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humid jungle

Rainfall Patterns Unlock Deadly Humid Heatwave Triggers

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
A white, fluffy Caspian seal pup looks at the camera while sitting on some ice.

Vanishing Waters Threaten Endangered Seals, Communities as Caspian Sea Retreats

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans
NASA image of Earth

Research reveals how Earth got its ice caps

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Illustration of a human body without skin

Gut Microbiome Changes Could Help Predict and Prevent Rheumatoid Arthritis

Categories Health
Infographic: Top 10 Plastic Polluters Ranked. Credit Dr Angeliki Savvantoglou of Bear Bones

Global Plastic Pollution Crisis: Uncollected Waste, Open Burning Major Culprits

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health
A colorful scientific illustration. A balanced scale with sugar on one side and artificial and natural sweeteners on the other. The sweetener side outweighs the sugar side. Biscuits and a blood sugar meter with a smiley face are in the background.

Study Debunks Myth: Sweeteners Don’t Increase Appetite, Help Reduce Blood Sugar

Categories Health
Lactoferrin which is a protein found in milk - coloured dark blue - forms the mesh-like architecture of the hydrated microgel, partially coated by a hydrogel made by a polysaccharide κ-carrageenan, coloured light blue.

Synthetic saliva: Dry mouth conditions could benefit from new material

Categories Health
Plant proteins start off as clumpy and poorly hydrated. Water is added and they are heated. The proteins change shape and trap water around themselves, creating a gel. That gel is broken up into a plant protein microgel, with plant protein particles surrounded by water.

Making plant-based meat alternatives more palatable

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
Patient standing at 0 minutes

Raising awareness of Long Covid ‘blue legs’ symptom

Categories Health
Amundsen Sea Embayment

3000+ billion tons of ice lost from Antarctic Ice Sheet over 25 years 

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
A confocal microscope image of molten dark chocolate.

Why chocolate feels so good: It’s the lubrication

Categories Physics & Mathematics
tired man rubbing eyes

Rehab program has ‘impressive results’ with long COVID

Categories Health
Congo basin peatlands expedition, from 2018

Climate change could trigger the Congo to release billions of tons of carbon

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
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