Environment
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Breast Cancer Vaccine: Human Trials Testing Designed for Triple-Negative Breast Cancers
The Cleveland Clinic proclaimed on Tuesday that it will begin the first clinical study testing a shot intended to avoid triple-negative breast cancer, which presently does not react to hormone or aimed prescribed medications and could only precluded through mastectomy.
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'Mega-Constellation' of Space Junks Destroy Our Night Skies and Block Our View of the Cosmos
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Scientists Discovered the Ocean is Littered With Trillions of Microplastics
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Sniffer Dogs Trained by Germany to Find Wildlife at Building Sites to Speed up Construction Projects
COP26 Climate Summit: Everything You Need to Know About Glasgow Climate Conference
Emission Gap: Which Countries are Not Meeting Their Emission Targets and Why?
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La Palma Residents Prepare For More Earthquakes That Could Worsen Damages From Active Volcano
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Population of Freshwater Insects is Declining, This Common Insecticide May be the Culprit
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What Low-to-No-Snow Future Means For Water Management
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Severe Storms and Tornadoes Hit Louisiana and Texas, Leaving Trail of Destruction
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Ancient Ambers Reveal That Raging Wildfires Impacted Antarctica 75 Million Years Ago
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Cows and Methane Emissions: How Do These Hoofed Animals Contribute to Climate Crisis?
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Human's Irresponsibilities Cause Alarming Decline in North Atlantic Right Whale Population






