- Environment & Climate
Can Sunlight Turn Plastic Into Vinegar? Here’s How Scientists Did It
On an ordinary day, sunlight falls quietly on piles of plastic waste, doing nothing more than warming their surface for…
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Planet Friendly Diet Reduce Risk of Early Death, Study Indicates
What if the food on your plate quietly shapes not just your health, but how long you live? Many people…
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The Dark Side of Antioxidants: Can They Harm Sperm and Your Future Baby?
Antioxidants are important for protecting the body from damage caused by free radicals, but when it comes to supplements, most…
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How Air Pollution May Cause Alzheimer’s and What the Evidence Shows
Every breath we take carries more than just oxygen. Almost the entire global population (99%) breathes air that exceeds WHO…
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Can Bacteria Cause Breast Cancer? What New Research Reveals
From ancient times, bacteria have supported human life in many ways. Early communities used them to prepare foods like curd,…
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How Childhood Sports Shape Adult Health in Surprising Ways
Imagine two children growing up in the same neighborhood, sharing the same streets and the same sunsets. One runs across…
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What Reviewers Look for in a Research Paper: Tips to Avoid Peer-review Rejection
A researcher completes a study after months, may be years of work. The results are clear, interesting and worthy enough…
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Plant-Based Diet for Breast Cancer Prevention: What Research Reveals
Food choices are part of everyday life. What people eat each day can affect their health over time. Scientists have…
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Toxic Chemicals Found in All Headphones Tested: Are they Safe to Use?
Headphones are widely used today. People use them to listen to music, watch videos, attend online meetings, and play games.…
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Eating More Red Meat Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk
Many people eat red meat as part of their regular meals. Foods like burgers, steaks, and sausages are common in…
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