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Bacterium Responsible for Mass Elephant Deaths Finally Identified, Study Finds

In Zimbabwe, scientists have recently made a breakthrough in solving the mystery behind the deaths of 35 elephants that occurred between August and November of 2020. Initially suspected to be poisoning or poaching, investigators quickly ruled out these causes, leaving the cause of death a mystery. The absence of dead scavengers and untouched tusks further deepened the puzzle. However, a recent study published in the journal Nature Communications has identified the culprit as the bacterium …

Study Links Hydroxychloroquine to Nearly 17,000 COVID-19 Deaths Despite Trump’s Claims

Washington, D.C. – A recent study published in the Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy journal has raised concerns about the use of hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of COVID-19. Despite former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of the drug as a “game changer” in the fight against the virus, multiple medical studies have shown the opposite to be true. The study, which examined the use of hydroxychloroquine in six countries during the first wave of the pandemic, found that …

GRB of 9th October 2022 Found to be Severely Disturbing Earth’s Atmosphere, Study Shows

11 October 2022, L’Aquila, Italy – Researchers at the University of L’Aquila and the Italian National Institute of Astrophysics have made a significant finding regarding the effects of gamma ray bursts (GRBs) on Earth’s atmosphere. This discovery could have implications for our understanding of astrophysics and the potential impact on human infrastructure and economy in space. For the past 40 years, astronomers have been recording an average of more than one GRB per day, with …

Seizure Study Reveals Potential Cause for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

NEW YORK, NY – After years of research, a new study published in the journal Neurology suggests that doctors may have potentially identified a cause for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also known as “crib death.” The study, conducted at NYU Langone, indicates that brief seizures accompanied by muscle convulsions may be a possible reason for the tragic and unexplained deaths of infants under six months of age. Researchers, including lead researcher Dr. Laura Gould, …

Kennedy’s HHS Administration Under Fire for Appointing Controversial Researcher to Lead Vaccine-Autism Study

WASHINGTON — In a move that has sparked controversy and concern among public health officials, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the newly appointed head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has chosen David Geier, a contentious figure in the medical community, to lead a study examining the discredited theory linking vaccines and autism. Geier, who lacks a medical degree and faced sanctions in 2011 for practicing medicine without a license, is now listed …

Tragic Wake-Up: Sudden Unexplained Deaths of Children Increasing – NYU Study Offers Insights

Bel Air, Maryland – The last night of 17-month-old Hayden Fell’s life seemed like any other. Hayden was in his pajamas, enjoying playtime with his family as they sang “Wheels on the Bus” with his twin brother. However, the next morning, Hayden’s father discovered that the toddler had passed away in his sleep. Hayden had become one of many seemingly healthy U.S. toddlers and preschoolers who suddenly die in their sleep, and autopsies are unable …

Murders Go Unsolved: Study Reveals Cities with the Most Unsolved Homicides

In Chicago, IL, more than half of all murders went unsolved in 2020, according to a recent analysis. The report looked at cities with the highest rates of unsolved murders, with Chicago leading the list. This is a concerning trend that raises questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement and the criminal justice system in solving violent crimes. Other cities with high rates of unsolved murders include Baltimore, MD, and St. Louis, MO. The analysis …

Financial Reporting Impacted by Terrorism and Mass Shootings: Study Shows Companies Become More Cautious

New York, New York: A recent study published in the British Accounting Review suggests that businesses tend to exercise greater caution in their financial reporting following a terrorist attack or mass shooting. The study, conducted by Seda Oz, an assistant professor of accounting at the University of Waterloo in Canada, found that companies located in areas affected by such events tend to display a decline in accrual-based and real earnings management, as well as pessimistic …

Cats Unmasked as Indiscriminate Predators in Groundbreaking Study

Durban, South Africa – A recent study published in the prestigious science journal Nature has revealed startling insights into the predatory behavior of domestic cats. The study, titled “A global synthesis and assessment of free-ranging domestic cat diet”, paints a grim picture of the impact of cats on wildlife, describing them as “indiscriminate predators” that pose a significant threat to various animal species. The comprehensive study, which examined data spanning from the late 19th century …

Biden Administration’s Absurd Priorities: $300K for Manga Fad Investigation Exposed

In the latest round of wasting taxpayer money, the Biden Administration has authorized a study on Magna. The Biden administration aims to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in libraries nationwide. As part of this effort, they’ve allocated approximately $300,000 of taxpayer funds to conduct a thorough study on the reading habits of minority children and their interest in Japanese comic books known as manga. Yes, you read that correctly: the Biden Administration is funding research …