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The virus has so far caused little illness in humans, but it has spread rapidly and with devastating effects among birds, marine mammals and other species. U.S. health officials have repeatedly assured the public that H5N1 avian influenza poses little risk to public health, but some experts have become increasingly critical of the government for not aggressively monitoring the spread of the virus among cows and other livestock. The virus has been reported on 145 dairy farms in 12 states, but critics say that’s probably an underestimate.They cite anecdotes from doctors and veterinarians in rural areas about mysterious illnesses and…

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Grab a cup of coffee or your favorite caffeinated drink. very The rocket launch is scheduled for late at night or early in the morning.SpaceX is planning another Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral, and the launch may come when most people are asleep. Only time will tell.But there’s a bright side: Nighttime launches offer a different kind of view and encourage creativity in space photography. But don’t just take our word for it, click through the video playlist in this story or check out one of the photo galleries attached here.By all accounts, the space agency is approaching its 50th…

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new study This research into the underlying mechanisms of lupus offers a potential new way to treat the autoimmune disease.The study, led by researchers at Northwestern University and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, was published Wednesday in the journal Nature.The findings raise a “compelling idea” for new ways to treat lupus, the researchers said. Deepak Rao”But any potential treatments are still years away,” said Dr. Robert G. Schneider, a rheumatologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and one of the study’s senior authors.More than 200,000 people in the United States Systemic lupus…

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A highly anticipated NASA astrobiology mission is struggling to iron out serious problems just months before its scheduled launch.of Europa Clipper The spacecraft is scheduled to launch in October this year. SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. The robotic probe will embark on a $5 billion mission, Europethe moon of the icy ocean Jupiterto support life as we know it.But that launch date, and the probe’s ability to carry out its ambitious mission, may now be in jeopardy: Mission team members have discovered a problem with a transistor in the probe’s Clipper, the device that controls the flow of electricity.”The transistor problem…

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Katy Perry’s new single is out, but some fans aren’t buying into the newest generation of pop stars.Since the release of “Smile” in 2020, Perry’s fans have taken to social media, eager to see her back in the spotlight. But promoting her latest single, “Woman’s World,” which was released on Thursday, has been difficult. The song has been billed as an anthem for female empowerment, with visuals paying homage to Rosie the Riveter and lyrics such as, “It’s a woman’s world, you’re lucky to live in it.” In the music video, Perry can also be seen holding a vibrator, shiny…

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DEIR EZ-OR-BARAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Civil defense workers dug bodies from collapsed buildings and pulled bodies from rubble-covered streets on Friday to retrieve dozens of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks this week in a Gaza City neighborhood.The discovery of the bodies came after Israeli forces reportedly withdrew from Tal al-Hawa and parts of the Sanaa neighborhood after days of shelling and fighting, after they launched an advance into the areas earlier this week to battle Hamas fighters who they said were regrouping.The gruesome scenes of the dead highlight the horrific chain of events nine months into the Gaza war.…

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AT&T Wireless Inc. said one or more unknown hackers stole records containing telephone contact details for nearly all of its customers in one of the most serious breaches of sensitive consumer data in recent history. Securities Filings Friday.The data includes numbers that more than 100 million customers called or texted between May 1 and Oct. 31, 2022, and on one day in January of this year. AT&T said the data includes the numbers themselves, as well as the frequency and total duration of interactions, but does not include customer names or the content of communications.Because most numbers are linked to…

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The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro are scheduled to be released in two months. Now is not the best time Unless you need a new iPhone right now, it’s wise to wait until September to buy the new iPhone 15, when the iPhone 16 or other iPhones will be cheaper. Here are five new features on the iPhone 16 that are worth the wait. Bigger Screen The overall design of the iPhone 16 looks similar to the iPhone 15, but Apple has made one notable form factor change. Multiple SourcesIncluding reliable Analyst Ross YoungBoth the iPhone 16 Pro and…

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Here at 653, we’re following some breaking news. First up, this. There was a major crash near Northwest 10th Avenue and Yonge Street that has shut down the area. Around 615 this morning, two vehicles were involved in a major crash with both SKY 5 and KOCO ground crews on scene. We know that one person was taken to the hospital by ambulance and officers took the other into custody. However, at this time, it is unclear if anyone will be charged or what led up to this accident, but we will be following this and bringing you updates as…

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The basic outlines of modern human interaction with Neanderthals are now well established. Contact occurred about 60,000 years ago, when modern humans began their great expansion out of Africa. Although humans adopted some Neanderthal DNA through interbreeding, the Neanderthal population, which was always fairly small, was swept away by successive waves of newcomers. However, there are some aspects of this big-picture view that don’t quite fit with the data. It nicely explains the fact that Neanderthal gene sequences are more common in populations outside of Africa, but it doesn’t explain the fact that all of the African populations we looked…

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