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Pressure Builds on Kennedy’s Vaccine Panel Ahead of First Meeting

US Politics · United States

Pressure Builds on Kennedy’s Vaccine Panel Ahead of First Meeting

67% Center coverage: 105 sources

By Sarah Owermohle, Meg Tirrell, CNN (CNN) — Ahead of the first meeting of newly appointed vaccine advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, lawmakers are sharing fresh concerns about the panel’s membership and last-minute actions that could see Covid-19 and influenza vaccines thrown into question. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat,See the Story

Overconfident conspiracy theorists: Many unaware their beliefs are on the fringe

Overconfident conspiracy theorists: Many unaware their beliefs are on the fringe

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Overconfidence is a hallmark trait of people who believe in conspiracies, and they also significantly overestimate how much others agree with them, Cornell psychology researchers have found. The study indicates that belief in conspiracies may be less about a person's needs and motivations and more about their failure to recognize that they might be wrong.See the Story

Most measles cases in Canada stem from domestic outbreaks: federal government

Canada · Canada

Most measles cases in Canada stem from domestic outbreaks: federal government

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Most people who have caught measles this year in Canada were exposed to the virus in the country, according to the latest federal government data. It comes amid the country’s biggest measles surge in 27 years.See the Story

Social Networks Make Young People More Vulnerable to Conspiracy Theories? Partly

Do social networks fill the heads of young people with conspiracy ideas? Several surveys in recent years point in this direction. But the Rumour Detector has found that this question is more complex than it looks. This article is part of the heading of the Rumor Detector, click here for the other texts.Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Medical Errors, the Third Cause of Death?

In 2016, researchers claimed that medical errors were responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths each year in the United States. A decade later, statistics continued to be used by some groups, but the Rumor Detector discovered that it was clearly exaggerated. This article is part of the heading of the Rumor Detector, click here for the other texts.United States · United States Read Article

Laying Down the Expert Committee: Who Will Be Kennedy's Choices?

When U.S. Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on May 27 that his department would stop recommending VOCID vaccines to children and pregnant women, it was a personal decision, which bypassed the advice of his expert committee, and this week he set up the expert committee.Quebec City · Quebec City Read Article

Bird Drinking at the Fountain

A bird from Australia has learned to use water fountains... to the point where its congeners are now tailing to drink.Australia · Australia Read Article

Lunar Rocket: Can SpaceX Deliver the Goods on Time?

After 9 launches, the last three of which have resulted in failures, questions arise about the ability of Elon Musk's super-fusée to quickly become the alternative to travel to the Moon. Not to mention the dream of a mission to Mars.SpaceX · Montreal Read Article

Carbon Capture: Far From Target

The carbon capture and storage industry is going to cross an important threshold this year: one million tonnes of CO2 removed from the atmosphere. The problem is that to justify the existence of this industry, it would have to withdraw billions from it.Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Forest Fires, Floods, Droughts: the Urgency of Predicting Them

By Isabelle BURGUN. And in the future, there will be more and more of these extreme weather events. But do we do enough to predict these threats? "It's true, we need to improve the prediction to mitigate the impact of natural risks on our lives," says Philippe Gachon, professor of hydroclimateology at UQAM, who was co-organiser of the ACFAS symposium on natural risk management, held in early May in Montreal. "There is no doubt that we need to fo…Quebec · Quebec See the Story

New Model Helps to Figure Out Which Distant Planets May Host Life

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

The search for life beyond Earth is a key driver of modern astronomy and planetary science. The U.S. is building multiple major telescopes and planetary probes to advance this search. However, the signs of life—called biosignatures—that scientists may find will likely be difficult to interpret. Figuring out where exactly to look also remains challenging.NASA See the Story

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