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FAO's 2025 AQUASTAT report reveals 7% drop in renewable water per person over past decade. Northern Africa and Western Asia face extreme pressure amid rising demands.
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Global Renewable Water Per Person Drops 7% in Decade

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New research finds 76% of people worldwide lack sufficient omega-3 (EPA and DHA). Learn about recommended intakes, health benefits, and ways to close the gap.
HEALTH

Global Omega-3 Deficiency Affects 76% of Population

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New Oxford research warns up to 7,895 species could face extinction by 2100 as extreme heat and land-use changes threaten habitats globally.
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Nearly 8,000 Animal Species at Risk of Extinction by 2100

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Exposure to high temperatures above 86°F can delay early childhood literacy and numeracy skills, especially in disadvantaged communities, reveals global research.
climate

Climate Change Heat Waves Delay Early Childhood Development Globally

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Rising greenhouse gas emissions could boost extreme floods in the Central Himalayas by up to 84% by 2100, threatening communities and economies in Nepal and India.
climate

Greenhouse Gases to Worsen Extreme Flooding in the Central Himalayas

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UMBC researchers discover richer hand-movement building blocks from Bharatanatyam mudras, offering new possibilities for robotics, physical therapy, and human dexterity research.
Health

Bharatanatyam Inspire New Breakthrough in Robotic Hand Movement

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WHO-World Bank UHC Report 2025 reveals service coverage gains from 54 to 71 points since 2000, but 4.6B lack essentials and 2.1B face hardship
Health

Global Health Coverage Advances, But Billions Still Struggle

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Young adults in the U.S. follow the news less closely but rely heavily on social media and incidental news exposure. Explore how their habits contrast older generations
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Young Adults Follow the News Less Closely, Rely More on Social...

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New Northwestern University study shows airplane and hospital air mainly contain harmless human skin bacteria, easing concerns on airborne pathogens.
Environment

Airborne Microbes in Public Spaces Mostly Harmless

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Increasing breast cancer diagnoses in women under 40 call for earlier risk assessments and tailored screening beyond current guidelines.
HEALTH

Breast Cancer Increasing in Younger Women

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