The Cornell Chronicle is reporting that social media content creation, despite its perceived allure, presents significant challenges for influencers such as MrBeast. It said these difficulties are often "unspeakable" aspects of the job.
The Chronicle is also reporting that tree swallows in the northern U.S. and Canada face the greatest vulnerability to climate change. It said this risk persists even though these northern birds respond to temperature changes similarly to their southern counterparts.
Additionally, the Cornell Chronicle is reporting on an artificial intelligence system designed to mimic a collaborative team of medical experts. It said this AI research team could accelerate one of the most challenging phases in drug development: clinical trial design.
In financial news, the Cornell Chronicle is reporting that Drew Pascarella of SC Johnson College explained why companies are issuing many new shares. He said companies are lowering risk by issuing shares because they are not obligated to return capital to investors.
Finally, the Cornell Chronicle is reporting that Dr. Michelle Henry of Weill Cornell advises people to check "double-covered areas" of their skin, such as those beneath underwear or socks, for signs of skin cancer, as these spots are often overlooked.