June 9, 2023
Whether it’s plain malted milk or fancy custard, no good cup of tea is complete without dipping biscuits. With International Cookie Day, one huge question remains – what kind of cookie is best for dipping? Researchers at the University Hospital of Wales decided to answer this important question and conducted a thorough dunk test with
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British oncologists have developed AI model to help predict whether aggressive forms of breast cancer will spread based on changes in a patient’s lymph nodes. The study was published on Thursday in the Journal of Pathology by Cancer Now and funded by scientists at King’s College London. Average p “Metastatic Breast Cancer” refers to when
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Killer whales reportedly attacked and sank three boats off the coast of Spain in an apparent revenge that experts fear could be repeated by other whales in their pod. “The little ones shook the steering wheel from behind, while the big one backed up several times and rammed the ship from the side with all
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South_agency | E+ | Getty Images Scientists funded federal government proposed a definition long covid based on symptoms identified in a large study published Thursday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Definition based on 12 symptoms that most people with long-term Covid six months or more after being infected are separated from people
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Milk or water first? Scientists reveal how to make the perfect cup of tea this International Tea Day. Do you agree with their method? Should milk be poured before making a cup of tea, or after? Scientists claim they settled the dispute just in time for International Tea Day. TO Shivali Best for Mailonline Published:
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Calm down…bye! Scientists say planet-killing asteroids won’t pose a threat to Earth for at least 1,000 YEARS People don’t have to worry about a dinosaur-style asteroid in the next millennium The biggest risk of an asteroid passing by the Moon is only 0.00151%. But smaller asteroids could still hit Earth within the next 1,000 years.
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Millions of people around the world have been warned to brace themselves as a new report claims the hottest year on record will hit by 2027. Experts stressed with 98 percent certainty that a global temperature jump will occur in the next five years. Grim news comes amid deterioration changing of the climate fears and
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Scientists have confirmed that the oldest living animal on Earth descended from the first animals, from which people also descended. The jellyfish-like creature known as the comb jelly first appeared 700 million years ago – compared to dinosaurs born 230 million years ago. The study found that ctenophores are the closest relatives of the first
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New York City is sinking fast, and new research shows that the reason is the principle of real estate developers “the more the better.” A group from the USGS and the University Rhode Island found that, due to the weight of the giant skyscrapers, five boroughs of the city are sinking one to two millimeters
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Beware burglars! Scientists have found a way to collect human DNA from almost anywhere, including water and AIR Scientists say DNA can be found in the air, water and a footprint on the beach This can be vital when the killers refuse to say where the victims are buried. TO Victoria Allen, science editor of
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