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As President Trump's second term nears 100 days, his trade policies face backlash from business leaders and market fluctuations. Concerns over tariffs and their impact on the economy are growing, with many fearing a potential recession. Consumer sentiment is declining, and uncertainty looms over future trade deals, particularly with China.
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A new study links early-life exposure to colibactin, a toxin from E. coli, to rising colorectal cancer rates in individuals under 50. The research indicates that genetic mutations caused by colibactin may increase cancer risk, particularly in countries like England and New Zealand. This trend raises concerns about future cancer mortality among younger populations.
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Recent studies reveal significant findings about water on Mars and the origins of gold in the universe. Researchers have identified a potential underground water layer on Mars, while a study suggests that magnetar explosions may create gold. These discoveries enhance our understanding of planetary science and cosmic phenomena as of May 13, 2025.
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A recent MIT study published in Communications Physics reveals that eggs stored horizontally are less likely to crack than those stored upright. This finding challenges traditional beliefs about egg strength and could influence cooking methods and packaging practices. The study tested 180 eggs dropped from various heights to assess their durability.
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Recent reports highlight the increasing risks of alcohol consumption among women, linking it to higher breast cancer rates and rising addiction issues in Japan. Experts emphasize the need for awareness and tailored recovery programs to address these growing concerns.