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Aquagenic urticaria, known colloquially as “water allergy,” is a rare and perplexing condition that captures the curiosity and concern of both medical professionals and the general public. This ailment has the power to turn the simple act of water contact into a tormenting ordeal for individuals like 22-year-old Loren Montefusco. Her struggle with aquagenic urticaria
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Australia’s carbon credit scheme suffered a major blow with the release of new research that revealed a significant failure in a world-leading reforestation project. The project aimed to regenerate native forests across vast areas of the Australian desert Outback in order to offset emissions by absorbing carbon dioxide. However, the research found that nearly 80
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The Earth is currently undergoing significant changes due to global warming, with melting polar ice causing a redistribution of mass that is affecting the planet’s rotation. This unexpected consequence of climate change was highlighted in a recent study conducted by geophysicist Duncan Agnew of the University of California San Diego. The implications of this shift
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Pregnancy is a transformative journey that impacts every part of a woman’s body. Despite the well-known fact that parenthood comes with its own set of health costs, there is no definitive measure for quantifying the biological toll that pregnancy takes on a mother. However, a recent study conducted by researchers at Yale University sheds light
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Frogs, despite being hairless creatures, have offered valuable insights into the origins of mammalian hair. While frogs themselves do not possess any hair, they do have structures such as nails that share similarities in their keratinous components. Researchers at Ghent University, led by molecular biologist Marjolein Carron, conducted a study on the tropical clawed frog
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