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How NIH Funding Works—and Why It Matters
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How NIH Funding Works—and Why It Matters

The National Institutes of Health funds nearly $48 billion in medical research annually through a rigorous peer-review grant system. Here is how the process works, what it has produced, and why disruptions ripple across global science.

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What Is Orthosomnia and How Sleep Trackers Backfire Health

What Is Orthosomnia and How Sleep Trackers Backfire

Orthosomnia is a growing condition where obsessing over sleep tracker data actually worsens sleep quality. Here's how sleep trackers work, why they ca...

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What Is Hemozoin and How It Powers Malaria Parasites Science

What Is Hemozoin and How It Powers Malaria Parasites

Hemozoin is a tiny iron crystal that malaria parasites produce to survive inside red blood cells. Understanding how it works has led to life-saving dr...

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What Is Nowruz and Why 300 Million People Celebrate It Culture

What Is Nowruz and Why 300 Million People Celebrate It

Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is a 3,000-year-old festival rooted in Zoroastrian tradition that marks the spring equinox. Celebrated across Iran, Cent...

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What Is Water Fluoridation and Why Is It Controversial? Health

What Is Water Fluoridation and Why Is It Controversial?

Water fluoridation has prevented cavities for 80 years, but new research linking fluoride to lower IQ in children has reignited a fierce public health...

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How Pentagon Press Access Works—and Why It Matters Technology

How Pentagon Press Access Works—and Why It Matters

The Pentagon press corps has operated inside the world's largest office building since 1943. Here's how military press credentials work, how the syste...

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What Is Hallyu and How It Powers South Korea's Economy Economy

What Is Hallyu and How It Powers South Korea's Economy

Hallyu, the Korean Wave, has transformed South Korea into a cultural superpower. From K-pop and K-dramas to beauty and food, here is how a deliberate...

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What Is the EPA Endangerment Finding and How It Works Science

What Is the EPA Endangerment Finding and How It Works

The EPA's 2009 endangerment finding declared greenhouse gases a threat to public health, unlocking federal authority to regulate emissions from vehicl...

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Younger Dryas: Volcanoes, Not a Comet, to Blame, Study Finds Science

Younger Dryas: Volcanoes, Not a Comet, to Blame, Study Finds

A study published in PLOS One demonstrates that a 12,800-year-old platinum spike in Greenland ice cores originated from Icelandic volcanic eruptions,...

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Rhineland-Palatinate Election: Tight Race Weighs on Merz Economy

Rhineland-Palatinate Election: Tight Race Weighs on Merz

Rhineland-Palatinate will elect a new state parliament on March 22nd. The CDU and SPD are in a close race, which is also putting pressure on the Black...

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Pellegrini Pushes for 'State of Threat' Amid Drone Defense Concerns Economy

Pellegrini Pushes for 'State of Threat' Amid Drone Defense Concerns

President Pellegrini and Defense Minister Kaliňák are proposing a new security measure in the constitution – a 'state of threat' – which would allow t...

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Pardubice Fire Investigated as Terrorism Technology

Pardubice Fire Investigated as Terrorism

Czech police are investigating a fire at the LPP Holding industrial complex in Pardubice as a possible terrorist attack. A group calling itself The Ea...

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