Human rights violations predict atrocities
Human rights abuses escalate predictably before atrocities.
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Most US scientists in poll eye exit amid policy shifts
75% of US scientists in a poll may leave due to policy shifts.
Fitter People Use Fewer Heartbeats Daily: Study
Exercise doesn't waste heartbeats; fitter people use fewer daily, study reveals.
Tumor microbiomes influence cancer progression
Nearly every cancer has its own distinct microbial community that can influence tumor growth and treatment response.
Flight emissions far higher than carbon calculators suggest, study finds
First-class flights emit far more CO₂ than calculators suggest, new study reveals.
U.S. researchers consider leaving amid funding cuts
75% of U.S. researchers may leave due to funding cuts, including top minds like the 'Mozart of Math.'
Over half of Americans misunderstand alcohol-cancer link.
Over half of Americans misunderstand the link between alcohol and cancer risk.
Viral infections linked to higher heart attack, stroke risks
Influenza and COVID infections may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke by 3-5 times in the weeks following infection.
Tipping doesn't improve service, study finds
Tipping doesn't improve service; most tip out of conformity, not appreciation.
Ultra-HD TVs may not be worth it, study finds.
A new study finds that ultra-HD TVs may not offer any advantage over lower resolution screens due to the human eye's resolution limit.