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Archive for 2026
Nicotine Blamed for Lung Cancer: What a Clinician Survey in Eastern Europe & Central Asia Reveals
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When nicotine is blamed for lung cancer: what a clinician survey in Eastern Europe and Central Asia reveals about evidence translation In a fast‑moving scientific debate, the weakest link is
The effects of heat stress caused by climate change don’t just affect the animals that experience it, but they are passed down through multiple generations, according to a study published
“I Eat, Therefore I Live: A Lot of Science and a Pinch of Common Sense” Philippe Legrand (interview)
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Currently a professor at the Human Nutrition Biochemistry Laboratory at Institut Agro / INSERM in Rennes, a former ANSES expert and a member of the French Academy of Agriculture, Professor
The rate at which the Earth is warming has accelerated sharply since 2015, according to new study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. The authors warn that if it continues
The enthusiasm for expensive mitigation measures for climate change appears to be waning. President Donald Trump, for example, has publicly rejected the scientific consensus on climate change, at times calling
Researchers at University College London, UK, have developed a new tool designed to identify misleading diet and nutrition information online, according to a study published in Scientific Reports. Crucially, the
The volatility of today’s energy market is stifling business growth worldwide. Even Germany, a global solar power leader with a current capacity of 16.9 GW and plans to reach 215
Poorer students, particularly girls, are being quietly but consistently steered away from creative subjects like art, music, drama, and photography, according to a report published by the Faculty of Education
“Germany’s Nuclear Mea Culpa: Too Little, Too Late – The Harm Is Done” – C. Semperes (interview)
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How to interpret Ursula von der Leyen’s about-face, as well as President Macron’s latest statements on nuclear power. What is this strategic mistake? Christian Semperes kindly agreed to answer our