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Meat Safety Just Got a Whole Lot Easier

July 17, 2026

Food safety experts have a big problem on their hands. Every year, millions of people get sick from eating contaminated food. The usual ways to check for bad bacteria in meat are slow and complicated. That's why scientists created a new, portable device that can quickly detect bacteria in meat. This

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Insect Protein Safety Gets a Boost

July 17, 2026

Black soldier fly larvae are a promising source of protein, but their digestibility and safety can be affected by processing methods. Researchers have been studying how to make these proteins safer and easier to digest. One concern is a compound called lysinoalanine, or LAL, which can form during pr

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Rice Sprouting Solution

July 17, 2026

Pre-harvest sprouting is a big problem for rice farmers. It affects grain quality and yield. Climate change is making it worse with more frequent rainfall events. Researchers are looking for new ways to control sprouting. One approach is to use a synthetic chemical called S7. It's based on a natural

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Midwives on the Frontline: Uncovering Challenges in Rural South Asia

July 17, 2026

In rural South Asia, midwives play a vital role in providing healthcare to mothers and newborns. However, they face numerous challenges that put their skills and dedication to the test. One of the main obstacles is limited access to resources, which hinders their ability to deliver quality care. Thi

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Diabetes in the Amazon: Breaking Down Barriers to Healthy Living

July 17, 2026

People with type 2 diabetes in the Brazilian Amazon face a unique set of challenges when trying to adopt healthy lifestyle habits. A recent study brought together 47 patients and 17 community health workers to discuss these challenges. The goal was to understand what's holding them back and what can

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Fish on the Move

July 17, 2026

Scientists have long been fascinated by how animals move and how much energy they use to get from one place to another. This is especially important in the wild, where finding food and avoiding predators can be a matter of life and death. Researchers recently studied zebrafish to see how their thyro

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West Nile Virus Alert: Europe Sees Early Cases

July 17, 2026

This summer, Europeans are on high alert for the West Nile virus. As of June 24, two countries have reported a total of three locally acquired human cases. Italy and North Macedonia are the countries affected, with cases reported from different regions. The first cases appeared in late May, with no

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Reversing Sun Damage: A New Approach to Healthy Skin

July 17, 2026

When skin is exposed to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays, it undergoes changes that can lead to premature aging. This process, known as photoaging, is a complex interplay of inflammation, tissue damage, and cellular stress. Researchers have long been searching for effective ways to reverse or halt th

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The Rock Weathering Riddle

July 17, 2026

As the world scrambles to reach net zero emissions, a crucial question arises: who's going to foot the bill for carbon dioxide removal? One innovative approach is enhanced rock weathering, which involves using natural rock processes to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. But what do people think about t

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Spraying for Safety

July 17, 2026

Reclaimed water is becoming a popular solution to urban water scarcity. It's used for things like landscape fountains, urban greening, agricultural irrigation, and road cleaning. But when water is sprayed into the air, it can create aerosols that carry pathogens. These pathogens can pose health risk

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