They created an international network with a novel survey method. Local coordinators in 30 institutions across 12 countries sen

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Dec 03 2024BUSINESS

A Major Deal in Sports and Entertainment

In a big business move, Gersh has snapped up You First, a major player in the world of sports and entertainment agency. This acquisition is a game-changer for Gersh, as it doubles its workforce to over 600 employees and sets up shop in 22 offices across 14 countries. The goal? To create new opportun

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Nov 29 2024HEALTH

Bug Battle: Why Shigella is Winning the Antibiotic War

Shigella infections are becoming harder to treat, especially in places like Bangladesh where people often prescribe their own antibiotics. Scientists have discovered that many Shigella germs are now resistant to multiple drugs, and some can even fight off several types of medicines at once. How do t

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Nov 29 2024POLITICS

Brazil's Telegram Chats: Conspiracies About NWO, Globalism, and QAnon on the Rise

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Brazilian users on Telegram have been diving into conspiracies about the New World Order (NWO), Globalism, and QAnon. A recent study explored how these communities form and discuss these ideas. The findings showed that NWO and Globalism act as the core beliefs, keeping t

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Nov 29 2024ENVIRONMENT

Climate Research in Africa: A New Perspective

Imagine this: a group of African climate scientists gathered in a room in Cape Town. They weren't just discussing weather patterns; they were presenting results from complex models that explored the potential impacts of solar geoengineering on local climate. These researchers, who are experts in cli

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Nov 29 2024ENVIRONMENT

Water Polluters on the Rise: What We Know and How We Handle Them

Emerging contaminants (ECs) are pollutants that have started to show up in our waterways. They come from things like personal care products, antibiotics, painkillers, hormone disruptors, and even psychiatric medications. Scientists have gotten better at finding these pollutants, but we still need mo

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Nov 27 2024HEALTH

Why Hit When You Can Hug? The Global Fight for Gentle Parenting

Did you ever notice parents in other countries sometimes get a bit rough with their kids? This is happening all over the world, and it can cause long-term harm. Experts are working hard to find better ways to teach parents how to handle things without force. They have looked at many studies to figur

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Nov 27 2024SPORTS

Golf's Big Showdown Goes Crypto: A New Twist

Hey, sports fans! Ever thought cryptocurrency could change the game of golf? Well, get ready, because it's happening! The big showdown between golf legends Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, and Brooks Koepka is almost here. And guess what? It's not just about the players and the ve

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Nov 26 2024HEALTH

HIV: Big Progress, But Not Time to Celebrate Yet

Great news! The world is seeing fewer new HIV infections and deaths. This is a big win, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, where numbers have dropped the most. But, there's still work to do. Some places, like Eastern Europe and the Middle East, are seeing more new cases. We're far from the 2030 targe

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Nov 26 2024HEALTH

Why do some countries have better healthcare? A global look at what makes the difference

In today's world, having access to quality healthcare is crucial. This depends on community health resources, infrastructure, and funding. But why do some countries succeed while others lag behind? Let’s explore a model that uses political and economic factors to predict how well countries provide h

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