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Researchers discover issues in leveraging source reputation to train artificial disinformation detection algorithms.

Scientists at Rutgers College have found a significant blemish in the manner in which calculations intended to recognize "counterfeit news" assess the validity of online reports. According to the researchers,

Immunology

Active immunotherapy bioengineered for customized cancer treatment

Immunology Article

Immunotherapies don't work for breast cancer. As a result, bioengineers and oncologists are working on a variety of therapeutic approaches

Health

Eat Within Your Allotted Time to Change Gene Expression Throughout Your Body

Health Article

Time-restricted eating has been linked to a number of health benefits, including an extension of life span in laboratory tests.

Astronomy

Astronomers have discovered a super-Earth with an extraordinarily low density.

Astronomy Article

A worldwide group of cosmologists reports the recognition of a new "super-Earth" exoplanet utilizing NASA's Traveling Exoplanet Study Satellite (TESS).

Biology

Carrying pollen causes bumble bees to overheat, raising fresh concerns about climate change.

Biology Article

Bumble bees' body temperature significantly rises when they carry pollen, according to a new study from North Carolina State University.

Health

School Garden-Based Interventions can Lower “Bad” Cholesterol and Improve Blood Sugar in Kids

Health Article

A recent study from UTHealth Houston found that metabolic indicators including blood sugar and cholesterol in kids can be improved by school garden-based treatments. Researchers from the University of Texas

Immunology