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Mashup Score: 1Smartwatches can detect Parkinson’s years before diagnosis - 11 month(s) ago
Accelerometers record subtle changes in movement and sleep patterns, and this information could anticipate the disease long before it becomes evident
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Regular punishments and threats not only don’t work, but actually damage the brain of minors
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It doesn’t take science to tell us yelling at our children harms their brains. But here it is. https://t.co/DURpXnBQ40 @SueAtkins
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Mashup Score: 8A researcher who publishes a study every two days reveals the darker side of science - 11 month(s) ago
Spain’s most prolific scientific academic — meat expert José Manuel Lorenzo — put his name on 176 papers last year, exposing an underworld of shady practices
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Yep. "This system — known as 'publish or perish' — has created monsters." "A researcher who publishes a study every two days reveals the darker side of science" https://t.co/adcsb1mAmv by @manuelansede via @elpaisinenglish via @ivanoransky BIG FIX NEEDED!
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Mashup Score: 0A researcher who publishes a study every two days reveals the darker side of science - 11 month(s) ago
Spain’s most prolific scientific academic — meat expert José Manuel Lorenzo — put his name on 176 papers last year, exposing an underworld of shady practices
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'A researcher who publishes a study every 2 days reveals the darker side of science Spain’s most prolific scientific academic, meat expert José M. Lorenzo, put his name on 176 papers last year, exposing an underworld of shady practices' https://t.co/V0ubNourtX @elpaisinenglish
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Mashup Score: 9Very human questions about artificial intelligence - 12 month(s) ago
AI experts tell us we live in unpredictable times. They have no answers and since ordinary people like us don’t even know the right questions to ask, EL PAÍS went to the Institute for Futures Studies in Stockholm for help
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AI experts tell us we live in unpredictable times. They have no answers and since ordinary people like us don’t even know the right questions to ask, EL PAÍS went to the Institute for Futures Studies in Stockholm for help https://t.co/rY32zrOqnq
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Mashup Score: 5How artificial intelligence is creeping into work routines - 12 month(s) ago
Astrophysicists, doctors, teachers and creatives explain how they have incorporated AI tools into their day-to-day work
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Astrophysicists, doctors, teachers and creatives explain how they have incorporated AI tools into their day-to-day work https://t.co/njsO44Cb8x
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Mashup Score: 0Eduardo Bruera, palliative care expert: ‘Suffering can always be relieved, but not eliminated’ - 12 month(s) ago
The Argentine oncologist, head of the Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation and Integrative Medicine at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, denounces the lack of investment in end-of-life care and the overtreatment of some terminal patients
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What can be done to improve end-of-life care? Our Dr. Eduardo Bruera answers some commonly asked questions on palliative care: https://t.co/11TRYflcJi @elpaisinenglish @edubru #EndCancer
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Electricity generation through solar, wind and water exceeded total demand in mainland Spain on Tuesday, a pattern that will be repeated more and more in the future
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The nine hours in which Spain made the 100% renewable dream a #reality https://t.co/TzwMstjd9e
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Mashup Score: 0France finalizes law to regulate influencers: From labels on filtered images to bans on promoting cosmetic surgery - 1 year(s) ago
A person may face up to two years in prison and a fine of €300,000 if they fail to follow the proposed new rules, which seek to crack down on social media fraud and scams
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France finalizes law to regulate influencers: From labels on filtered images to bans on promoting cosmetic surgery | International | EL PAÍS English https://t.co/oskcRN1svE
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Mashup Score: 1One of the world’s most cited scientists, Rafael Luque, suspended without pay for 13 years - 1 year(s) ago
The prolific chemist, who has published a study every 37 hours this year, has been sanctioned by the University of Córdoba over his research work for other institutions in Russia and Saudi Arabia
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One of the world’s most cited scientists, Rafael Luque, suspended without pay for 13 years https://t.co/Z7dbuMWzPO via @elpaisinenglish
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