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A new study finds cervical cancer screening rates are falling fastest among women in their 20s, even as more advanced cancer cases climb.
The post 1 in 3 Women in Their 20s Have Never Had Cervical Cancer Screening, New Data Shows appeared first on StudyFinds.
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In a Nutshell A toddler finds a gummy on the coffee table. It looks like candy. It smells sweet. Before anyone notices, the child has swallowed it. That gummy might contain marijuana, and it might not be the only edible drug parents now have to worry about vanishing off counters…
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A new trial finds the bacteria WHO cut from freshwater swimming safety guidelines, E. coli, best predicted stomach illness in swimmers.
The post Study of 2,368 Swimmers Links E. Coli to Higher Stomach Illness Risk in Lakes and Rivers appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Cutting the moldy spot off food feels safe, but a BfR survey shows mold toxins in food can spread invisibly, and heat won't destroy them.
The post Cutting Mold Off Fresh Produce Won’t Make It Safe, New Research Warns appeared first on StudyFinds.
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斯坦福大学研究人员领衔发布 Terminal-Bench-Science 0.1,用来自生命、物理、地球、数学和工程科学的 70 个专家精选任务评估 AI 智能体的科研能力。 — Hacker News 热门(buzzing.cc 中文翻译)
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Google 推出 Gemini 3.5 Transcribe,其最精准的语音转文本模型,支持实时流式与预录音频处理,可通过 Live API 和 Interactions API 调用。 — Hacker News 热门(buzzing.cc 中文翻译)
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Google 推出 Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash,为开发者提供更强的生成式视频控制能力。新模型支持场景扩展(可分析最多 10 秒先前上下文,以 10 秒为增量累计延长至 40 秒)、指定首尾帧生成平滑过渡,以及 4K 高清输出。 — Google DeepMind:Blog(RSS)
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Researchers call this the "news will find me" mindset, and a new study finds it may be quietly reshaping who, and what, people trust when deciding what's real.
The post Why Some People Trust Algorithms As Much As News Editors appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Ancient crystals in a meteorite recorded a magnetic field stronger than Earth's, revealing a force that shaped the early solar system.
The post Ancient Space Crystals Reveal Magnetic Force That Built Our Solar System appeared first on StudyFinds.
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There's a well-documented gap in human psychology between what people say they'll do and what they actually do.
The post People Say Intelligence Shouldn’t Factor Into IVF Embryo Selection. Given A Choice, It Does appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The drug, built to manage blood sugar, interacts with nearly every biological process scientists connect with aging.
The post Could Metformin Slow Human Aging? Scientists Review The Evidence appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Often nicknamed the unicorns of the sea, these tusked whales spend much of their lives diving deep into the icy waters off East Greenland's coast, a habit that made them accidental oceanographers.
The post Narwhals Mapped Warm Water Invading Greenland’s Most Remote Glacier Inlets appeared first on…
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Two math professors confess their game Digit Party overstated players' best-possible scores for years. Here's how far off it got, and why.
The post Two Math Professors Admit Their Puzzle Game Digit Party Overstated High Scores for Years appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Scientists found ancient cacao DNA in Georgia pottery, the first genetic proof that Mississippian people drank chocolate 900 years ago.
The post Ancient Cacao DNA Shows Indigenous People in Georgia Drank Chocolate 900 Years Ago appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Rescue inhaler overuse is tied to greater heart risk and death in asthma and COPD patients, especially at three or more canisters a year.
The post Heavy Rescue Inhaler Use Tied To Heart Failure And Death, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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New research tracking social media and depression across 11 years finds heavier daily use tied to higher depression rates.
The post How Much Social Media Is Too Much? Long-Term Study Points to 150 Minutes appeared first on StudyFinds.
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New research shows traffic noise undercuts birdsong's restorative effect, and what people think they hear matters more than the actual birds.
The post Traffic Noise Weakens Birdsong’s Mental Health Benefits, New Study Shows appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Somewhere between the lunch dishes and the afternoon inbox, most Americans simply run out of gas.
The post Survey: 82% Of Americans Say They Live On ‘Autopilot’ appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Snacks are the bane of almost every attempt to eat well. Meals are easy enough to plan, and with a bit of seasoning or sauce of some kind, you can make almost anything taste good. Snacks are a whole other ballgame, though; when your options boil down to raw vegetables or packaged, highly processed…
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