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Deep groundwater in coastal deltas resilient to contamination

Earth Sciences Jul 19

Groundwater pumped from the depths of the coastal Bengal Basin supporting more than 80 million people is largely secure from contamination, according to new research by UCL and the British Geological Survey. The study shows that groundwater pumped from depths below 150m in the coastal regions of the Bengal Basin is thousands of years old, and generally secure from contamination by salinity and arsenic found in shallow groundwater.

Life Sciences Jul 19

New insights into plants’ conquest of land

The Earth is filled with diverse and remarkable plant forms from the tallest redwoods that pierce forest canopies, to the smallest mosses that blanket the ground underfoot.

Medicine Jul 19

Low- or no-calorie soft drinks linked to improved outcomes in colon cancer

Drinking artificially sweetened beverages is associated with a significantly lower risk of colon cancer recurrence and cancer death, a team of investigators led by a Yale Cancer Center scientist has found.

Environment Jul 19

New study puts a figure on sea-level rise following Antarctic ice shelves’ collapse

An international team of scientists has shown how much sea level would rise if Larsen C and George VI, two Antarctic ice shelves at risk of collapse, were to break up.

Medicine Jul 19

More racial diversity among physicians would lead to better health among black men

African-American doctors could help reduce cardiovascular mortality among black men by 19 percent - if there was more racial diversity among physicians, according to a new study led by Stanford Health Policy's Marcella Alsan.

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