TAG: research - PRESS AI WORLD
PRESSAI
According to the term you entered "research": 92 news found
main-post-image
ENVIRONMENT
New Insights Uncover Unique Biology of Australian Marsupial Mole

Recent study reveals the unique biology and evolutionary history of the elusive Australian marsupial mole.

Read more
main-post-image
HEALTH
Genes vs. Lifestyle: Key Factors in Achieving Longevity

Explore the intricate balance of genes and lifestyle choices influencing longevity and health outcomes in this insightful report.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Concerns Rise Over China's Military-Linked Research in Arctic Regions

U.S. diplomats express concerns about China's research activities in the Arctic potentially aiding military advancements.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Sri Lanka Reverses Ban on Foreign Research Vessels, Balances China and India Concerns

Sri Lanka lifts its ban on foreign research vessels, navigating complexities between India and China's maritime interests.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Study reveals low use of gender-affirming care among trans teens amid ongoing legislative debates

A new study shows that gender-affirming care for trans teens is rarely used, shedding light on the ongoing debates over access and legislative restrictions.

Read more
main-post-image
SCIENCE
Breakthrough Discovery Reveals How Pterosaurs Mastered Flight

Scientists unveil how pterosaurs achieved flight using tail vanes, providing insights into their anatomy and potential inspiration for modern aircraft.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Drug Company to Equitably Share Revenue from Genetic Research with Indigenous Communities

A drug company partners with Indigenous communities, pledging revenue sharing and commitment to ethical practices in genetic research.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Urgent Call for Development of Norovirus Vaccine in the U.S.

A pressing need for a norovirus vaccine is highlighted as outbreaks surge. A scientific breakthrough offers hope, but challenges remain.

Read more
main-post-image
HEALTH
Study Finds Coffee Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Head and Neck Cancers

New research indicates that coffee consumption may reduce the risk of head and neck cancers, with promising findings on decaf and tea.

Read more
main-post-image
POLITICS
Surge in Permanent Contraception Following Roe v Wade Overturn

Research shows a significant increase in permanent contraception among young adults after the Roe v Wade ruling was overturned.

Read more
123456789