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Harvard Med Student Eats 720 Eggs in 30 Days, Highlighting a New Trend: N=1 Science
Personalized science, or N=1 studies, is empowering people to become citizen scientists and reshape the future of health care.
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More People Are Taking up Online Gambling, Study Finds
The number of Australians gambling at ‘risky levels’ has increased, says an expert in the field.
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Ministers Review Rules Following Report of Chinese Research Collaboration
A report listed five studies published by Imperial College London researchers since last year that involved Chinese institutions with military links.
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The New Wave of Self-Care Found in Extreme Adventures
More individuals are seeking extreme adventures in a new type of extreme ’self care' for mental health.
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New Dust Testing Tool Could Detect Black Lung and Silicosis
As concerns about respiratory well-being persist, this innovative solution aims to enhance protection for workers facing potential risks in various industries.
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Gad Saad on the Real Reason Why Conservatives Are Happier
Different research has found that conservatives score higher on happiness scales than liberals. But why?
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk: Study
New research finds GLP-1 agonist drugs like Ozempic may significantly reduce colorectal cancer risk, especially for obese patients.
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Champagne Mum on When Guidelines to Curb Research With Foreign Defence Entities Will Be Released
The innovation minister had said in February that he would come out with the guidelines.
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Study Unveils Toronto Universities’ Risky Partnerships With China on AI, High-Tech Weaponry
Former intel officer criticizes Canada’s policies as ‘band-aid fix,’ citing incentive gaps in curbing research collaborations with Chinese military institutions
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Stem Cell Gene Therapy Trial for Children Launches in Australia
Genetically modified stem cells will be injected into the child’s bloodstream to build a new functional immune system, researchers say.
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Harvard Med Student Eats 720 Eggs in 30 Days, Highlighting a New Trend: N=1 Science
Personalized science, or N=1 studies, is empowering people to become citizen scientists and reshape the future of health care.
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More People Are Taking up Online Gambling, Study Finds
The number of Australians gambling at ‘risky levels’ has increased, says an expert in the field.
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Ministers Review Rules Following Report of Chinese Research Collaboration
A report listed five studies published by Imperial College London researchers since last year that involved Chinese institutions with military links.
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The New Wave of Self-Care Found in Extreme Adventures
More individuals are seeking extreme adventures in a new type of extreme ’self care' for mental health.
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New Dust Testing Tool Could Detect Black Lung and Silicosis
As concerns about respiratory well-being persist, this innovative solution aims to enhance protection for workers facing potential risks in various industries.
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Gad Saad on the Real Reason Why Conservatives Are Happier
Different research has found that conservatives score higher on happiness scales than liberals. But why?
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk: Study
New research finds GLP-1 agonist drugs like Ozempic may significantly reduce colorectal cancer risk, especially for obese patients.
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Champagne Mum on When Guidelines to Curb Research With Foreign Defence Entities Will Be Released
The innovation minister had said in February that he would come out with the guidelines.
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Study Unveils Toronto Universities’ Risky Partnerships With China on AI, High-Tech Weaponry
Former intel officer criticizes Canada’s policies as ‘band-aid fix,’ citing incentive gaps in curbing research collaborations with Chinese military institutions
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Stem Cell Gene Therapy Trial for Children Launches in Australia
Genetically modified stem cells will be injected into the child’s bloodstream to build a new functional immune system, researchers say.
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