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These Social Factors Can Double or Triple Long COVID Risk
A study, conducted by researchers at Mass General Brigham, found a strong link between social risk factors and the development of long COVID. The research, […]
Arhgap36 Gene Explainer: Orange Cats are Mutants
Several domestic cats or Felis catus exhibit a unique orange coat color that is especially interesting for researchers because it is sex-linked and occurs predominantly […]
Why Cats Prefer the Left Side When They Sleep
For generations, cats have fascinated humans with their mysterious habits, graceful behavior, and unique ways of resting. Cats sleep much longer than most domesticated animals, […]
Modern Pantheism: Physicist Nicolas Kuske Proposes God is the Universe Itself
The question of whether the universe itself can be considered divine has resurfaced in more recent discourse and debates surrounding philosophy, physics, and consciousness studies. […]
Why Planting More Trees Can Worsen Drought in Some Regions
Large-scale greening, which includes tree-planting and is often celebrated as a solution to climate change and an environmental restoration initiative, carries unintended drawbacks. Findings from […]
How Bernard Arnault Got Rich?
Bernard Arnault is one of the wealthiest people in the world. He even surpassed Tesla and SpaceX co-founder Elon Musk in December 2022 when the […]
Cytokine Storm: Definition, Causes, and Effects
A cytokine storm is a condition characterized by an uncontrolled and excessive release of inflammatory cytokines. More specifically, it is a physiological reaction observed in […]
Blueprint for Crisis Resilience: What the World Can Learn From Ukraine
How Ukraine has endured under the weight of a full-scale invasion by Russia has attracted global attention. Specifically, apart from its military defense, the embattled […]
Leadership Under Democrats Often Correlates With Fewer Hate Crimes
The United States has long grappled with the pervasiveness of hate crimes. This could be attributed to the fact that the country is a melting […]