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Fake scientific papers and paper mills stem scientific progress

Fake scientific papers are the bane of the academic world and paper mills and unethical journals add to the problem

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Altria, one of the world's largest producers and marketers of tobacco, cigarettes, and related products has agreed to pay $235 million to settle 6,000 lawsuits that claimed its e-cigarettes fanned a teen vaping epidemic.
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US-based Altria to pay $235 million to settle youth vaping claims

HQ Team May 11, 2023: Altria, one of the world’s largest producers and marketers of tobacco, cigarettes, and related products has agreed to.

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Fiona Bell, a researcher at the University of Colorado, Boulder, has made clothes for haute couture fashion, from a warm glass of kombucha, a beverage made from the fermentation of sugared tea.
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Biodesigner Bell brews haute couture fashion using kombucha

HQ Team May 11, 2023: Fiona Bell, a researcher at the University of Colorado, Boulder, has made clothes for haute couture fashion from.

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The FDA has warned consumers against the use of fast-act rheum and UA-Block capsules used to treat inflammation and joint pains as it contains substances that raise blood sugar, heart attacks, and stroke.
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FDA warns against use of Fast-act and UA-Block capsules to treat rheumatism

HQ Team May 11, 2023: The FDA has warned consumers against using fast-act rheum and UA-Block capsules to treat inflammation and joint pains.

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Novavax, a COVID-19 vaccine maker, will lay off a quarter of its workforce and announced a global restructuring and cost reduction initiative as the sales of its vaccines fell amid a worldwide decline in the spread of the disease.
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Novavax reports first-quarter loss, to lay off 25% of workforce

HQ Team May 10, 2023: Novavax, a COVID-19 vaccine maker, will lay off a quarter of its workforce and announced a global restructuring.

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Forest ecosystems are a trading ground for individual trees and fungi, each trying to make the best deal to survive, and not for trees help their offspring or friends, a global study found.
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Forests a brutal trading ground for fungi, trees to survive

HQ Team May 10, 2023: Forest ecosystems are a trading ground for individual trees and fungi, each trying to make the best deal.

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About 152 million vulnerable babies were born too soon in the last decade ended 2020 and South Asian and Sub-Saharan regions accounted for more than 65% of preterm birth annually, the WHO stated. 
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South Asia, sub-Sahara regions account for 65% of preterm births globally

HQ Team May 10, 2023: About 152 million vulnerable babies were born too soon in the last decade ended 2020 and South Asian.

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Every seven seconds a baby or a woman has died during childbirth, with no progress being made in the last eight years to provide healthcare facilities due to lack of funds,  the WHO stated.
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Baby or woman dies every 7 seconds during childbirth: WHO

HQ Team May 9, 2023: Every seven seconds a baby or a woman has died during childbirth, with no progress been made in.

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A new artificial intelligence-driven model can analyse magnetic resonance imaging of brain scans to accurately capture cognitive decline linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.
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Editorial board of Elsevier neuroscience publication resigns in protest

NeuroImage editors said they asked Elsevier last June to drop the charge below $2,000 and warned that they would resign otherwise.

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At least 30% of cases of schizophrenia in young adults could have been staved off in Denmark by preventing cannabis use disorder, a study of more the six million people revealed.
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Cannabis disorder prevention can obviate 30% schizophrenia cases in Denmark: Study 

HQ Team May 8, 2023: At least 30% of cases of schizophrenia in young adults could have been staved off in Denmark by.

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