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The Meat Paradox: Insights into Human Psychology

The meat industry is incredibly inhumane. Each day, a staggering number of animals in the USA endure unimaginable conditions: being confined, suffering, and deprived of any semblance of a natural life. Their existence is marked by perpetual agony, with many never experiencing the outside world until they are forcibly transported …

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Microorganisms discovered at a depth of 1,250 meters under the Earth’s surface had the ability to convert carbon dioxide into crystalline structures

Located in the subterranean depths of South Dakota’s Black Hills, there exists a bacteria with the capacity to efficiently convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into a solid mineral under very challenging circumstances. If scientists can harness these peculiar bacteria, they might provide a novel method for capturing greenhouse gases from exhausted …

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Doctors on Earth have achieved a significant milestone in space surgery by successfully operating a robot on the International Space Station (ISS)

Medical professionals on Earth have used a remote-controlled robot to conduct simulated surgery on the International Space Station (ISS), marking a significant advancement in the field of space medicine. If you are curious about which astronaut was subjected to becoming the experimental subject, rest assured that the surgical operation is …

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A Phase 2 trial demonstrates that gold nanocrystals effectively alleviate brain impairments in individuals with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis (MS)

The results of phase two clinical studies showed that giving people with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis (MS) a daily dose of gold nanocrystals dissolved in water led to big improvements. The medication targets an energy imbalance that occurs in the brain, and prior research on animals and humans has …

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