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08/25/2026
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By Cassie B.
Climate scientist Cliff Mass says warming may be real but is not an existential crisis
Climate scientist Cliff Mass says global warming is real but slow and modest, not catastrophic. Mass attributes recent extreme weather events to natural patterns, not human-caused climate change. Deaths from extreme weather have declined by 90 percent or more due to better forecasting and adaptation. Mass claims media and activists exaggerate climate threats, calling it […]
08/21/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study challenges high cancer drug doses; lower amounts may be just as effective
Patients are being overtreated with cancer drugs, as evidence suggests lower doses are often just as effective with fewer side effects. A study estimated $31 billion could have been saved in 2024 alone through dose optimization, but financial incentives for drugmakers and hospitals block this research. The FDA’s “Project Optimus” promotes lower-dose studies, but the […]
08/19/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study: Fossil fuel emissions act as fertilizer, driving global plant growth surge
CO2 fertilization, confirmed by NASA, is the dominant driver of a global increase in leaf area equivalent to two times the size of the continental United States. Nitrogen deposited from burning fossil fuels has been identified as the second most important driver of planetary vegetation growth, surpassing climate and land use changes. A 2026 study […]
08/13/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study behind Reno “desert” warning used now-retracted worst-case climate model
Warnings about the desertification of Reno relied on a discredited emissions scenario the IPCC officially declared implausible. The study’s most dramatic projections depend on RCP8.5, which requires a five-fold increase in coal consumption by 2100. Over 99 percent of Earth’s land surface will remain within the same biome classification under realistic projections. The study excluded […]
08/01/2026
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By Cassie B.
CDC study finds deadly mold infections striking more patients than realized, killing one in three hospitalized
A new CDC study found invasive mold disease strikes hospitalized patients far more often than known, with about 450 confirmed cases in Atlanta-area hospitals from 2020 to 2024 and roughly one in three patients dying before discharge. Hospitals can expect three to five cases per 100 inpatient beds annually, with higher rates at large academic […]
07/21/2026
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By Cassie B.
Out with alarmism: New climate report director promises science over scare tactics
Dr. Matthew Wielicki replaces the climate assessment’s former leadership, signaling a shift toward skepticism. The next climate report will focus on natural climate variability and positive effects like longer growing seasons. Hundreds of scientists and contractors were dismissed, leaving the assessment team to start from scratch. Energy Secretary Wright says the report will prioritize honest […]
07/20/2026
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By Cassie B.
The bitter seed hiding in plain sight that rewrites the rules of blood sugar control
Chinese researchers pooled 26 clinical trials confirming fenugreek significantly lowers blood sugar and HbA1c. A soluble fiber called galactomannan forms a gel in the gut to slow glucose absorption. Daily doses under 10 grams outperformed higher amounts in improving blood sugar control. Caution is needed for pregnant women and those on diabetes medications due to […]
07/17/2026
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By Cassie B.
Brain’s electrical noise may explain communication struggles in autistic youths
Researchers identified a biological clue in the brain’s electrical activity that may explain communication differences in autistic children. The study analyzed brain signals from 306 participants aged 7 to 18 using high-density EEG caps with 128 sensors. Autistic youths showed altered aperiodic brain signals indicating increased neural noise linked to less efficient speech processing. Youths […]
07/01/2026
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By Cassie B.
Scientists uncover single protein that controls brain aging and memory loss
KLF4 protein loss in blood-brain barrier cells accelerates brain aging and cognitive decline. Researchers found that declining KLF4 triggers blood-brain barrier breakdown, inflammation, and memory loss in mice. Endothelial cells losing KLF4 led to early brain damage, leaking vessels, and impaired blood flow. Vascular health is linked to 15 to 30 percent of dementia cases, […]
06/29/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study reveals late bedtimes silently dismantle immune system function
Sleep timing and diet are top immune influencers via distinct biological mechanisms. Chronic late nights cause systemic inflammation and immune reorganization. Sleep alters gene expression; diet impacts biochemical pathways uniquely. Both lifestyle factors must be addressed for optimal immune health. Daily habits shape immunity more than supplements or pharmaceuticals. In a world obsessed with immune-boosting […]
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