New Research Finds Nearly Half Of All Dementia Cases Could Be Delayed Or Prevented 

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In a new study from some of the world’s leading experts in dementia, it was found that almost half of the global cases of the disease could be prevented or delayed, specifically pointing out 14 risk factors that exist throughout a patient’s life.

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400,000-Year-Old Teeth From China Reveal New Clues About Human Evolution

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A set of ancient teeth from China offers a new glimpse into one of the most tangled chapters of human evolution, suggesting that the relationships among early human relatives may have been even more complicated than scientists already believed.

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Archaeologists Unearth Evidence of Fire Crafting From 400,000 Years Ago

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Archaeologists working in Eastern England have uncovered evidence that radically shifts the timeline of when humans first learned to intentionally produce fire. A newly published study argues that Neanderthals living roughly 400,000 years ago repeatedly ignited flames beside a watering hole using flint and pyrite, suggesting not just a single event, but a long-term, generational practice.

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‘Gamechanger’ New Findings On Treating Heart Conditions Presented In Europe 

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The 2025 annual meeting at the European Society of Cardiology had doctors, scientists, and researchers presenting new findings on ways to tackle heart conditions, many of which are being considered major “gamechangers.”

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4.16-Billion-Year-Old Rock in Quebec May Be Earth’s Oldest, Scientists Say

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Tucked along the stark eastern edge of Canada’s Hudson Bay lies a lonely outcrop of rock in northern Quebec. To the untrained eye, the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt is just a rugged stretch of land, quiet and desolate. However, for geologists, this isolated site has become a high-stakes arena in one of Earth science’s most enduring debates—the search for the oldest surviving piece of our planet’s crust.

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Astronomers Tracking An Asteroid That Has Potential To Hit Earth In 2032

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Astronomers have identified a new asteroid that’s the size of a football field. This discovery is significant considering that the asteroid has more than a 1% chance of creasing into Earth on December 22nd, 2032. 

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Scientists Developing Glowing Dye To Identify Cancer Cells In New Study

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In a new study from the University of Oxford and California biotech company ImaginAb Inc, experts have found that fluorescent dye can be used to identify and spotlight cancerous tissues and cells otherwise invisible to the naked eye. This technique could reduce the risk of cancer returning.

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Study Finds Earth’s Carbon Dioxide Levels Are Highest In Human History 

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A new study has found that the current carbon dioxide levels on Earth are the highest they’ve been in all of human history.

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European Space Agency Make Plan For First Ariane 6 Launch

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The European Space Agency is planning on returning to space with the first launch of their Ariane 6 spacecraft, which they’ll be target launching in October, and ideally officially launching in 2024.

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STEM Is For Everyone: How One Woman Is Creating New Learning Opportunities For Kids Everywhere | Reagan Flowers

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As kids grow older, their interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) tends to weaken due to lack of accessibility to resources that can help keep their curiosity growing. Dr. Reagan Flowers made it her personal mission to give minority and impoverished students access to resources so they can begin to obtain complete mastery of STEM by embracing communication and engaging in interactive projects that stimulate curiosity, and help foster interest towards entering these fields.

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