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Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, is a popular cooking agent available in kitchens across. It is renowned for adding a light, fluffy texture to baked goods like cookies or cakes. This is because it has leavening properties, which is inducing a chemical reaction in the dough, producing carbon dioxide, causing it to rise.  Baking soda...

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Fasting has long been part of human history, whether by necessity or choice. Many religions and cultures across the globe practice fasting as a meditative and cleansing ritual for the body. Some researchers speculate fasting could have been done due to food scarcity in older human history. Today, fasting effects, from intermittent to water, or...

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A recent nationwide investigation has revealed alarming levels of arsenic and cadmium contamination in rice sold across the United States. Samples were sourced from more than a 100 different brands in the United States. The levels detected far exceed the recommended amounts, especially for infants, toddlers, and pregnant individuals. Healthy Babies Bright Futures (HBBF) tested...

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Two orcas and 12 dolphins remain confined in Marineland Antibes, an abandoned marine park in southern France. Since its closure in January 2025, the animals have endured worsening conditions. Wikie the orca and her son Keijo swim endlessly in stagnant, algae-filled pools. Despite public outcry and relocation proposals, government inaction has kept them trapped. As...

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Imagine a world where every blood donation could save any life and there is no need to match blood types, and no delay in treatment. That world is no longer just science fiction. Thanks to cutting-edge research, scientists are now closer than ever to creating universal blood that works for all patients. This lab-made universal...

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Former president of the United States, Joe Biden, recently announced he has late-stage prostate cancer. This has brought the disease into the public spotlight once again. This is not surprising, considering it is the second most common cancer among men in the United States. Unfortunately, the disease often does not show any symptoms until the...

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Is there a link between exposure to pesticides and cancer risk? According to a new study, 22 pesticides have been linked to an increased risk of developing prostate cancer. Furthermore four of those pesticides have been linked to prostate cancer deaths. However, these findings are not definitive proof that these pesticides caused prostate cancer. According...

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Rising sea levels are threatening coastal cities worldwide. Experts warn that millions of people could be displaced by 2050 due to flooding caused by melting ice sheets and climate change. It’s not just a distant problem; many cities are already experiencing increased flooding and sinking land. This article looks at 10 high flood risk cities...

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A new children’s book is making headlines in the UK for its bold version of ancient history. Brilliant Black British History, written by author Atinuke, claims that Britain was once a Black country and that Black people built Stonehenge. This claim about Stonehenge’s origins challenges long-held views and has sparked a heated debate. While the...