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Special emphasis is placed on imported products from countries like China and those categorized as 'unknown origin'

At a whopping 3,900 square kilometers, this colossal ice piece is slightly larger than Greece's Attica region, which spans 3,800 square kilometers, or 45 times the size of Manhattan

"Freshwater fish highlight escalating climate impacts on species", report says

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“Results from these studies have important implications for food safety regulations, public health policies, and consumer awareness” says Felicia Wu, Michigan State University food scientist

" Our trial demonstrated that if treatment with baricitinib begins promptly after diagnosis, patients’ insulin production is sustained. Participants who received the drug required significantly smaller insulin doses."

A recent study revealed a concerning correlation between excess weight and a decreased antibody response to SARS-CoV-2 infection

A tender to install the regenerative breaking system technology will be launched Q1 2024

Safety concerns are escalating at Europe's most dangerous nuclear processing plant

Greek highschool students took 44th position in Mathematics and Science

Scientists consider the contributions of "Christmas Tree Syndrome" to respiratory illnesses during the holidays

The tourism, food and beverage, construction, industrial, security, technology and agricultural sectors suffer the most from labor shortages in the country

Rescue operations are still underway to find 12 missing crew members

A disturbing finding highlighted in the survey was that 40.5 percent of the public admitted to having little sympathy for lung cancer patients

The Netherlands and Norway boast the lowest mortality rates on the continent with a mere 2 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants

Netherlands, Austria had Lowest Consumption

There has been a surge in flu, covid and Coxsackie cases in recent weeks, with health professionals advising booster shots for both flu and covid. Even though the Coxsackie virus is not new and is more common at this time of year, the drastic rise in cases has been met with apprehension, with over 40 […]

The Use of AI Raises Questions of Academic Integrity

A rare red aurora was reported across the night sky of much of northern Greece, Bulgaria and Italy, as earth experiences a strong geomagnetic storm that causes the northern lights to travel unusually far from the north pole

Greek Professor at Imperial College London Joanna Tzoulaki also contributed to the study