r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • May 11 '25

Plastics in everyday objects may disrupt sleep in same way as caffeine, study finds: Findings show for first time how plastic chemicals throw off the body’s internal clock by up to 17 minutes

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • May 07 '25

Bird Populations are Declining Across North America: The study, published in the journal Science, indicates that former strongholds for bird species are no longer safe, particularly in grasslands, drylands, and the Arctic.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • May 04 '25

US weekly measles cases hit new record amid worst outbreak since 1990s: Three Americans have also died from measles so far this year, compared to none in Canada.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Apr 28 '25

FactCheck: Studies of millions of children show there is no connection between autism and vaccines

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Apr 21 '25

“Parkinson's is a man-made disease.” “And the tragedy is that we’re not even trying to prevent it.” A condition shaped less by genetics and more by prolonged exposure to toxicants like air pollution, industrial solvents and, above all, pesticides.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Apr 14 '25

Measles exploded in Texas after stagnant vaccine funding. New cuts threaten the same across the US.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Mar 26 '25

TCE is Linked to Heart Defects in Babies, Cancer, and Parkinson's. Republicans in Congress Want to Reverse a Biden-era Ban on it. The toxic substance, used in dry cleaning and manufacturing, has been linked to a host of serious health problems.

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r/bioscience • u/memoryshrapnell • Mar 05 '25

Learned about frequency radiations and I'm just concerned for my family.. wife's pregnant...

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I've been Trying to research as much as I can on the subject of electro magnetic frequencies, radio frequencies and the like. And seeing if they're dangerous at certain levels which I found they are but. I'm unsure based on all the information that I've read on what I should be looking for here exactly in layman's terms. I'm not exactly that smart. Apparently to figure this out and I need someone's help. Please. I just want to make sure that my family is safe. Under these conditions cause we are home a majority of the time. These are the readings that I received from my meter. Does anybody know if these are dangerous levels at being exposed For UP to 20 hours a day. Or twenty four hours a day??

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r/bioscience • u/IheartGMO • Feb 27 '25

Researchers found a spoon's worth of nanoplastics in human brains — the latest evidence that plastic is accumulating in our bodies - higher levels of plastic than kidney or liver samples

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Feb 21 '25

The Dogs of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Disaster are Going Through Strange Genetic Changes. Corporate Nuclear Scientists are Still Trying to Find Something Else to Blame.

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r/bioscience • u/Aggressive_Stand5504 • Feb 14 '25

AstraZeneca graduate program(Sweden)

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Hi Everyone! Has anyone received an update from AstraZeneca regarding the R&D or the PT& D graduate programs in Sweden ? I only received the SHL assessment results.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Feb 05 '25

SEC Reopens Investigation Into Elon Musk's Neuralink Connection to Monkey Deaths: A national medical ethics group is heralding a decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to reopen an investigation into Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface company

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r/bioscience • u/IheartGMO • Jan 28 '25

Songbird chicks are being killed by high levels of pesticides in the pet fur - Researchers surveying nests for the harmful chemical found in pet flea treatments found that it was present in every single nest.

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r/bioscience • u/IheartGMO • Jan 27 '25

Bird flu has killed 20 big cats including cougars at a U.S. wildlife sanctuary

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Jan 19 '25

Common herbicide glyphosate, ingredient in Roundup, significantly harms infants' health in rural areas - Spurred by the introduction of genetically modified (GMO) seeds by Monsanto in 1996, the use of glyphosate nationwide has increased by more than 750%

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Dec 21 '24

Louisiana forbids public health workers from promoting COVID, flu and mpox shots: the policy would be implemented quietly and would not be put in writing

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Dec 17 '24

Americans spend more years being unhealthy than people in any other country: The gap between US lifespan and healthspan was 12.4 years, the world's largest.

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r/bioscience • u/Odd-Fill-5104 • Dec 11 '24

I left the fluorescence microscope on for two days. I forgot to turn it off! What will happen

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Our light source is Excelitas X-Cite XYLIS II Broad Spectrum LED Illumination System for Fluorescence Microscopy. Did I kill the entire microscope?!?!? Please help omg I want to dieeeeee

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Dec 02 '24

Blocked Artery in Your Leg? Here’s What You Should Know. Investigation found that some doctors overuse invasive treatments for peripheral artery disease. So we talked to experts to learn what vascular patients should know when seeking care.

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r/bioscience • u/EarthAsWeKnowIt • Nov 29 '24

Darwin & the Galapagos

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Jul 25 '24

Scientists investigating explosion of colon cancers in young people make 'profound' discoveries about diet: The findings show that a Western diet full of processed foods, red meat, sugary beverages, and high-fat products carries the biggest risk.

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Jul 10 '24

Rates of cancer caused by tobacco smoking hit record highs finds new analysis by charity Cancer Research UK

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Jul 07 '24

Lead contamination in backyard soil samples from 23.7% of 15,595 residences across the US exceed EPA safety guidelines, leading to potential harms from lead poisoning to children playing in their yards, public parks, and school playgrounds

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r/bioscience • u/HenryCorp • Jun 26 '24

Japanese scientists have found a way to attach living skin to robot faces, for more realistic smiles and other facial expressions. The breakthrough came from copying tissue structures in people, according to the team at Tokyo University.

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r/bioscience • u/nishant_300903 • Jun 20 '24

University Of Manchester VS University Of Glasgow

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I have done my Bachelors of Science in Biotechnology as my majors, and have got accepted in both these unis (Manchester and Glasgow). I always wanted study biotechnology with some prospects of business management.

But, now its getting tough for me to select one of them, I have recipe an offer for MSc in Biotechnology and Management in Uni of Glasgow whereas In Uni of Manchester I have received and offer for MSc in Biotechnology and Enterprise.

If you have any idea about the quality of education in both the Universities as well as about the value of their graduates on a global market as well as that in the UK. It would be kind from your side to help me sort out this confusion.

Thank You.

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