Spinocerebellar ataxia type 4 (SCA4) is a rare genetic condition that affects individuals by causing worsening problems with walking and balance. Despite there being no current cure for SCA4, a recent breakthrough in genetic research has identified the specific gene responsible for the disease. After twenty-five years of research, an international team of scientists has
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Cinematography techniques have been shown to have a significant impact on user engagement within virtual environments. A recent study conducted by computer scientists at the University of Helsinki delved into how principles of composition and continuity, often utilized in filmmaking, could enhance the navigation experience in virtual reality settings. By focusing on how elements are
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Greenland, a massive island located in the Arctic, is experiencing significant ice melt due to rising global temperatures. This ice melt has serious implications for sea levels and climate change. Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed a new method to track ice melt in Greenland on a daily basis, providing valuable
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In the United States, there has been a noticeable increase in cannabis use among breastfeeding parents. However, the extent to which the drug is transferred to breast milk, as well as its potential effects on newborns, remains uncertain. A recent observational study conducted in the US has shown that THC, the primary psychoactive component of
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Last week, the world witnessed a stunning display of aurora lights as a result of a massive solar flare. These colorful lights painted the sky in both hemispheres, reaching as far south as Hawaii and as far north as Mackay. While the rare and mesmerizing spectacle has now ended, it is important to understand the
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