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At-Home Radio Sensors Could Improve Care for Patients With Parkinson’s Disease

Health, Tech / 3 min. read

Traveling to a doctor’s office can be arduous for people with Parkinson’s disease, a neurological condition that causes spontaneous, uncontrollable movements and cognitive challenges. But clinical monitoring is essential to track the disease’s progression and evaluate treatment efficacy. A new at-home monitoring system might provide a solution that’s not only more convenient but also more […]

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Circular Fashion: This Company Is Helping the Planet by Recycling Old T-Shirts Into New Ones

Environment / 3 min. read

“Dear Mr. Bin Man,” a little boy scrawled on a piece of paper, “I am very worried about lots of rubbish. Will there be enough room in the world for me when I’m a grandad?” Mart Drake-Knight was 5 years old when he sent this heartfelt letter to his local sanitation department in Britain’s Isle

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Women in Addiction Recovery Find Healing in Creating Through Nonprofit Unshattered

Culture, Exclusive / 3 min. read

Kelly Lyndgaard is open about the fact that she once thought people struggling with addiction were irresponsible or simply making poor choices. But today, the former executive is their champion, having built a thriving business and a strong community with the goal of helping women put — and keep — the pieces of their lives

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Sea Turtles Are Swimming in Safer Oceans After a Decrease in Poaching

Environment / 2 min. read

Sea turtles are swimming safer in the world’s oceans. According to a 2022 Arizona State University study presented by marine conservation scientist Jesse Senko, poaching has become less threatening to endangered species in recent years.  Poachers have long been hunting and harming the global population of the reptiles: During the 30-year time span between 1990

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Anonymous French Artist Creates Striking Mosaics to Fill in Potholes: See the Photos

Exclusive, Humanity / 3 min. read

The city of Lyon, France, is as much subject to urban decay as any other metropolis, the wear and tear from cars, weather, and foot traffic leading to crumbling pavement and potholes on once pristine roads. But for one man, there is inspiration in disrepair. An anonymous artist known as Ememem has been filling in

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Sowing Seeds of Hope: Environmental Tech Startup Uses Drones to Replant Forests Affected by Wildfires

Environment, Tech / 3 min. read

Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Washington is a treasure trove of natural beauty, famed for its lush, dense forests, majestic snow-capped mountains, and dramatic, rocky coastlines. But in recent years, the Evergreen State has also become known as a hotbed of the wildfires that have ravaged the west coast, laying bare millions of

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Meet Elliott Tanner: At Age 14, He’s Pursuing His Ph.D. in Physics

Humanity / 3 min. read

Like millions of others around the globe, Elliott Tanner started back up at his college’s graduate degree program this fall. But while many of his fellow students at the University of Minnesota might be driving themselves to campus or hitting parties on the weekends, Elliott’s experience is a bit different. He’s only 14 years old

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus, East Bank.

See the 2022 Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition Winners: Photos

Science / 5 min. read

The universe is teeming with stunning wonders, most of which unfortunately cannot be seen in their full glory with the naked eye. Thankfully, though, we have astronomy photographers and their cameras to help us take it all in. The Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, hosted by the U.K.’s Royal Observatory Greenwich, showcases the best

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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Unearths Organic Matter on Mars

Environment, Science / 2 min. read

NASA’s Perseverance rover landed on Mars on February 18, 2021 to collect and cache rock samples, with a stated mission of paving the way for human exploration on the red planet. Now, the device’s rock collection is halfway complete — and according to NASA scientists, it yields promising signs of ancient Martian life.  The team leading the

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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Unearths Organic Matter on Mars
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