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Skin transplant color change explored in new study
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Skin transplant color change explored in new study

Clarence Ford and Dr Chris explored a range of scientific topics this week, addressing questions from listeners about space exploration, human physiology, genetics, and environmental

Study Links Climate Change to 500000 Malaria Deaths in Africa by 2050
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Study Links Climate Change to 500000 Malaria Deaths in Africa by 2050

Climate change poses a significant threat to public health in Africa, potentially exacerbating the spread of malaria and leading to increased mortality. New research indicates

Study Links Climate Change to Rising Malaria Cases in Africa
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Study Links Climate Change to Rising Malaria Cases in Africa

A new scientific study published in Nature indicates climate change may significantly increase malaria infections and deaths across Africa. The research, spanning over 25 years

Southern Africa Flooding Linked to Climate Change, Study Finds
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Southern Africa Flooding Linked to Climate Change, Study Finds

Southern Africa Devastated by Flooding, Climate Change a Factor Recent torrential rains and floods have caused widespread devastation across parts of southern Africa, resulting in

Africa’s climate finance faces enforcement challenges study finds
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Africa’s climate finance faces enforcement challenges study finds

Climate change presents a growing financial challenge, extending beyond environmental concerns to impact economic stability worldwide. Regions already facing economic fragility, such as Africa, are

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New Study Reveals More Black Holes in Smaller Galaxies

Astronomers have completed a comprehensive census of active galactic nuclei (AGN), offering a clearer understanding of the prevalence of active black holes in galaxies of

Study finds Black Americans feel news portrays them unfairly
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Study finds Black Americans feel news portrays them unfairly

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center indicates that a majority of Black Americans believe their communities are unfairly depicted in news coverage. The

Study explores racial disparities in healthcare outcomes
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Study explores racial disparities in healthcare outcomes

A younger sister, an elite 400-metre sprinter who has competed internationally for Great Britain, informed the author in early 2020 that a recent blood test