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Meat labeled "less greenhouse gas" ran up to 69% higher than conventional beef and chicken, a new study found.
The post Beef Prices Jump Nearly 70% With This One Sustainability Label appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Scientists demonstrated a Boeing 737 hack: a tiny maintenance-port implant that manipulated flight and takeoff data in a lab.
The post Small Hidden Chip Could Let Someone Manipulate Boeing 737’s Flight Computer appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A longitudinal study finds children at risk for schizophrenia show brain differences by age 9, years before any diagnosis.
The post Schizophrenia Risk May Show Up in Child’s Brain Long Before Anyone Notices appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Nearly 9 in 10 (88%) believe it is important to always finish a prescribed course of antibiotics, a belief shaped by advice from their doctors.
The post Do You Really Need to Finish Every Antibiotic? What Science Says appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Medieval Europe endured 16 major floods in two years, and scientists warn today's defenses may not be ready for a repeat.
The post Europe Hit by 16 Major Floods in Two Years During the 1300s, Scientists Say It Could Happen Again appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Tiny capsules of leptin-making cells helped animals beat jet lag about a day sooner. Here's what the early research could mean.
The post Leptin Hormone Injection Helped Animals Beat Jet Lag Roughly a Day Sooner appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Cats, dogs, and bears may owe their dominance to ancient climate shifts, not rivalry, a new fossil study of Europe's carnivores finds.
The post Rise of European Carnivores Driven by Climate Change, Not Competition, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A new study finds five popular epigenetic clocks each measure different biology, so your "biological age" can depend on which clock was used.
The post Why Does Biological Age Change Depending on the Test? Scientists Have Answers appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Roughly 1 in 3 American adults without kids say they don't want any, ever.
The post State Policies Aimed At Boosting Birth Rates Targeting The Wrong Factor, Study Suggests appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A Swedish study of 7,300 patients linked newer blood thinners called NOACs to slower cognitive decline in people with Alzheimer's and an irregular heartbeat.
The post Common Blood Thinner May Be Linked to Slower Mental Decline in Alzheimer’s Patients appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Men who drank more coffee daily had significantly higher testosterone than men who drank little or none, even after accounting for weight, smoking, activity, and alcohol.
The post Men Who Drink More Coffee Show Higher Testosterone Levels, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Perhaps most surprising is what happened when a bio clashed directly with the profile's stated relationship goal.
The post Oversharing Or Underselling? What Makes A Dating Bio Actually Work appeared first on StudyFinds.
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An AI stethoscope built for humans flunked its pet heart test, missing nearly every cat murmur and flagging healthy dogs with atrial fibrillation.
The post Popular AI Stethoscope Flunks Pet Heart Test, Missing 20 of 22 Cat Murmurs appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The vanilla flavoring found in over half of tested e-cigarette products may be capable of disrupting cells at the earliest, most fragile stage of pregnancy.
The post Vanilla Vape Flavor Linked To Cell Disruption At Pregnancy’s Earliest Stage appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Professionals who work with mummies follow strict safety protocols for a reason. This study shows a shadow economy operating with none of them, leaving buyers, sellers, and postal workers exposed.
The post Mummies For Sale: Inside the Online Trade Putting Buyers and Postal Workers At Risk appeared…
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Wars become massive not because they begin at a massive scale, and not because they drag on for years.
The post Study Shows How Escalation Can Send Wars Spiraling Out Of Control appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Mouse study links common microplastics to liver damage and maps the molecular pathway behind it, with diet worsening the harm.
The post Why Bad Diets May Make Microplastics Even Harder on the Liver appeared first on StudyFinds.
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When stars like the Sun reach the end of their lives, they don't go quietly.
The post A Dying Star Is Fueling The Galaxy’s Cosmic Recycling System appeared first on StudyFinds.
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For parents of young children, staying active can feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces.
The post Parents Who Run With A Stroller Report Fewer Injuries, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Google DeepMind 发布 Gemini 3.7 Flash,距 3.6 Flash 仅三周,主打编程与智能体任务,输入/输出价格分别为每百万 token $0.75 和 $3.75,为原 3.6 Flash 的一半。 — Google DeepMind:Blog(RSS)
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MiniMax 推出 Music 3.0,新一代音乐生成模型,可根据创意概念和可选歌词一次性完成整首歌的作曲、编曲、演奏与制作,最长支持五分钟。 — MiniMax:Blog(网页)
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Google Sheets 发布新功能 Sheets canvas,基于 Gemini 构建,用户只需用自然语言提示词即可将表格数据转化为交互式仪表盘、学习追踪器、座位表等"迷你应用"。 — Google Blog:AI(RSS)
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Every morning in America, a lot of men stand in front of their bathroom mirror, lather up with shaving cream, and scrape their face clean with a razor. Probably a multi-blade cartridge razor. If they’re old-school, a safety razor. If they’re old-old-school, a straight razor. After that, they brush…
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