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A Bundibugyo ebolavirus outbreak declared a PHEIC by the WHO has prompted the CDC to issue a 30-day entry ban and route all at-risk US-bound passengers through Washington Dulles for health screening.
A peer-reviewed 2025 study from SeoulTech optimized a QuEChERS-GC-MS method for PAH detection in foods, reporting validated recovery rates of 86–109% and LODs as low as 0.006 µg/kg.
New research shows bottled water carries far more nanoplastics than treated tap water, while tap water faces PFAS contamination in nearly half of U.S. systems. What consumers can actually do.
New observational research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine links 10 weekly hours of exercise to a 30%-plus drop in cardiovascular risk, well above the 150-minute WHO guideline.
Researchers from Chongqing Medical University analyzed 5-year ADNI data and found omega-3 supplement use was linked to accelerated decline on the MMSE, ADAS-Cog13, and CDR-SB scales.
The 2026 DRC–Uganda Ebola outbreak involves the Bundibugyo strain, for which no approved vaccine or treatment exists. Case counts, cross-border spread, a U.S. evacuation, and the WHO's PHEIC declaration are explained here.
New research links watermelon consumption to higher diet quality and maintained vascular function, with caveats on study size and juice versus whole fruit intake.
Fibermaxxing promises gut and metabolic health gains, but Stanford-trained gastroenterologists warn that aggressive fiber loading without gradual adaptation causes GI distress, dehydration, and nutrient displacement.
K-Dense has renamed its open-source repository to Scientific Agent Skills and launched K-Dense BYOK, a desktop co-scientist supporting 40+ models and local-to-cloud scaling via Modal.
