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December 2025

  1. Scientists Turn Liposuction Fat Into Working Mini-Organs
  2. Crab Shells Solve the Leaky Battery Problem
  3. From living buildings to multitasking home robots, here’s how science is reimagining 2026
  4. Satellites Are Learning to Think for Themselves in Orbit
  5. How New Herpes Drugs Jam a Virus’s Replication Engine
  6. Fusion Reactors Could Crack Dark Matter Mystery That Stumped TV Physicists
  7. Fungus Disarms Bark Beetles’ Stolen Chemical Weapons
  8. Chemists Solve Decades-Old Problem in Molecular Shape Control
  9. Your Brain Turns Up the Volume When It Starts Losing Tissue
  10. The Brain’s Rotten-Egg Gas May Be Key to Stopping Memory Loss
  11. Invisible Chemicals Lurk on Every Set of Firefighter Gear Tested
  12. Social Media Posts Predict Unemployment Spikes Two Weeks Early
  13. Your Muscles Keep Their Own Molecular Calendar
  14. Bacteria against Cancer
  15. NASA’s Cleanest Rooms Are Evolving New Forms of Bacterial Life
  16. Brain Model Discovers Neurons That Reliably Predict Mistakes
  17. Ferromagnet Mimics Superconductor in Quantum Computing Surprise
  18. Gestational diabetes up every year in the US since 2016
  19. This Herbal Formula Did What Most Kidney Drugs Don’t: Reverse Damage
  20. A 40-Year Math Rule Just Learned to Handle Infinity
  21. Wildfire Smoke Carries an Invisible Chemical Load We’ve Been Missing
  22. Your Shaky Handwriting Might Convince You to Stick With Your Dreams
  23. A Gum Disease Bacterium Tracks Multiple Sclerosis Disability
  24. Three Black Holes Gorge Simultaneously in Colliding Galaxies
  25. When AI Writes Like Your Boss, Trust Becomes the Vulnerability
  26. Blood-Flow Logic Tames Renewable Grid Chaos
  27. Small Numbers Trick Your Brain Into Seeing Left
  28. The Air You Breathe in Week Three Could Already Matter
  29. Sleep Apnea Linked to 40% Higher Depression Risk
  30. Your Heart Ages Faster When One Nerve Gets Cut
  31. Damaged Brains May Repair Themselves If Given Enough Energy
  32. Driver Conversation Delays Your Eyes Before You Know It
  33. Tech moves to holograms, fine dining and teleporting classes for more immersive experience
  34. Scientists Find the Sweet Spot Between Burning Fat and Burning Out
  35. Exotic Particles Called Anyons Unlock New Path to Superconductivity
  36. Autistic Brains Show Measurable Molecular Shift in Glutamate Signaling
  37. The Flat-Pack Building That Assembles With One Pull
  38. Teaching Self-Driving Cars What Roads Actually Look Like
  39. When Effort Matters More Than Economics in Immigration Debates
  40. Why Waking at 3 AM Dulls Your Brain by Breakfast
  41. Cancer Drugs Accidentally Shrink HIV’s Hidden Reservoir
  42. Your Brain’s Executive Center Rewrites Sensory Reality on the Fly
  43. Leukemia’s Hidden Droplets May Hold the Key to New Treatments
  44. Fusion Lasers Need to Fire 15 Times a Second. Right Now They Fire Once a Day.
  45. The Coating That Heals Its Own Scars and Fights Germs
  46. Lab-Grown Brain Tissue Finally Wires Itself Thanks to Crystal-Loaded Microgels
  47. Dying Stars Lose Mass Through a Mechanism Scientists Can’t Explain
  48. Turning Down Brain Activity Actually Sharpens Focus
  49. Scientists Engineer Synthetic Metabolism That Eats CO2 Waste
  50. Male Honeybees Need One Gene to Survive the Hive
  51. The Climate Policy Trap: Why Subsidies Buy Time But Not Victory
  52. Home sweet home: helping European families become more resilient
  53. Hubble Witnesses Cosmic Demolition Derby
  54. Your Cells Are Recording Your Stress—And Scientists Can Finally Read the Tape
  55. New Vaccine Strategy Tackles Ebola’s Shape-Shifting Defense System
  56. Livestock Waste Becomes Water Treatment Tool
  57. The Schizophrenia Symptoms That Steal Motivation May Finally Have an Explanation
  58. Scientists Fly Drones Through Whale Breath to Track Deadly Virus Above Arctic Circle
  59. Scientists Will Track Black Holes in Motion for the First Time
  60. Your Paycheck Lifts You Up. Your Portfolio Pulls You Down.
  61. Raccoons Are Bringing a Brain Parasite to European Backyards
  62. How Discarded Water Bottles Are Being Turned Into Cancer Drugs
  63. Quantum Computers Can’t Forget Their Errors, And That’s Derailing Progress
  64. Scientists Find Alzheimer’s Earliest Trigger—And Block It Before Symptoms Start
  65. Deaths of Despair Were Rising Before the First OxyContin Prescription
  66. Swearing Unlocks Physical Strength You Already Have
  67. Titan’s Hidden Ocean May Not Exist After All
  68. Modern Diets Are Rewiring Your Gut Microbiome One Starch at a Time
  69. How Shopping Centers Fight Loneliness
  70. Researchers reveal how climate change is shaping decisions to move – or stay put
  71. Your Brain Releases a Chemical Surge When Plans Fall Apart
  72. The Protein Destroying Alzheimer’s Brains May Have Once Saved Them
  73. AI Cracks the Hidden Order Inside Chaotic Systems
  74. Three Minutes of Arm Circles May Reset a Distracted Child’s Brain
  75. Fungi Fed on Carrot Scraps Outperform Soy in Blind Taste Tests
  76. The Flour in Your Pantry Is Secretly Engineering Your Sourdough’s DNA
  77. Dopamine Doesn’t Steer Movement in Parkinson’s. It Just Keeps the Motor Running.
  78. When Union Protections Vanish, Blue-Collar Workers Start Businesses to Survive
  79. Fixing the Brain’s Plumbing After Head Injury May Prevent Alzheimer’s
  80. Jet Contrails Cost More Than You’d Think
  81. A Dead Bacterium From Kefir Might Slow Your Immune System’s Aging
  82. Cell Membranes Generate Their Own Electricity From Molecular Restlessness
  83. A Handful of Toxic Accounts Are Warping How Americans See Each Other
  84. Pop Lyrics Have Gotten More Narrative Since 1960, Thanks to Hip-Hop
  85. Tiny Garden Insect Holds the Key to Mass-Produced Invisibility Tech
  86. AI That Asks “Why” Writes Better Headlines Than AI That Just Chases Clicks
  87. Watch an Embryo Build Itself, Cell by Cell, Then Predict What Happens Next
  88. Fine Particles in Air May Trigger Early Immune Changes
  89. Engineered Yeast Survives Toxic Brew, Opening Door to Petroleum-Free Cosmetics
  90. 30 Hot Jupiters Reveal They Skipped the Violent Route Inward
  91. Brain Cells Let RNA Molecules Find Their Own Way to Synapses
  92. MSG Amplifies the “Mouthfulness” That Makes Korean Soup Satisfying
  93. Robots Smaller Than Salt Grains Can Now Think For Themselves
  94. Say What You Oppose to Bridge Political Divides
  95. Small Models, Big Rules: A New Way To Make AI Behave
  96. Breast Cancer Screening Doesn’t Have To Be Annual
  97. Tanning Beds Rewrite Your DNA Across Nearly Your Entire Body
  98. AI Learns Cultural Values by Watching Humans Play Video Games
  99. Bringing Blood Sugar Back to Normal Can Cut Heart Death Risk in Half
  100. The Big Bang — a good theory while it worked
  101. Bioweapons are an Abomination (and that includes “biodefense”)
  102. Gene Editing Shrinks Goldenberry Into Farm-Ready Size
  103. Cartilage Cells Secretly Orchestrate Bone’s Blood Supply
  104. America’s Cities Are Quietly Split by Invisible Lines
  105. Microbes on a mission to clean up Europe’s toxic soils
  106. Polar Bears in Warmest Greenland Are Rewriting Their DNA
  107. Mosasaur Tooth Proves Sea Monster Hunted Rivers Too
  108. Microdosing’s Mood Boost Fades Fast, Study Shows
  109. One Pill Could Treat 82 Million Gonorrhea Cases
  110. Tiny Chip Opens the Door to a Million-Qubit Quantum Future
  111. Election Meddling Is for Sale, and the Price Spikes Just Before You Vote
  112. Fifty Years of Pop: How Music Became Simpler and More Stressed
  113. Impossible Planet Is A Wet Lava Ball Under Blazing Old Star
  114. Why Certainty Makes Us Suckers for Fakery
  115. The Paradox of Green Finance: When Good Intentions Stall Reform
  116. Engineers Remove Analog Bottleneck From Next-Gen Probabilistic Computing
  117. Engineered Immune Cells Restore The Prime Of Life To Old Guts
  118. Webb Captures Universe’s Earliest Star Death And It Looks Familiar
  119. The Tiny Software Fix That Made Supercomputers Seven Times Faster
  120. Prairie Strips Revive Dead Soil in Just a Decade
  121. AI Cracks Dementia Diagnosis Using Simple Brain Scans
  122. Beaver Mimicry Booms Faster Than Science Can Verify
  123. Forest Managers Engineer Fairer Rules For Pine Tree Growth
  124. Miniature Ancient Sea Cow Reveals 21 Million Years Of Ecosystem Engineering
  125. Long COVID’s Hidden Culprit May Be Ghosts From Infections Past
  126. Your Hammock Isn’t for Leisure; It’s an Ancient Life-or-Death Tool
  127. Guarding Europe’s hidden lifelines: how AI could protect subsea infrastructure
  128. Staring Intently Helps The Brain Process Difficult Speech
  129. Black Holes Get X-Rayed: New ‘Arithmetic’ Decodes How Explosions Rule Galaxy Groups
  130. Mars Mission Plan Balances Science and Sanity
  131. The Giant Code Versus The Single Nail: Why Simple Fixes Are Ignored
  132. The Biomechanics of a Scream: Why an Angry Yell Can Hurt Your Voice
  133. New AI Tool Distinguishes Brain Tumors With High Precision
  134. That Tiny Jab Parents Skip: Vitamin K Refusal is Soaring
  135. Nicotine Withdrawal Alters Brain, Boosts Postoperative Pain
  136. How A 4,000-Year-Old Sheep Solved The Bronze Age Plague Mystery
  137. Health Insurance Costs Crush Worker Paychecks for 25 Years
  138. An Unruly Cosmic Blast Defies All Models
  139. Social Media, Not Screens, Eroding Kids’ Concentration
  140. How Summer Heat May Be Stealing Kids’ ABC’s
  141. Why Do News Outlets Keep Repeating This Suicide Myth?
  142. New AI Reads Brainwaves Faster by Mixing Neural Noise
  143. Scientists Beam Information Straight Into Mouse Brains
  144. Want to Move More? Science Says Sleep Matters Most
  145. Gut Bacteria May Hold Key to Taming Diabetes Inflammation
  146. Cancer Treatment Timing: The 3 PM Rule That Could Save Lives
  147. Astronomers Spot Gigantic Rotating Galaxy Filament
  148. The Brain’s Reward Chemical Works Night Shifts
  149. This Brain Chip Breaks Physics’ Speed Limit on AI
  150. Real-Time Images Of Exploding Stars Defy Simple Theories
  151. Rabies Virus Reveals How Psilocybin Breaks Depression Loops
  152. Physics Just Got Flatter: 2D Weyl Semimetals and Fermi Strings
  153. When a Korean Parent Dies, Who Pays the Bills, and Who Cares?
  154. Teenage T. Rex Theory Collapses Under Microscope
  155. Space Junk Economics: Why No One Wants to Clean Up Orbit
  156. Climate Change Could Cost You 24 Hours of Sleep a Year
  157. 62,000 Penguins Starved While We Counted Sardines
  158. Europe races to save its underwater heritage from climate change
  159. Plastic in the Brain: The Dinner Plate Problem
  160. Astronomers Clock Universe’s Expansion Using Cosmic Lenses
  161. Protein Orchestrates Muscle Repair as Bodies Age
  162. Latchkey Dinosaurs May Have Created Richer Ecosystems
  163. Volcanoes May Have Triggered the Black Death’s Arrival
  164. Trust in Cancer Scientists Splits Along Political Lines
  165. Satellite Swarms Plague Space Telescopes
  166. Scientists Turn Fiber Optic Cable Into Working Brain
  167. Silver Filaments Wire Individual Molecules Into Circuits
  168. Modified Buckyballs Could Make MRI Scans Far More Precise
  169. Robot Grippers Made From Langoustine Leftovers
  170. Study Shows Pleasant Words Stick Better
  171. Mental Health Struggles Strongly Linked To Dark Web Use
  172. Energy-Efficient Process Delivers Rare Earth Magnets
  173. Bennu’s Frozen Heart Reveals Life’s Earliest Chemical Sparks
  174. Dry January Delivers Real Health Gains, New Review Finds
  175. Sugar Substitute Sorbitol May Fuel Liver Disease
  176. Weight-Loss Drug Tames Blood Sugar in Schizophrenia Patients
  177. How Black Hole Disks Blaze With Light
  178. From mines to meadows: how science is reviving Europe’s forgotten landscapes
  179. New Design Tool Makes Sculpted Glass Roofs Practical
  180. Hidden Cell Layers Rewire Memory Map
  181. Stanford Engineers Build Quantum Device That Works at Room Temperature
  182. Supplement Mix Reverses Autism-Linked Behaviors in Mice
  183. Big Mouth Crickets Grind Microplastics Smaller
  184. Sick Ants Flash a Chemical Alarm, Then Workers Finish the Job
  185. For Those With Dementia, Shingles Shot Tied To Slower Progression
  186. Urban Sprawl Puts Clean Water Access At Risk
  187. Restless Legs May Flag Higher Parkinson’s Risk
  188. Brain-Like AI Emerges Without Training Data in New Study
  189. Scientists Crack the Mystery of Why Cells Age Faster in Labs
  190. Mars Once Had 16 Giant River Systems Similar To Earth’s
  191. Microbes Break Biology’s Code With Ambiguous DNA Reading
  192. Ancient Earth’s Sky May Have Rained Life’s Building Blocks
  193. Seven of Ten Maintain HIV Control After Stopping Drugs
  194. AI Models Learn Shortcut That Undermines Reliability
  195. Tiny Traps Inside Cells May Hold Key to ALS Mystery
  196. Off-the-Shelf Cancer Treatment Tracks Down Hidden Tumors
  197. Your Dementia Risk Isn’t Fate: New Study Shows How
  198. Your Brain Goes Through Five Distinct Phases, Not a Slow Decline
  199. Mars Orbiter Finds Rock, Not Water, Under South Polar Ice
  200. Recommendation Algorithms Change How You Learn, Not Just What You See
  201. Laughing Gas Shows Promise for Severe Depression
  202. Cheap Gut Supplement Might Calm Impulsive Behavior After Brain Injury

November 2025

  1. White Dwarf’s Hidden Furnace Finally Comes Into View
  2. Why A Foreign Language Sounds Like A Blur To Non Native Ears
  3. Electric Hope For The Deepest Depressions
  4. Spiked Nobel Prize Materials That Stab Bacteria Before They Can Stick
  5. Most People Are Not Addicted To Instagram, But The Label Still Hurts
  6. Droughts That Would Not End Slowly Unraveled The Indus Civilization
  7. Monkeys That Catch The Beat Rewrite The Story Of Rhythm
  8. Algorithms Can Pull Us Apart. This Tool Shows They Can Bring Us Back
  9. Bird Flu Pushes Past the Body’s Last Line of Heat Defense
  10. When Dirty Air Steals Some Of Exercise’s Power
  11. Plastics That Know When To Disappear
  12. CBD Calm May Help Turn Reactive Dogs Into Gentler Companions
  13. Africa’s Forests Are Flipping From Carbon Shield To Carbon Source
  14. Rethinking urban communities: transforming vacant spaces into vibrant places
  15. Tea Is Mostly A Health Hero, But Not All Cups Are Created Equal
  16. Scientists Find A Hidden Switch That Lets Human Cells Survive Inside Animal Embryos
  17. Turning up the heat on steel’s carbon pollution problem
  18. After a Century of Looking, Researchers Think They’ve Spotted Dark Matter
  19. Fame Steals Years From Singers’ Lives
  20. Coffee Slows The Clock For People Living With Severe Mental Illness
  21. Desire Still Lives Loudly In Older Women
  22. The Brain Tries To Clean Up Damage Until It Can’t Anymore
  23. The Chemicals We Never Think About Are Quietly Hitting Our Gut Microbes
  24. New mRNA Lung Therapy Gives The Immune System A Second Shot At Superbugs
  25. Light Learns To See As Adaptive Photons Power A Quantum Neural Network
  26. Too Sick To Care About Company As The Brain Flips A Social Switch
  27. Seal Milk Is Secretly More Sophisticated Than Ours
  28. Golden Hearts And Human Minds Share Hidden Emotional Wiring
  29. The Quiet Genetics Of Suicide No One Sees Coming
  30. Quiet Fear Runs Through American Democracy
  31. Kimchi Rewires Human Immune Cells
  32. The First Sparks Of Thought Appear Long Before Experience
  33. The Mutation That Teaches Microglia To Fight Back
  34. How COVID Vaccine Tech Could Shield Muscles From Snakebite Venom
  35. Orangutan Childhoods Run On Culture, Not Instinct
  36. Broken Seafloor Mountains Become Earth’s Hidden Carbon Sponge
  37. Muscles Send A Lifeline To The Alzheimer’s Brain
  38. Embryonic Skin Shows Scientists How To Heal Faster
  39. Dry Planets Can Brew Their Own Oceans After All
  40. A Few Hundred Accounts Are Quietly Steering A Nation Apart
  41. When A Finger Wrap Teaches Screens To Feel Alive
  42. Virus Turns Quiet B Cells Into Lupus Instigators
  43. When Cancer Turns Death Into a Survival Trick
  44. The Hidden Physics That Could Make MRI Images Astonishingly Clear
  45. When Water Becomes A Battery: Flexible Skin Patch Pulls Power From Thin Air
  46. Gold Breaks Its Shape Under Planet Crushing Pressures
  47. Mountains Hide Their Winters Well, But A New Model Learns To Read The Snow
  48. When Hummingbirds Turn Their Nectar Straws Into Daggers
  49. War Reroutes Ships, And The Clouds Respond
  50. Exhausted Cell Batteries, Not Dead Neurons, May Drive Gulf War Illness
  51. Nasal Drops Co-opt Facial Nerves to Clear Brain Tumors in Mice
  52. Earth’s Long-Lost Sibling That Made The Moon May Have Lived Next Door
  53. Why Machines Can’t Match Our Wildest Ideas
  54. Lions Have A Secret Roar That Could Help Save Them
  55. Tiny Bettongs Have Mighty Jaws That Shatter Super Tough Seeds
  56. Brain’s Star Cells Rise Up Against Alzheimer’s Damage
  57. Lights, camera, action: Europe’s film industry wins audiences with storytelling and social reality
  58. Simple Amino Acid Helps Calm The Alzheimer’s Brain in Mice
  59. When The Air Dries Out, Cockroaches Cuddle To Stay Alive
  60. New Air Device Stops Pathogens Before They Spread Indoors
  61. Hidden Deep Earth Blobs May Explain Why Our Planet Came Alive
  62. When Children Splash Paint Like Pollock, the Patterns Tell a Surprising Story
  63. Sharks And Rays Are In Quiet Freefall
  64. When A Solar Superstorm Crushed Earth’s Plasma Shield
  65. An Oral GLP-1 Pill Could Change the Future of Diabetes Care
  66. The Sea Monster That Refused to Fit the Mold
  67. How Taiwan’s Giant Genomics Project Is Rewriting the Future of Disease Prediction
  68. A Gentle Stem Cell Reset Cures Type 1 Diabetes in Mice
  69. Physicists Teleport Light Between Tiny Crystals, Pushing Quantum Internet Closer
  70. On the right track: driving innovation in European rail travel
  71. Microplastics Make Male Arteries Vulnerable While Females Are Spared
  72. When Digital Habits Spiral, Porn Use Can Turn Into Something Harder To Stop
  73. Even A Few Cigarettes A Day Can Steal Years From The Heart
  74. He Taught AI to Say “I Don’t Know”
  75. Smoking Pot Can Temporarily Curb Alcohol Use, Study Finds
  76. Greedy Baby Black Hole Is Outgrowing Its Galaxy
  77. How Winter Spiders Keep Their Blood From Turning To Ice
  78. Light’s Hidden Magnetism Rewrites A 180-Year-Old Physics Classic
  79. AI Fools Blood Experts With Fake Cells, Then Outdiagnoses Them
  80. Why Top Firms Push Out Good Workers To Protect Their Power
  81. Lithium’s Alzheimer’s Promise Slips Away In Clinics Even As A New Path Emerges
  82. Sperm Whales May Be Speaking In Vowels Too
  83. Excess Growth Hormone Ages The Liver, But A Supplement Mix May Help
  84. Crystals That Refuse To Sit Still May Shape Tomorrow’s Quantum Machines
  85. A Virtual Mouse Brain Lights Up a New Frontier
  86. Gene Editing Gives Stubborn Lung Tumors A Second Chance To Respond
  87. Oceans Hold Enormous Carbon Potential, But We Are Nowhere Near Ready
  88. How The Brain Learns To See After Months Of Early Blindness
  89. Aroma Words Could Finally Bring Order To The Chaos Of Cannabis Smell
  90. Taxes Get Popular When People Grasp What They Buy
  91. Milky Way Unbound As AI Unlocks A Hundred Billion Stars
  92. Black Hole Jet Engines Finally Crack The Cosmic Ray Knee Mystery
  93. Flower Constellations Promise Stable, Low Cost Orbits Around Titan
  94. Body Heat Sparks A New Era Of Self Expanding Stents
  95. Electric Vehicle Chargers Can Either Strain Or Stabilize The Grid
  96. Universities Race To Rewrite Curricula For A World Remade By AI
  97. Tourist Joy Makes Restaurant Ratings Shine Brighter
  98. Hidden DNA Rewrites Our Genetic Risk For Disease
  99. Frozen Mammoth RNA Reveals Yuka’s Final Moments In Deep Ice
  100. When Watching Time Costs More Than Making It Tick
  101. Nearly Half Of The World’s Beaches Could Vanish Soon
  102. Europe tackles e-waste with eco-friendly innovation that helps reuse and repair
  103. Nature-Crafted Shield Offers Hope As Plastic Replacement
  104. Ancient Scar In Southern China Reveals Earth’s Largest Modern Crater
  105. Ancient Arctic Shores Reveal A Rapid Rebirth Of Life After Earths Greatest Dying
  106. Squid Rich Seas Sustain Hawaiis Tireless Deep Divers
  107. When Sharing Good Deeds Feels Worse Than Staying Silent
  108. How Controlling Sunburn Inflammation May Prevent Skin Cancer
  109. Seven Frog-Like Insects Leap Into the Scientific Record
  110. Meals That Quietly Shaped a Century of Diplomacy
  111. New Imaging Method Captures The Final Moments Of Dying Cells In Stunning Detail
  112. A Single Flash of Light Could Transform Machine Intelligence
  113. Common C-Section Stitching Method May Be Hurting Mothers
  114. AI Fusion Model Offers Near Perfect Clarity In Early Skin Cancer Detection
  115. Hidden Brain Fluid Failures Reveal A New Warning Sign In Glioblastoma
  116. These Researchers Replaced Human Bait With Dirty Laundry
  117. AI Reads Hospital Notes to Predict Deadly Liver Complication
  118. Hidden Marks Reveal The Human Story In Ancient Roman Glass
  119. Tick Bites Linked To First Known Fatal Meat Allergy Case
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  121. Ultra-Processed Foods Push Young Adults Toward Prediabetes
  122. Bees Crack Morse Code And It Changes How We See Minds Today
  123. The Seven Sisters Were Never Alone After All
  124. Britain’s Bold Plan to End Animal Testing Gains Unlikely Unity
  125. Cash Transfers Spark Dramatic Health Gains Across Developing Nations
  126. Tuning Mosquito Clocks Could Curb Bites At Dawn And Dusk
  127. One Daily Pill Boosts Function And Life Quality In Heart Failure
  128. Midlife Platelet Test Flags Early Alzheimer Risk Signals
  129. A Changing Ocean Splits The Fate Of California Sea Lions
  130. NAD+ Repairs RNA Errors And Restores Memory In AD Models
  131. Study Finds Meditation Can Rewire Body’s Cells
  132. Why Alzheimer’s Patients Forget Loved Ones
  133. Coffee Protects Against A-Fib In First Randomized Trial
  134. Blocking Thyroid Receptor Beta Slows Prostate Tumors Growth
  135. Gut Microbes Found to Shape Sleep Through Brain-Gut Pathways
  136. Ancient DNA Shows How Neanderthal Genes Shaped the Human Jaw
  137. Chameleons Hide Coiled Optic Nerves That Fooled Scholars
  138. Blocking One Enzyme May Curb Alcohol Addiction and Protect the Liver
  139. AI Data Centers Map Their (Massive) Footprint And A Way To Shrink It
  140. Sand Mining Pushes Critical Asian Ecosystem Toward Collapse
  141. Liquid Biopsy Model Predicts Major Shift To Early Cancers
  142. A Silent Epidemic Sweeps the World as Kidney Disease Surges
  143. Husband’s Optimism May Help Prevent Preterm Birth
  144. Engineered Randomness Speeds 6G Signal Lock-On Precision
  145. Air Pollution And Climate Stress Emerge As Hidden Triggers Of Alzheimer’s
  146. Putting people first: Europe’s 6G push for connectivity that serves society
  147. When Exercise Stops Working: How Metformin Blocks the Body’s Gains
  148. Recombinant Antivenom Could End Africa’s Animal Serums
  149. Archaeologists Reveal 1,000 Years of Indigenous Resilience in Bolivia’s Amazon
  150. Midlife Heart Damage Marker Foreshadows Higher Dementia Risk
  151. Evidence Mounts That Cosmic Expansion Is Slowing Already
  152. Turning undersea cables into a global natural hazard and environmental monitoring system
  153. Island Reptiles Are Vanishing Before Science Can Catch Up
  154. Greener Cities Linked To Fewer Mental Health Hospital Stays
  155. Three New Tree Toads Give Birth, Skipping The Tadpole Stage
  156. Loneliness Becomes America’s New Public Health Alarm
  157. Future Telescopes May Finally Tell Einstein’s Black Holes Apart
  158. Polar Oceans Poised For Stronger Stirring As Ice Fades Soon
  159. Why Living in a Disadvantaged Neighborhood Increases Dementia Risk
  160. Study Says It Shatters the ‘Universe as a Computer’ Theory
  161. Scientists Give Cedar a Second Life with Embalming Tech
  162. Inside The Governance Puzzle Of Generative AI Adoption
  163. Ultraviolet Light Sparks a New Path for Solar Desalination
  164. MIT’s FSNet Delivers Fast, Guaranteed Solutions for Complex Systems
  165. Not All Bats Are Viral Villains, Study Finds
  166. Micro Implant Listens To A Mouse Brain All Year
  167. Scientists Recreate Cosmic Fireballs To Solve Gamma Ray Mystery
  168. When Fear Becomes a Strategy of Control
  169. Lifting Beats Running For Blood Sugar Control In Mice Study
  170. Ancient Arabic Tale May Have Sparked Centuries of Black Death Myths
  171. When Flies Lose Sleep, They Crave Food And Rest
  172. Scientists Unlock Lab Recipe For Octopus Camouflage Pigment
  173. Skipping Meals Does Not Dull the Mind
  174. Printing With Fields Could Let Scientists Program Matter Itself
  175. Ultrablack Nanoneedles Help Solar Towers Hit 99.5% Absorption
  176. War’s Hidden Legacy Inside Homes
  177. Lower Quality News Gets More Clicks Across Platforms
  178. Smartwatch AI Detects Hidden Heart Disease With Surprising Accuracy
  179. Hidden Carbon Streams Still Flow From Abandoned Coal Mines
  180. When Sleep Aids Backfire: Melatonin Tied to Heart Risks in Major Study
  181. Cells Reveal A Hidden Kill Switch In Mitochondria
  182. Orcas Flip Young Great Whites To Target Livers In Gulf

October 2025

  1. Sugar-Butter Withdrawal Primes Gut Microbes For Alcohol Seeking
  2. Smarter AI Models May Be Selfish, Worse Team Players
  3. Mothers’ COVID-19 Infections May Harm Children’s Brain Development
  4. Meerkats Get By With A Little Help From Their Microbes
  5. Magnets That Mimic Exercise Offer Hope For Diabetes Care
  6. Tiny Bat Hunts Like Lions By Hanging And Waiting All Night
  7. New malaria vaccine offers hope for mothers and babies across Africa
  8. Inside the Mosquito’s Deadly Sense for Human Breath
  9. Spooky Cosmic Bat Unfurls Its Wings Over Chile
  10. Obesity Drug Rollout Risks Creating a Two-Tier NHS System
  11. Mouth-Puckering Flavanols Wake The Brain And Sharpen Memory
  12. New Liposomal Cancer Drug Eradicates Tumors in Preclinical Models
  13. Hidden Obesity Genes Emerge From Global DNA Analysis
  14. Food Waste To Jet Fuel, Illinois Team Clears Key Hurdle
  15. Scientists Warn That Understanding Consciousness Is Now Urgent
  16. Keeping clothes in circulation: how EU research is transforming textile waste
  17. Women Get More Heart Protection Per Minute of Exercise
  18. Early Hope For APOE4 Carriers As Alzheimer’s Drug Slows Brain Loss
  19. Relocated Arctic Town Colder After The Move
  20. Cocoa Flavanols Help Protect Arteries During Long Sitting
  21. Sleep Loss Triggers Brain Fluid Waves And Attention Gaps
  22. Neurons Reveal How Physical Forces Travel Through the Brain
  23. Thankful At Work: Gratitude Journaling Boosts Engagement
  24. Artificial Tongue Uses Milk To Gauge The Burn Of Spicy Foods
  25. Yawning to Unemployment, Warnings About AI Taking Jobs Fall on Deaf Ears
  26. Sleep-Disrupting Brain Cells Could Unlock Schizophrenia Prevention
  27. Tadpoles That Ditch Their Lungs Never Get Them Back
  28. Researchers find possible cause for increasing polarization
  29. Young Adults Fear Mass Shootings, Split on Gun Controls
  30. One Longer Walk Trumps Several Shorter Ones
  31. Hidden Antibiotic Intermediate Beats MRSA by 100-Fold
  32. Polar Bears Feed Millions: The Arctic’s Unsung Caterers
  33. India’s Megacities Are Sinking Under Their Own Weight
  34. Astronomers Map Alien World So Hot It Tears Water Apart
  35. Hip Implants With Collars Cut Fracture Risk by 85%
  36. New Coating Lets Metal Alloys Survive 1300-Degree Infernos
  37. Can ChatGPT Predict What You’ll Wear Next Fall?
  38. Engineers Use Popping Bubble Wrap to Find Cracks in Pipes
  39. Your Brain’s Wiring Reveals What Each Region Actually Does
  40. Flickering Lights and Buzzing Sounds Kept Alzheimer’s at Bay for Two Years
  41. Dirty Air Doubles Workplace Accident Risk in Construction and Mines
  42. AI Coaches Athletes Through Perfect Form to Dodge Injuries
  43. Magic Mushrooms and Meditation Tag-Team Depression
  44. Scientists Warn: Cutting DEI Programs Could Stall Innovation
  45. The Humble Crystal That Thrives in the Deep Freeze
  46. How One Molecule Became a Window Into the Atomic Nucleus
  47. Physicists Shrink an Ocean to the Width of a Hair
  48. Extreme Droughts Could Wipe Out Centuries of Carbon Storage in Peatlands
  49. Winter Snacks May Trick Your Body Into Summer Mode
  50. Clay Mask Reveals What Duck-Billed Dinosaurs Really Looked Like
  51. Ancient Hunters Torched Europe’s Forests Millennia Before Farms
  52. AI Bots Team Up to Solve Physics Problems Like Scientists
  53. Scientists Catch the Sun’s Hidden Twist
  54. Sweet Smell of Death for Mosquitos
  55. Your Brain Pulls Off a Balancing Act While You Sleep
  56. Your Emissions Bill Will Come Due in the Year 2300
  57. Europe’s deep-sea telescope on a hunt for the origins of the universe
  58. The Farming Revolution Made Some People Immune to Norovirus
  59. The Secret Behind $1,000 Coffee? It’s All in the Poop
  60. Your Late-Night Phone Habit Might Be Quietly Killing You
  61. 4,000 Steps Just Once a Week May Save Your Life
  62. Your Fitness App Might Be Making You Miserable
  63. Fiber Optic Hack Lets Single Telescope See Like Many
  64. Scientists Turn Supermarket Seaweed Into Heart Tissue
  65. Laser Headband Peers Past the Scalp to Track Brain Blood Flow
  66. Your Baby’s First Year May Shape Skin Disease Risk Decades Later
  67. That Last Trip to Disney Might Matter More Than You Think
  68. Stiff Arteries May Turn Brain Damage Into Memory Loss
  69. Teaching AI Models New Tricks Without Breaking the Bank
  70. When Savers Shop Smart, Economies Suffer More
  71. Your Brain on Cannabis and Cigarettes: A Troubling Mix
  72. The Dust That Rewrites Your Lungs From the Inside
  73. Dogs Process Fat Better Than Carbs, New Study Finds
  74. When a Hug Isn’t Just a Hug: The Dark Side of Touch
  75. Botox Injections Offer Hope for Phantom Limb Pain
  76. Pet Rat Breeding Facility Linked to Rare Viral Outbreak
  77. When less is more: simple innovation offers hope in uncertain times
  78. Religious Childhood May Boost Physical Health in Old Age
  79. Real-World Encounters Shape American Politics More Than Social Media
  80. Healthcare Workers Find Relief by Listening to Their Own Brains
  81. Yeast Cells Coaxed Into Making Medical Cannabinoids
  82. Mars’ Ice Could Hide Living Microbes for 50 Million Years
  83. Tiny Eye Chip Lets Blind Patients Read Again
  84. Nine in Ten Americans Have Never Heard of a Condition Affecting Nearly All of Them
  85. Melting Arctic Ice Awakens a Surprising Source of Life
  86. Scientists Keep Droplets Bouncing Indefinitely
  87. MS Damages Brain Seven Years Before Diagnosis
  88. Tiny DNA “Flowers” Open and Close Like Living Petals
  89. Fish Fall for Visual Tricks, But Birds May See Through Them
  90. New Drug Combo Extends Lives of Men With Returning Prostate Cancer
  91. COVID Vaccine May Hold Clues To A Universal Cancer Shot
  92. Linking diet and health: Europe’s drive to curb cardiovascular diseases and obesity
  93. Diabetes Drug, Insulin Spray Show Promise for Alzheimer’s Patients
  94. Black Hole Catches Star 2,600 Light-Years From Home
  95. Your Cholesterol Levels Today May Shape Your Brain Decades From Now
  96. Gene From 100-Year-Olds Reverses Heart Damage in Aging Kids
  97. Scientists Discover a Missing Molecule Behind Down Syndrome
  98. Kefir Plus Fiber Beats Omega-3 for Calming Inflammation
  99. Contact Lenses That Monitor Your Health While You Blink
  100. Slowing Down to Speed Up: Why 30kph Might Save Your Life
  101. Medical AI Will Tell You What You Want to Hear
  102. Tiny Loops Hide in Dividing Cells, Overturning Genome Dogma
  103. Hidden Belly Fat Silently Damages Arteries in Healthy Adults
  104. Prenatal Air Pollution Slows Newborn Brain Development Rates
  105. Common Gut Fungus Alters Dopamine And Alcohol Preference
  106. Dean Radin: The Science of Magic (book review)
  107. Poor Health May Be Driving Voters Toward Populist Party
  108. Bioadhesive Sponge Inspired By Mussels Stops Internal Bleeding
  109. How Abusers Forge Trauma Bonds Long Before The First Punch
  110. Giant Rays Dive Deep to Map the Ocean Floor
  111. Pulsar Timing Arrays May Hear Gravitational Wave Beats Soon
  112. Can Fear Of Forest Spirits Help Protect The Environment?
  113. Sahara Poised For A 75 Percent Rainfall Surge By 2100
  114. Vitamin B2 And Sugar Power A Safer Home Flow Battery Design
  115. Triple-Threat Iron Supplement Boosts Blood And Gut Health
  116. Shark Skin Reveals A Hidden Armor That Changes With Age
  117. AI System Finds Crucial Clues For Diagnoses In Electronic Health Records
  118. Breaking through barriers: the women driving rural innovation in Europe
  119. CO2 Ice Blocks Carve Sinuous Gullies Across Martian Dunes
  120. Quantum Electrides Could Transform Computing and Chemistry
  121. Geologists Find Proto Earth Fingerprints In Ancient Rocks
  122. Newly Identified DARG Cells May Hold the Key to Halting MS Progression
  123. A Growing Dent In Earths Shield Over The Atlantic
  124. Genes Reveal Hidden Links Between Cannabis Use and Mental Health
  125. Shared Brain Data Aims To Bring Speech Back After Aphasia
  126. When Calming Music Meets Chaos in the ICU
  127. Lab-Grown Human Embryo Model Generates Its Own Blood
  128. 3D System Slices Multi-Material Prints Into Real Gradients
  129. Scientists Uncover Hidden Drainage Problem Behind Chemo Brain
  130. Kiwifruit And Rye Bread Emerge As Evidence-Based Remedies For Constipation
  131. After Near Death, What Helps People Heal And Rebuild Most
  132. Programmable Logic Proteins Target Drugs With Precision
  133. How Gut Microbes Could Reshape Mental Health Treatment
  134. Brain Cells That Thrive On Uncertainty Found At UCLA
  135. Robot Glider Redwing Begins Historic Mission To Circle Globe
  136. Astronomers Spot Million-Solar-Mass Dark Lurker In Deep Space
  137. Fires Give Birds a Lasting Boost in Sierra Nevada Parks
  138. The Hero We Need: Scientists Call For International Coccolithophore Day
  139. Lantern-Like Meta-Unit Snaps Into 13+ Shapes, Remotely
  140. Paper-Thin LED Shines Like the Sun Indoors
  141. Smarter agriculture: farmers work with nature to cut pesticides
  142. Five AI Models Collaborate To Ace US Medical Licensing Exams
  143. Europe’s Largest Bat Caught Dining on Birds Mid-Flight
  144. 54,000 Gaza Children Wasting Away as Food Access Falters
  145. No Evidence Supports Hospital Glove Ritual Used Daily
  146. Rats With Roommates Keep Their Minds Sharp Into Old Age
  147. Cancer Patients Who Quit Smoking Live Longer
  148. Hope in a Video: A New Path to Stress Relief
  149. Ancient Alien Comet Gets Close-Up from Mars Orbiters
  150. Diabetes Drugs May Curb Addiction
  151. Scientists Convert Discarded Bottles Into Power Storage
  152. Eyes in the sky: making Earth observation data work for people
  153. Military Leaders Think They Know More Than They Do, But 2-Min of Training Helps Lots
  154. Bacteria Store Sunlight to Clean Polluted Soil at Night
  155. Short Bursts of Stair Climbing Beat Gym Excuses
  156. Living Drug Delivers Cancer Therapy From Inside Tumors
  157. Stevia Compound Boosts Hair Regrowth
  158. Amazon’s Invisible Crisis: Fire Damage Now Worse Than Deforestation
  159. Dust-Cloaked Star Solves Supernova Mystery
  160. AI Learns to Spot Exploding Stars From Just 15 Examples
  161. Scientists Crack Code to Make Cancer-Fighting Cells Invisible
  162. Hydrogel Trick Makes 3D-Printed Metals 20x Stronger
  163. Brain Study Reveals Shared Alzheimer’s Gene Across Races
  164. Tiny Gold Carriers Deliver Lithium Directly to Brain
  165. Your Phone’s GPS Could Soon Navigate Like a Self-Driving Car
  166. Moon Rocks Sealed Since 1972 Reveal Alien Chemistry
  167. Brain’s Attention Filter Works Higher Up Than Expected
  168. Black Holes Fire Jets Through Dual Energy Extraction
  169. Ants Make Yogurt: Scientists Revive Ancient Recipe
  170. Palm Waste Becomes Carbon Sponge
  171. Your Next EV Charge Might Come From a Streetlamp
  172. AI Optimizes Evacuation, Diagnosis, Treatment of Wounded in Ukraine
  173. Dead Drivers Tell a Troubling Story About Cannabis Use
  174. Karnak’s Sacred Island Emerged From Ancient Nile Channels
  175. Shackleton Knew His Ship Was Doomed
  176. Ocean’s Carbon Conveyor Belt Jams During Heat Waves
  177. Gut Bacteria Survive Rocket Launch
  178. New telescope cuts through space noise in hunt for distant Earth-like worlds
  179. Cassini Data Uncovers Complex Molecules on Icy Moon
  180. Separated Bird Species Use Identical Calls Against Parasites
  181. Blood Type Erased From Kidney Before Transplant
  182. Ultrasound Holograms Cut Brain Stimulation Energy 90%
  183. Atomic Clock Technology Repurposed to Sense Spacetime
  184. Scotland’s Abortion Data Challenges England’s 10-Week Limit
  185. New Membrane Pulls Lithium from Brine in Weeks, Not Years
  186. First Elephant Herpesvirus Vaccine Could Save Endangered Species
  187. Your Heart Isn’t a Battery: Why Fitness Saves Beats
  188. Chinese Teens Who Feel Family Duty Excel in School
  189. Elephants Read Human Body Language Better Than Your Dog
  190. Most Politicians Don’t Know We’re Out of Time on Climate
  191. Fat Cells Send Brain-Damaging Messages in Obesity
  192. What If Dark Energy Isn’t Actually Constant?
  193. HIV Drug May Quiet Immune System’s Friendly Fire
  194. Orphan Planet Gorges on Gas in Record Feeding Frenzy
  195. Ebola Survivors Face Years of Health Problems
  196. Kids Face Double the Long COVID Risk After Second Infection
  197. Stranded Dolphins Show Alzheimer’s-Like Brain Changes
  198. First Stars May Have Run on Dark Matter, Not Fusion
  199. Diabetes Pill Plus Allergy Med Shows Promise for MS Repair
  200. Scientists Spot Parkinson’s Culprits Hiding in Plain Sight
  201. Brewing resilience: researchers safeguard coffee and chocolate from climate threats
  202. CAR T Cell Therapy Gets a Makeover for Solid Tumors
  203. Fungi Were Shaping Earth Long Before Plants Existed
  204. The Flu Test That Lives on Your Tongue
  205. Urban Air Harbors Disease-Causing Yeast Not Found at Coast
  206. When Fusion Sensors Fail, AI Reads Between the Lines

September 2025

  1. Ketamine Deaths Surge as Drug Shifts from Clubs to Chaos
  2. Why Mamba Snake Bites Worsen After Antivenom
  3. Astronomers Find Giant Wave Rippling Through the Milky Way
  4. Cerebellum, Compound 6 Hold Keys to Easing Alcohol Withdrawal
  5. Universe Was Warm Before First Light
  6. Dark Side of the Moon Runs 100 Degrees Cooler
  7. Scientists Read Mice’s Minds Through Facial Twitches
  8. Psilocybin Shows Dark Side in New Mothers
  9. Scientists Crack the Code for Bird Stem Cells
  10. Medicaid Experiment Falls Flat on Both Promises
  11. Your Gym Hiatus Might Actually Help You Bulk Up
  12. AI Distinguishes Glioblastoma From Look-Alike Cancers During Surgery
  13. Trying to Curb Coyote Populations May Be a Lost Cause
  14. Tiny Moon Rock Rewrites Lunar History
  15. Blood Test Reveals How Well You’re Aging
  16. Maggot Reactor Turns Rural Food Waste Into Protein
  17. Lung-on-a-Chip Defends Itself for the First Time
  18. Zapping Knee Pain: Radiation Therapy Gets New Job
  19. Europe’s Hail Problem Gets Bigger, Not Better
  20. Gen X Women Battle Addiction to Processed Foods
  21. Brain’s Fortress Holds Strong Against Alzheimer’s
  22. How Bacteria Trick Themselves Into Suicide by Antibiotic
  23. Simple Blood Test Predicts Liver Disease Risk
  24. Biochar’s Hidden Superpower: Direct Pollutant Destruction
  25. Quantum Entanglement Slashes Learning Time From Millions of Years to Minutes
  26. Parent-Owned Guns Most Often Used in Youth Suicide
  27. Massive Study Finds COVID Shots Cut Infection Risk by 58% in Pregnancy
  28. Rogue Planet’s Weather Report Shows Auroral Storms and 1,500°C Heat
  29. Memory Chips Could Cut Energy Use 90% With New Material
  30. Brain’s Drainage System May Predict Parkinson’s Disease
  31. From turtle robots to frontline physics: prize-winning young scientists shape the future
  32. Ancient DNA Reveals Indonesian Cattle Are World’s Most Genetically Diverse
  33. Tiny Chip Detects Toxic “Forever Chemicals” in Minutes
  34. New Brain Scan Reveals How Tiny Vessels Pulse With Age
  35. Amazon’s Trees Are Growing Bigger, Defying Climate Predictions
  36. Scientists Discover Way to Block Pain While Preserving Healing
  37. Scientists Find Cancer’s Hidden Scent
  38. How Prozac Rewires the Brain’s Energy Grid to Fight Depression
  39. Your Dog’s Dinner Could Be Costing the Planet 57 Football Fields
  40. Your Brain Uses The Same Chemical To Learn And Forget
  41. Ancient Oceans Held 99% Less Carbon Than Scientists Believed
  42. Monkey Guts Hold Secret to Surviving Winter’s Harsh Menu
  43. Scientists Create Heat-Proof Rabies Shot That Works in One Dose
  44. Webb Telescope Uncovers Cosmic Paradox in Milky Way’s Heart
  45. Scientists Create Fuel Cell Catalyst That Could Power Tomorrow’s Trucks
  46. New Research Finds Carbon Tax Could Reduce Inequality While Fighting Climate Change
  47. Magic Mushrooms Evolved Same Chemical Twice Through Different Paths
  48. Japanese Scientists Find Tropical Disease Cure in Sea Sponges
  49. Scientists Crack the Code on Elusive Solar Cell Material
  50. Your Strawberry Habit Could Be Flooding Your Body With Pesticides
  51. Your Daily Glass of Wine Might Be Harming Your Brain More Than You Think
  52. Surgeons Get Realistic Practice With 3D-Printed Human Tissue
  53. Single Drug Shows Promise Against PTSD’s Triple Threat
  54. Your Gut Bacteria May Control When You Sleep
  55. AI Safety Net Blocks Toxic Chemical Recipes While Preserving Scientific Progress
  56. Beyond the crowds: locals lead a sustainable reset of tourism
  57. Light Transforms Sewer Sludge Into Chemical Goldmine
  58. Tiny Particles May Hold Key to Gold’s Cosmic Origins
  59. Chemotherapy Drug Accidentally Wakes Sleeping Cancer Cells
  60. Organic Beekeepers Outpace Conventional Methods in Honey Production
  61. Republicans Outspent Democrats on Science by $150M Per Year
  62. Your Brain Runs on Autopilot Two-Thirds of the Day
  63. Your Mouth Bacteria Could Be Rewiring Your Brain
  64. Europe’s Deadly Heat Toll: Over 62,000 Deaths in 2024
  65. Ancient Brown Dwarf Reveals Missing Silicon Mystery in Giant Planets
  66. Why Science Trust Crisis May Be Overblown
  67. Heart Attack Survivors Mental Health Can Double Future Cardiac Risk
  68. Simple Light Switch Could Zap Airborne Allergens in Minutes
  69. Lab-Grown Mini-Brains Crack Mental Illness Code
  70. Scientists Discover Water That’s Frozen and Liquid at Once
  71. Brain’s Left and Right Hemispheres Pass Vision Like Relay Runners
  72. Ancient Galaxy Maps Expose Dark Matter’s Hidden Architecture
  73. How Ukraine’s Coffee Shops Stay Open During War
  74. Silent speed: the fast, fuel-efficient European helicopter setting the pace for clean aviation
  75. Horses Could Be Secret Weapon Against Mediterranean Wildfires
  76. Age 70 Emerges as Critical Cutoff for Cancer Treatment
  77. Fish Calls Reveal Secrets of Caribbean Spawning Drama
  78. Your Brain Refuses to Speed Up When You Listen Faster
  79. Ancient Galaxies Already Dead by Cosmic Dawn
  80. Tiny Light-Powered Gears Break 30-Year Size Barrier
  81. Long COVID Disrupts Menstrual Cycles in Unexpected Ways
  82. Children May Hold Key to First Effective HIV Vaccine
  83. Mystery Glass Holds Clues to Missing 11-Million-Year Crater
  84. White Dwarf Caught Red-Handed Devouring Pluto-Like Icy World
  85. Hidden Heart Damage: How COVID Continues Haunting Millions
  86. ChatGPT Stumbles Through Ancient Greek Math Like a Confused Student
  87. One in Ten Childhood Blood Cancers May Stem From Medical Scans
  88. Weekly Injection Promises to Rewire Metabolism for Lasting Weight Loss
  89. Your Grip Strength Could Predict Your Brain’s Future
  90. Mars Had Multiple Windows for Life in Ancient Crater
  91. Musicians’ Brains Show Superior Attention Control
  92. Teenage Dome-Head Dinosaur Rewrites Evolution Timeline
  93. Europe unveils plan to supercharge its science facilities
  94. Fly Through the First 3D Map Revealing Hidden Star Factories
  95. Rare Five-Image Einstein Cross Reveals Massive, Invisible Structure Lurking in Space
  96. Forgotten Opioid Nitazene, 20X Stronger Than Fentanyl, Hits Streets
  97. Honey Beats Vinegar in Fighting Online Toxicity, Study Shows
  98. Culture May Be Hijacking Human Evolution, Scientists Say
  99. Protein Discovery Could Transform Parkinson’s Treatment
  100. Scientists Create Nearly Unbreakable Quantum Sensors That Work Under Crushing Pressure
  101. Most Americans Would Be Healthier Without Daylight Saving, Study Finds
  102. Scientists Develop Lightning-Fast Tool to Map Universe Structure
  103. Emotional Eaters Less Likely to Succeed on Ozempic
  104. AI Reads Hearts Better Than Doctors to Predict Surgery Deaths
  105. Simple Tongue Swab Could Revolutionize TB Testing Worldwide
  106. Tiny Plastic Particles Found Inside Vegetables We Eat
  107. Your French Fries Could Be Messing With Your Memory
  108. Silent Killer From ‘Kissing Bugs’ Now Endemic Across America
  109. Gene Edit Rewires Grape Cells to Mass-Produce Resveratrol
  110. Popular Weight Loss Hormone Triggers Brain Chaos in Rare Disease
  111. Why Half of Weight Loss Drug Users Quit Within a Year
  112. Digital Test Outperforms Doctors at Spotting Early Alzheimer’s
  113. Why ChatGPT Can’t Handle Holocaust Stories
  114. Wild Octopus Arms Reveal Secrets of Nature’s Most Flexible Limbs
  115. Dinosaur Death Rewrote Earth’s Rivers and Landscapes
  116. Cells Use Lightning-Like Electricity to Kill Their Weakest Neighbors
  117. New Nuclear Rocket Could Cut Mars Travel Time in Half
  118. Hair Holds Hidden Clues to Children’s Mental Health Crisis
  119. Seeds of change: Can Europe’s organic farming shape the future of food?
  120. Your Alien Neighbors Live 33,000 Light Years Away
  121. Brain Study Reveals Why Diet Drinks Can “Taste” Sweet
  122. Black Hole Stars May Solve James Webb’s Little Red Dot Mystery
  123. Norway Nailed the Pandemic Balance While Others Struggled
  124. Medications Leave Lasting Fingerprints on Gut Bacteria Years After Use
  125. Three Robots Team Up to Explore Moon’s Hidden Underground Cities
  126. Brain Tumor Relapses Follow Predictable Pattern, Study Finds
  127. Tiny Cell Messengers Hold Big Clues to Alzheimer’s Mystery
  128. Scientists Crack Code for Invisible Circuits in Next-Gen Chips
  129. Wellness Apps Hook the Happy, Leave Behind Those Who Need Help Most
  130. Blood Test Spots Throat Cancer Decade Before Symptoms
  131. Solar Windows Get a Second Life With New Recyclable Glass
  132. Ancient Party Animals: Bronze Age Feasts Drew Crowds From Across Europe
  133. Mars Rock Shows Potential Signs Of Ancient Microbial Life
  134. Fed Study Is First to Link Pesticides and Death in Kids
  135. Ocean Warming Threatens Earth’s Most Abundant Microbe
  136. Cosmic Cannibalism: White Dwarf Devours Companion Star At Record-Breaking Rate
  137. Australia Approves World’s First Koala Chlamydia Vaccine
  138. Three Out Of Four People Harbor Giant DNA In Their Mouth
  139. Your Grocery Store Shark Steak Could Be From A Critically Endangered Species
  140. How Industries Quietly Shape Laws and Science to Delay Climate Action
  141. Inside Europe’s virtual ocean platform: a game-changer for marine protection
  142. Scientists Keep Human Lymph Nodes Alive For A Week Outside The Body
  143. Living Cement Could Power Buildings From Within
  144. Scientists Copy Cat Whiskers To Build Ultra-Sensitive Sports Sensors
  145. The Secret Mental Shift That Keeps Runners Moving
  146. Astronomers Could Witness A Black Hole Explosion This Decade
  147. Chasing New Physics With A Sharper Molecular Ruler Today
  148. Cosmic Explosion Defies Rules of the Universe
  149. Ghostly Barrels Still Poison the Deep off Los Angeles
  150. Eat To Age Slower, How Food Signals Rewire Your Body
  151. Gut Microbiome Alters Blood Proteins That Steer How We Age
  152. Your Brain Sees Red The Same Way Mine Does
  153. The Richest Americans Pay Less Tax Than You Do
  154. New Crystal Camera Promises Clearer, Safer Nuclear Medicine Scans
  155. DNA Neural Network Teaches Itself to Learn Like a Brain
  156. Infrared Scans of Fly Larvae Tighten Forensic Timelines
  157. How Developing Countries Can Achieve Growth Without More Pollution
  158. Stepping Into a Game Helped Older Adults Reclaim Their Memory
  159. Drones Aim To Deliver Defibrillators Before Ambulances Can Get There
  160. Why Small Black Holes Refuse to Eat Neatly
  161. Lost Coelacanths Resurface in Britain’s Triassic Shallows
  162. Seashells Show Us How to Make Plastic Recycling Stronger
  163. When Fast Charging Makes a Safer, Longer Lasting Battery
  164. When Light Stands Still, Qubits Start Talking
  165. How Mothers Comfort Babies Matters More Than How Fast They Respond
  166. Can Good Mouth Bacteria Become Probiotic Cavity Fighters?
  167. Bio-Oil From Corn Stalks Could Help Seal Orphaned Oil Wells
  168. The Surprising Ways Your Proteins Slip Past Digestion
  169. AI Learns Like Us, but With the Same Flaws
  170. Magic of microalgae: sustainable ingredients for food, feed and fragrance
  171. UCR Team Teaches Slimmed AI To Refuse Harmful Prompts
  172. How Stress and Social Struggles Fuel America’s Obesity Crisis
  173. Ghost Sharks Grow Forehead Teeth To Hold Mates During Sex
  174. Rodent Thumbnails May Be the Tiny Secret Behind Global Domination
  175. The Sixth Mass Extinction Hasn’t Started Yet
  176. Air Pollution Spurs Toxic Brain Changes Tied To Dementia
  177. Electron Beam Turns Adamantane Into Diamonds at Room Temperature
  178. Blood Stem Cells Show Rapid Aging After Spaceflight
  179. A Brain Protein Found in Fat Could Help Burn Away Obesity
  180. Your Router Could Read Your Pulse Through the Air
  181. Scientists Watch Single Atomic Nucleus Flip In Real Time
  182. InSight Seismic Data Reveals Solid Inner Core On Mars
  183. How Mice Reveal the Brain’s Hidden Conversations
  184. A Natural Brake on Cancer Comes Into View
  185. Common Allergy Spray Cuts Covid Infections By Two-Thirds
  186. Medical Cannabis Linked To Better Sleep Over 18 Months
  187. Gossiping With Your Partner Predicts Happiness And Bonding
  188. From offshore to onshore: Europe expands carbon storage with nature-inspired tech
  189. A Shampoo-Like Gel Could Help Chemo Patients Keep Their Hair
  190. When Weed Is Banned, Delta-8 Steps Into The Gap For Millions
  191. Homeless Street Sweeps Strip Lives and Fuel Overdose Crisis
  192. Phone Use On The Toilet Linked To Hemorrhoid Risk In Adults
  193. Plant-Based Dog Foods Match Meat Diets in Most Nutrients
  194. Scientists Harness Body’s Own Cleanup Crew To Fight Disease
  195. The Sun’s Flares Run Hotter Than We Ever Imagined
  196. Desert Soils Release Hidden Climate Gases Without Life
  197. The Minute Fossil That Redrew The Arthropod Map
  198. Million Year Old Mammoth Teeth Still Hold Their Microbes
  199. Depression Tied To Immune Cells In Brain’s Protective Layer
  200. Couples Mirror Each Other Across Nine Diagnoses
  201. A Spark of Electricity Helps the Body Heal Itself Faster
  202. A Fossil Fish With A Tongue Bite, And A Wider Menu To Survive
  203. Joyful songs ease carsickness while sad tunes make it worse
  204. Amazon forest loss is drying and heating the rainforest fast
  205. A Molecular Map Uncovers the Secret Ties Between Diseases
  206. Mars Holds a Fractured Memory Deep Within Its Mantle
  207. The Ocean Stopped Breathing Off Panama’s Shores
  208. Æthelstan, the First King Of England, Finally Gets His Due
  209. When Brain Cells Lose Their Grip, Memory Follows
  210. New Nickel Catalyst Enables No Sort Mixed Plastic Recycling
  211. Serotonin signaling separates Parkinson’s from tremor
  212. New Trial Shows Repurposed Drugs Can Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
  213. Most People Prefer Their Own Kind, Dutch Study Reveals
  214. A DNA-Wrapped Taxi Supercharges CRISPR’s Potential
  215. Physicists Model Vacuum Tunneling Using Superfluid Helium Films
  216. Depression Makes It Harder to Sidestep Unpleasant Events
  217. AI Co-Pilot Sharpens Brain-Computer Interfaces for Paralyzed Users
  218. When the Heart Fails Too Soon: Stark Racial Inequities in U.S. Care

August 2025

  1. Repurposing wood waste for a clean, green alternative to fossil-based chemicals
  2. Why Some Embryos Race Ahead While Others Linger
  3. Immune Cells Leave the Gut and Invade the Brain in Alzheimer’s Mice
  4. Rejuvenated Blood Cells Restore Memory and Brain Health in Alzheimer’s Mice
  5. The Health Benefits of Binge Watching a TV Show
  6. Tiny Spikes Make Pimples Vanish in a Week
  7. Scientists Rub Solution On Mice To Watch Brains Grow
  8. Wheat Plants Engineered To Make Their Own Fertilizer
  9. Gut Immune Cells Found To Drive Food Allergy Anaphylaxis
  10. Designing Cities Where Cars and Pedestrians Both Win
  11. Tree-Top Lessons: Orangutans Study, Copy, And Practice Bed Building
  12. The Silent Scars of Neglect Etched in White Matter
  13. A Spider Turns Fireflies Into Glowing Traps Of Death
  14. Strange bacteria breathe rocks to clean deadly waters
  15. Spicomellus Was a Walking Fortress of Spikes and Armor
  16. Nearly 80% Of Whale Sharks In This Marine Tourism Hotspot Have Human-Caused Scars
  17. Political Polar Opposites May Be More Alike Than They Think
  18. No Strong Evidence for Alternative Autism Treatments
  19. From mushrooms to new architecture: the rise of living, self-healing buildings
  20. Global Study Shows Unhappiness Hump Has Vanished With Age
  21. Viral Ghosts in our DNA Finally Revealed
  22. Subtle Warps Upend The Planet-Forming Disc Blueprint
  23. Fierce Crocodile Relative Hunted Dinosaurs in Patagonia
  24. Study links thumb length and brain size in primates
  25. Backpack With Aerospace Gyroscopes Improves Balance in Ataxia
  26. Myocardial Infarction May Be an Infectious Disease
  27. Gentle Nerve Stimulation Could Ease Gut Pain and Inflammation
  28. Old Tools Outshine AI in Climate Forecasting Race
  29. New Way to Recycle EV Batteries Could Make Lithium Cheap Again
  30. Therapy Rewires the Brain, Boosting Grey Matter in Depression
  31. AI Employment Squeeze Hits Young Workers The Hardest Now
  32. High THC Cannabis Linked to Psychosis and Schizophrenia
  33. Breakthrough in Mimicking Nature’s Multi-Electron Photosynthesis
  34. NASA’s Webb Spots a Carbon Dioxide Heavy Interstellar Comet
  35. Everyday Painkillers May Fuel Superbug Resistance
  36. The Forgotten Cells That Could Heal the Diseased Brain
  37. Why We Can’t Stop Believing Past Luck Shapes What Comes Next
  38. Hidden Lung Risk Adds Burden to Lives with Schizophrenia
  39. Finding growth in catastrophe may heal both mind and body
  40. A Cosmic Newborn Emerges in a Disk of Dust and Light
  41. Liver’s Metabolic Breakdown Links Cirrhosis to Sudden Failure
  42. Neural Network Inventory Distinguishes 98 National Cultures
  43. A Single Chip Could Transform the Future of Photonic Computing
  44. Why Smoking Helps Ulcerative Colitis but Harms Crohn’s Disease
  45. Dark Energy Black Holes Help Explain Neutrino Masses
  46. New Evidence Shows Animal Protein Does Not Shorten Life
  47. A Universal Rhythm Organizes Human Speech Across Languages
  48. Elderly Korean Sea Women Dive Like Marine Mammals
  49. Healing the Gut May Help Break the Grip of Alcohol
  50. Pseudolaw And AI Threaten Courts With Illusions Of Meaning
  51. AI Breakthrough Reveals Hidden Storm Patterns in Earth’s Atmosphere
  52. Researchers turn wasted spin into power for memory chips
  53. Gun injury risk 20x higher for kids in poor neighborhoods
  54. Jupiter’s Birth Revealed by Ancient Molten Rock Raindrops
  55. Mediterranean Diet Lowers Dementia Risk in Genetically Vulnerable Adults
  56. Electric Cars Beat Gas Everywhere in America, New Study Shows
  57. New 3D Printed Nerve Bridges Spark Hope for Spinal Injury Patients
  58. Room-Temperature Quantum Oscillator Network Promises Faster, Greener Computing
  59. Hemoglobin Antioxidant Discovery Could Transform Brain Disease Care
  60. Reinventing industry: carbon capture technologies lead the charge against climate change
  61. Brilliant Cosmic Flash Challenges Fast Radio Burst Theories
  62. Nature Paper Warns ‘Catastrophic Consequences for Generations’ Coming
  63. Korean Scientists Achieve First Fully Domestic Radar Stealth Tech
  64. Massive Memory Computer Built to Aid AI-Driven Science
  65. Fat-Trapping Microbeads Cut Obesity Without Drugs in Rats
  66. Rosetta Stone Code Shrinks Quantum Computer Hardware Needs
  67. If Aliens Use Space Networks Like Us, We Know Where to Look
  68. Brains Remember Lost Limbs Long After Surgery
  69. Heat-Stressed Australian Forests Are Thinning Fast, Releasing Carbon
  70. Paper Electrodes Power Soft Robots That Crawl Like Caterpillars
  71. Surgeons Could Soon See and Hear Prostate Cancer Cells
  72. Single-Session Surgery Makes Dangerous Brain Tumors Safer To Remove
  73. New Japanese Satellite Starts Tracking Earth’s Greenhouse Gases
  74. Natural Agents Offer Safer Alternatives for Dental Infection Control
  75. Rediscovering voyages that changed trade, culture and medicine across the Pacific
  76. Graphene Technology Pushes Brain Organoids Toward Faster Growth
  77. Scientists Discover a Crystal That Breathes Oxygen
  78. Omega 3s May Shield Women From Alzheimer’s Decline
  79. Money Worries Keep America Awake at Night
  80. Fairy Tales Could Shield Against the Mental Strain of Internet Browsing
  81. Radio Waves Could Help People Regain Their Sense of Smell
  82. One iron protein made old mice remember again
  83. Researchers Discover New Plasma Wave in Jupiter’s Aurora
  84. Heat Waves Are Intensifying and Threatening Africa’s Newborns
  85. Liquid Gold Captured From Human Waste
  86. The Diamonds That Could Find Cancer
  87. New Catalyst Converts Greenhouse Gases Into Hydrogen With 97% Less Nickel
  88. Atomic Lift-Off Unlocks Next-Generation Thermal Imaging
  89. Chocolate Fermentation Study Unlocks Flavor Control
  90. Pesticide Exposure in the Womb Leaves Lasting Scars on Children’s Brains
  91. When Rattlesnakes Marry Their Cousins Populations Suffer
  92. Seabirds Take Bathroom Breaks Only While Flying
  93. Scientists Discover the Brain’s Hidden Compass for Finding Our Way
  94. A Tiny Molecule Could Stop Painkiller Liver Damage
  95. Nuclear Waste Could Provide Fuel for Fusion Energy
  96. Parents Say Kids’ Mental and Physical Health Are Declining
  97. In Goose Societies Bold Leaders and Curious Followers Shape the Flock
  98. Triple Checkpoint Blockade Shows Promise Against Resistant Melanoma
  99. Preventing Hours of Pain in Chickens Costs Less Than a Hundredth of a Cent
  100. An Alternative To LASIK Without The Lasers
  101. No More Dead Zones As Signals Learn To Curve Around
  102. Simulated Space Strikes Prepare Satellites for Survival
  103. Uranus Is Making Its Own Heat
  104. Sunlight Could Rewrite the Rules of Green Chemistry
  105. Shape-Shifting Quantum Material Lets Scientists Rewrite Rules of Light
  106. Review of Anti-Aging Drugs
  107. Cave Stalagmites Expose Thirteen Year Drought That Left the Maya Shook
  108. Metformin Targets Brain Rap1 To Lower Blood Sugar In Mice
  109. A Lost Himalayan Pea Could Help Feed Our Hotter World Soon
  110. AI Maps The Fuels That Feed Wildfires Before They Spread
  111. Black Metal Technology Delivers 15x Boost in Solar Power Efficiency
  112. Viruses Use RNA “Collective Code” to Package Their Genomes
  113. Platelets Clear DNA Fragments and Boost Cancer Detection
  114. New AI Emotion Detection Finds Subtle Feelings and Speeds Up Analysis
  115. Smart Ships Could Make Oceans Cleaner With New Batteries
  116. Study links sensitive personalities to mental health risk
  117. Battling the heat: Europe takes action to protect health in a warming world
  118. Human Embryos Pull Themselves Into the Uterus With Hidden Forces
  119. Exotic Liquids Could Let Life Thrive on Waterless Planets
  120. The Love Hormone Shapes Who We Befriend
  121. Star Explodes While Trying to Swallow a Black Hole
  122. Nearly a Century Later, Redlining Still Slows Ambulances
  123. Why Simple Print Beats Digital for Preschool Learning
  124. Soft Hydrogel Cubes Store 800 Billion Pieces of Data in LEGO-like 3D Codes
  125. Common Pain Reliever in Pregnancy May Raise Autism and ADHD Risk
  126. A Quantum Gas That Refuses to Warm Up
  127. River Otters Feast in Filthy Spots and Still Keep the Bay Healthy
  128. Chemical Exposure Could Sabotage Teen Weight Loss Surgery
  129. Human Fingerprints Found All Over the American West’s Epic Drought
  130. AI Designs 36 Million Never-Before-Seen Compounds, Two Show Promise Against Superbugs
  131. Scientists Read Silent Thoughts With 74% Accuracy
  132. Immune Youthfulness in Seniors Can Raise Autoimmune Risk
  133. Large Study Finds No Increased Risk of Most Eye Disorders With Semaglutide, but Rare Vision Condition Signals Caution
  134. Scientists Build First “Microwave Brain” on a Chip for Ultrafast AI and Communications
  135. Engineered Ice Disks Race Across Plates, Inspired by Death Valley’s Sliding Stones
  136. What “Theories of Everything” all miss
  137. Inverting the Hard Problem, part one
  138. Inverting the Hard Problem, part two
  139. What we might learn from mitochondria
  140. Plato told us that TRUE = BEAUTIFUL
  141. Is the “lab leak hypothesis” another cover-up?
  142. Darwin, Lamarck, and McFadden
  143. New methanol-powered vessels signal a sea change for green shipping
  144. Physical Time and Time as We Experience It
  145. AI Tool Maps Magnetic Shadows In Tokamaks In Milliseconds
  146. Weekend Lifestyle Habits Linked To Rise In ‘Social Apnea’ Cases
  147. Fake Saliva Blob Helps Solve Dry Mouth
  148. Slow-Release Chemo Device Clears Most Bladder Tumors in Key Trial
  149. Ancient Teeth In Ethiopia Recast Human Evolution As A Branching Tree
  150. Towering Underwater Waves Speed Greenland Glacier Melt
  151. White Coat Still Reigns as Symbol of Trust Despite Gender Bias
  152. Revolutionary Quantum Physics Algorithm Improves Medical Imaging Quality
  153. NASA Tests New Laser Technique on Earth Rocks to Prepare for Mars Sample Analysis
  154. Tiny Ants Crack the Secret to Perfect Teamwork
  155. New Model Explains Black Hole Origins and Early Cosmic History
  156. Engineered Protein Emerges as First-Ever Antidote for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
  157. AI Listens for Early Signs of Cancer in the Human Voice
  158. Dancing Dwarf Galaxies Offer a Preview of the Milky Way’s Fate
  159. Couples Who Meet Online Report Lower Love Levels
  160. China Faces Alzheimer Surge While Racing to Improve Care
  161. Planetary Forces Could Be Keeping the Sun Tame
  162. Cats With Dementia Share Striking Similarities to Alzheimer’s in People
  163. New Levitation Device Glides Freely, No Cables or Friction Required
  164. AI Tool Predicts DNA Repair for Precise Gene Editing
  165. mRNA Cancer Vaccines: A New Hope for Personalized Treatment
  166. 3D Printed “Skin in a Syringe” Offers Hope for Burn Recovery
  167. Gut Bacteria Molecule Reverses Fatty Liver and Gut Damage
  168. How Exercise May Turn Back the Body’s Biological Clock
  169. Too much AI in work emails makes bosses seem insincere
  170. Hairy Caterpillars Swarm Every Decade Then Vanish
  171. Kind Words Win: How Emotional Brand Tweets Go Viral
  172. Parental Workplace Chemicals Linked to Autism Severity
  173. Oxygen-Generating Implant Shows Promise for Type 1 Diabetes
  174. Brazil’s Poverty Aid Helped Save Thousands from AIDS
  175. Menu Reshuffle Cuts Diners’ Carbon Footprint By A Third
  176. Mitochondrial boost reverses dementia symptoms in mice
  177. Parts Of The Brain Stay Young And Flexible For Life
  178. Bringing Beavers Back Could Revive Drought-Stricken Rivers
  179. Stalking Leaves a Lasting Mark on Women’s Hearts
  180. Hidden Viral Traces in Blood Could Confirm Long COVID
  181. This Tiny Chip Is Teaching Light to Speak Terahertz
  182. The Cannabis Risk Few Want to Talk About
  183. Ancient Conch Shell Blowing Eases Sleep Apnea Symptoms
  184. Depression Risk Persists for Elite Athletes Despite Exercise Benefits
  185. From medieval stronghold to cyber fortress: shielding Europe’s digital future
  186. Entire Neolithic Family Consumed in Violent Cannibal Attack at El Mirador Cave
  187. ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs May Cost America More Than They Gain
  188. How Lithium Loss May Ignite and Reverse Alzheimer’s
  189. How Ancient Europeans Kept Inequality in Check for 5,000 Years
  190. Snake Rescue Plans Could Carry Hidden Genetic Risks
  191. AI Can Spot the Exact Moments Kids Start to Learn
  192. Smarter Driving at Intersections Could Slash City Carbon
  193. Study Links Fry Consumption To Increased Type 2 Diabetes Risk
  194. Disappearing Planet Spotted Next Door in Alpha Centauri
  195. In the ER, a Hidden Crisis in Adult Vaccination
  196. Hidden Proteins in Fat May Unlock Obesity Cure
  197. Why Waiting in Line Creates Perfect Storm for Airborne Disease
  198. Heavy Porn Users Show Dulled Brain Response, Need More Stimulation to Feel Satisfied
  199. Greenland’s Massive Ice Loss Creates Underwater Fertilizer Factories
  200. COVID-19 Lockdowns Created Perfect Storm for ADHD-Social Media Addiction Spiral
  201. Past Trauma Actually Helps Brain Cope with New Stress
  202. Why Earth’s Ancient Giants Were Doomed by Their Own Success
  203. Hubble Captures Ultra-Fast Interstellar Comet Racing Through Solar System at Record Speed
  204. Maple Extract Could Replace Toxic Mouthwash Ingredients
  205. California’s Fire Season Now Starts Up to 46 Days Earlier Thanks to Global Warming
  206. Climate Crisis Threatens 80% of World Heritage Sites
  207. What Dogs’ Drinking Water Reveals About Toxic Risks in U.S. Homes
  208. Why Self-Forgiveness Can Feel Impossible for Some People
  209. Why dolphins’ arteries don’t age – and what that means for us
  210. Could High-Altitude Air Help Treat Parkinson’s?
  211. Green Tea and Vitamin B3 May Help the Brain Clean Itself
  212. This Snail Regrows Its Eyes and May Help Us See Again
  213. Hope Shields Teens from Bullying in and out of School
  214. Acne Drug Accutane Sparks Sperm Growth in Infertile Men
  215. Quantum Motion Unveiled in Levitated Nanosphere Cluste
  216. Boosting Enzyme in Brain Cells Reverses Alzheimer Symptoms in Mice
  217. Star Bridge Glows Inside Merging Galaxy Cluster
  218. Home Air Purifiers Cut Heart Risks from Traffic Pollution
  219. Nighttime Coffee May Make You More Impulsive
  220. Silent Stress Could Speed Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
  221. AI Chatbots Often Spread Medical Falsehoods, Study Finds
  222. Semaglutide Shrinks Muscles but Leaves Strength Intact
  223. NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer Mission Ends After Contact Lost Day After Launch
  224. This MIT Tool Lets You Play with Impossible Shapes
  225. Once Dismissed, a ‘Neglecton’ May Rescue Quantum Computing
  226. AI-Powered Circuit Brings Us Closer to Wireless Power Transmission
  227. Ancient Predator Bit Into Bones to Survive Climate Chaos
  228. Shareholders Judge Directors by Their Faces, Study Finds
  229. A Few Extra Stand-Ups a Day Could Help Your Heart
  230. Aging May Be Reversible Thanks to New Metabolic Theory
  231. AI Model Maps the Kill Switches of Cone Snail Venom
  232. A Tiny Beam of Sound Can Silence a Major Alzheimer’s Gene
  233. Minimally Processed Diet Leads to Greater Fat Loss
  234. Just Looking at a Sick Person Can Fire Up Your Immune System
  235. Fossil in Museum Storage for Decades Reveals New Sea Monster
  236. This Psychedelic Heals the Brain Without the Trip
  237. Fusion Ignition Achieved With Target That Shouldn’t Have Worked
  238. Wild Stock Swings May Trigger Heart Attacks and Suicide
  239. From Sewers to EVs, Wastewater Sludge Powers Battery Revolution
  240. Kids in Chaos Grow Up Struggling, Study Finds
  241. Scientists Control Electricity With Light in Atom-Thin Metals
  242. Sisters Buried in a Sacred Mine Tell a Haunting Prehistoric Story
  243. AI Reveals Hidden Physics in Cosmic Dust
  244. Codemakers race to secure the internet as quantum threat looms
  245. Science Poetry Friday: Version Drift
  246. Scientists Teach Water Droplets to Think and Play Games
  247. Surgical Microrobot Gains Eyes for Self-Correcting Motion
  248. People Protest Not Just for Causes but to Oppose the Other Side
  249. Don’t Tell the Billionaires: Young Blood Rejuvenates Human Skin
  250. Ancient Thai Woman Chewed Psychoactive Betel Nut 4,000 Years Ago
  251. Whales Are Swimming Farther Than We Ever Realized
  252. Japanese Math Method Uncovers Spirals in Black Holes
  253. New AI Learns to Read Scans With Just a Few Examples
  254. Most U.S. Homes Could Save Money And Survive Blackouts With Solar
  255. Peacock Feathers Made to Glow with Laser Light

July 2025

  1. Ancient Rift With Greenland Still Heating the U.S. From Below
  2. Vitamin D3 Nanoemulsion Improved Autism Symptoms in Children
  3. How Your Brain Knows the Difference Between a Ball and Water
  4. Potatoes Came From Tomatoes 9 Million Years Ago
  5. A Pause Button for the Human Body Is Now Within Reach
  6. New Quantum State Found Where Two Exotic Materials Meet
  7. Survey Shows Broad U.S. Support for Ethnic and Religious Diversity
  8. New Gut Bacteria Proteins Target Fat and Blood Sugar
  9. Satellite Tech Reveals Longest Lightning Flash on Record
  10. The Primate Origins of Our Love for Alcohol
  11. Version Drift
  12. Behind the screens: global teams unite against child abuse and trafficking
  13. A Single Workout Can Fight Back Against Cancer
  14. Female Pilots Excel in High-Stress Scenarios
  15. Greenland Ice Sheet Shattered by Hidden Lake Flood
  16. Is This the World’s Oldest Honey? Scientists Say Yes
  17. Why Chimps Risk It All for Tree Food in a Barren Landscape
  18. Parasite Decline in Kakapo Reflects Broader Coextinction Threat
  19. Why Lupus May Ease With Age for Some Older Adults
  20. These Tiny Artificial Cells Can Keep Time Like Living Organisms
  21. Microbial Byproducts Could Unlock Gut’s Hormonal Healing
  22. Your BMI Might Be Fine—But Your Body Fat Could Still Be Killing You
  23. Sea Stars Strike Fear in Urchins to Save Kelp Forests
  24. Cosmic Rays Could Fuel Hidden Life on Mars and Icy Moons
  25. Living Near the Ocean Might Help You Live Longer
  26. Rising Homicide Rates Predict Future Suicide Risk in U.S. Counties
  27. Stuttering Linked to 57 Genetic Regions in Massive New Study
  28. Wasps That Pause Their Youth May Hold Key to Slower Aging
  29. Just 15 Minutes of Fast Walking a Day Could Save Your Life
  30. The Hidden Price of Sitting Still: $192 Billion a Year
  31. Gut Bacteria’s Hidden Fuel May Be Driving Diabetes and Liver Disease
  32. Thicker, Tastier Lab-Grown Beef May Soon Hit the Grill
  33. At-home, AI Brain Stimulation Helps Attention
  34. Tiny Cones in a Blood Test Could Help Catch Cancer Early
  35. A New Vision of China from Space, 39 Years in the Making
  36. Women Smell Different During Ovulation, and Men Notice
  37. Objective Sleep Data Tied to 172 Diseases in Major Study
  38. Why Fat-Clogged Muscles Struggle to Heal and Stay Strong
  39. Cancer Drugs Letrozole and Irinotecan May Reverse Alzheimer’s
  40. Why It Takes Over 3 Years to Diagnose Dementia on Average
  41. Einstein Was Wrong: MIT’s Laser-Cooled Atoms Settle the Light Debate
  42. Cells Regulate Energy Like Earthquakes Using Cytoskeletal Feedback
  43. Why AI Still Can’t Truly Feel Blue or See Red
  44. Black Holes That Feast and Sleep Found in Dusty Galaxies
  45. Long-Lost Companion to Betelgeuse Finally Found
  46. Scientists Grow Whole-Brain Organoid to Study Autism and Schizophrenia
  47. Capturing Carbon With Every Flush: A Cleaner Future for Sewage Treatment
  48. Breathing Dirty Air May Be Quietly Harming Your Brain
  49. Grand Canyon Was a Cradle of Animal Evolution 500 Million Years Ago
  50. Turning local know-how into European solutions for smarter bio-based farming
  51. We Walk Faster, Linger Less, and Miss Each Other More
  52. 7,000 Steps a Day Might Be Enough to Save Your Life
  53. Ancient Desert Berry Shows Rare Power to Reverse Diabetes in Mice
  54. Edible Plant Virus Teaches the Immune System to Kill Cancer
  55. Multi-Omics AI Detects Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Biomarkers
  56. Why Seeing a Candidate Lose Late Makes Us Suspect Fraud
  57. Feeling Lost? This Philosophy Says That’s Part of the Map
  58. Cell’s Self-Cleaning System Could Help Fight Parkinson’s
  59. Hungry, Pregnant, and Bold: Why Female Gorillas Take Big Risks
  60. Radiation-Hardened ADC Chip Powers ATLAS Particle Detector
  61. Engineered From Yogurt, This Gel Helps Heal the Body From Within
  62. Deep Cuts to NIH Funding Would Raise Long-term Health Care Costs
  63. New Software Simulates How Cancer Cells Grow and Spread
  64. The Hidden Toll of Surrogacy on Women’s Mental Health
  65. Scuba a Diving Major Economic, Conservation Driver
  66. Tilt: The Poetry of Science
  67. Barry Bonds Tops Babe Ruth in New Era-Adjusted Baseball Rankings
  68. Why Some Neutron Stars Have Identical Mass but Look Different
  69. Astronaut Hearts Stay Healthy Years After Returning to Earth
  70. Ancient ‘Squid’ Fossils Turn Out to Be Something Else Entirely
  71. Hepatitis B Drugs Are Saving Lives But Vastly Underused
  72. Superheated Gold Shatters Limits Once Thought Unbreakable
  73. Not All Exercise Is Equal and Your Genes May Explain Why
  74. Life’s Raw Materials May Be Common in Space
  75. Noon Is When Students Shine in Oral Exams, Study Finds
  76. Psychedelic Ibogaine Helps Veterans Clear the Fog of War
  77. These Microscopic Ocean Animals May Hold the Secret to Climate Survival
  78. This Tiny Quantum Device Just Shattered a Key Time Limit
  79. True polar wander
  80. Most People Won’t Eat Vegan Eggs Plain — But This Works
  81. What Happens to Our Food If the Bombs Drop?
  82. Latinos Drive $1 Trillion Surge in California’s Economy
  83. Dinosaur Tracks in Alberta Reveal Herding and Stalking Drama
  84. Llama Antibodies Show Promise for Schizophrenia Treatment
  85. ‘Sixth Sense’ Links Gut Microbes to the Brain in Real Time
  86. Bread Gets a Glow-Up While Gluten Takes the Blame
  87. New Diabetes Subtype Found in African Youth
  88. Beetroot Juice Alters Oral Microbiome, Lowers Blood Pressure
  89. Drinking the Same, but the Damage Is Worse
  90. Unenforced Voting Laws Can Still Boost Turnout
  91. The Words That Shape a Baby’s Future Begin Before Birth
  92. Fighting fire with innovation: a pan-European push to tackle extreme wildfires
  93. Keeping Weight Off After Stopping Diet Drugs Remains a Challenge
  94. Armored Worm Reveals a Hidden Chapter in Animal Evolution
  95. This Tattoo Could Reveal a Spiked Drink in Seconds
  96. Nasal Spray Reaches Brain’s Memory Regions in Alzheimer’s Study
  97. Deepfakes Just Got Scarier as Researchers Break AI Watermarks
  98. System Measures Distance with Stunning Precision
  99. Tiny Tags Unlock Hidden Lives of Elusive Stingrays
  100. For Parkinson’s Patients, Smarter Brain Stimulators Help Them Walk Again
  101. How Lightning Is Quietly Reshaping Forests
  102. Pandemic Stress May Have Aged Our Brains
  103. Ancient Fossil Shows Spiders May Have Come From the Sea
  104. Born Too Soon, Still Feeling It at 35
  105. Soft Drink Sugar Alters Gut Bacteria and Immune Function
  106. ER Visits Plummet Near Closed Coal Plant
  107. Clearing Colombia’s Forests Hits Bird Diversity Far Harder Than Expected
  108. Brain’s Silent Partners: How Astrocytes Keep Visual Neurons in Sync
  109. Inspired By Your Nose, This Filter Clings Tightly To Dust
  110. AI Makes Lies Look Like the Truth—and Harder to Spot
  111. Once-a-Month Obesity Drug Shows Strong Weight Loss in Phase 2 Trial
  112. Optimists’ Brains Think Alike, While Pessimists Show More Neural Diversity
  113. Why some ants become queens while others toil
  114. Quantum Clocks Reveal Space-Time Secrets
  115. Out-of-Pocket Cancer Costs Surge With Later-Stage Diagnosis
  116. Early Smartphone Use Linked to Poorer Mental Health at 24
  117. Genes Predict Obesity Risk Years Before Weight Gain Starts
  118. Ancient ‘Ammonite’ Object Found in the Solar System’s Deep Freeze
  119. Gecko-Inspired Cancer Therapy Sticks to Tumors, Spares Healthy Tissue
  120. Chemical Shield Helps Mitochondria Keep Their DNA Intact
  121. Scientists Spot Planet in the Making Sculpting Its Star’s Disc
  122. Synthetic Data Helps Open-Source AI See Like a Pro
  123. GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs May Undermine Muscle, Heart Health
  124. Brain’s Flickering Focus Reveals How We Handle Visual Overload
  125. Walking Faster Boosts Fitness in Frail Older Adults
  126. Do Dogs Judge People? Study Finds Even Older Dogs Stay Neutral
  127. When Bats Carry the Cure
  128. What Happens When America’s War Machine Slows? It Burns Less Fuel
  129. Eight Healthy Babies Born From Three-Parent IVF Method
  130. Spider Mimicry Tricks AI Into Seeing Wasp Faces
  131. Robots Arrive That Eat Other Robots to Grow and Heal
  132. Self-repairing batteries promise longer life and range for electric cars
  133. Health Industry Uses Big Tobacco Tactics Against Medicare for All
  134. How the World’s Wealthy Outsmart Politics at Home With Offshore Secrets
  135. Men’s Tears Seen as More Honest Than Women’s Tears
  136. Why Mammals Keep Evolving to Eat Ants—Over and Over Again
  137. Neanderthal DNA Linked to Painful—Potentially Fatal—Brain Condition Today
  138. Mouse Distress Calls Can Trigger Pain in Other Mice
  139. Experimental Shot Wipes Out Tumors Without Even Targeting Them
  140. Faster Lizards, Faster Death: Counterintuitive Study Challenges Survival Norms
  141. Blueberry Compound Outperforms Standard Skincare in Anti-Aging Trial
  142. Dog TV Habits Reveal Personality Traits
  143. Neanderthal Caves Reveal Ancient Food Traditions
  144. Microscope Sees Light at the Atomic Scale for First Time
  145. Nickel Catalyst Turns CO₂ Into High-Octane Fuel Components
  146. Eggs Don’t Raise Bad Cholesterol, Study Finds
  147. AI Spots Hidden Winners in “Failed” Alzheimer’s Drug Trial
  148. Brain ‘Punctuation Marks’ Found: Ripples Segment Experiences Into Memories
  149. Hospital Visitors Skip Handwashing After Toilet 44% of Time
  150. Android Animation Flaw Lets Apps Bypass Security Permissions
  151. Lab-Grown Liver Organoids Get Blood Vessels for First Time
  152. Older Adults Cautiously Adopt AI, Demand Clear Labels
  153. Pool Skills Don’t Equal Water Safety, Study Finds
  154. Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail: Science Says Enjoy the Journey
  155. “Muscle Age Clock” Predicts Sarcopenia Risk Years Before Symptoms
  156. When Bats Carry the Cure
  157. Under the influence: how digital media affects teens
  158. Astronomers Catch a Solar System Being Born — for the First Time Ever
  159. Number of Extremely Obese Kids Triples, Bringing Life-Threatening Risks
  160. Scientists Create 3D Brain Platform That Maintains Neural Activity for Nearly a Month
  161. Safer, Smarter, Longer: New Breakthroughs Supercharge Battery Stability for Phones, EVs, and Beyond
  162. GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Reshape Modern Dating Lives
  163. Cow Bacteria Could Fight Deadly MRSA Infections
  164. Brain’s Immune Cells Control Blood Flow in Alzheimer’s Fight
  165. Restored Wetlands Cut Carbon Emissions 39% in One Year
  166. Process Turns Dirty Water Into Hydrogen Gold
  167. Brain’s Tiny Reset Button Controls How We Form Memories
  168. Doomed Planet’s Death Spiral Could Unlock Stellar Mysteries
  169. Cosmic Collision Creates Black Hole in No-Man’s Land Between Galaxies
  170. Meteor Impact Triggered Massive Grand Canyon Landslide
  171. Saber-Toothed Tigers Starved Into Extinction
  172. Taliban Walks Tightrope With Global Jihadi Networks
  173. Aging Cells Fight Cancer But May Help It Spread
  174. NASA Telescope Could Capture 100,000 Cosmic Explosions
  175. AI Nose Could Detect Parkinson’s Through Smell Alone
  176. AI Creates Materials That Could Cut Your Cooling Costs
  177. LIGO Captures Most Massive Black Hole Collision Ever Seen
  178. Scientists Find Safer Route for Gene Therapy Into Cells
  179. Medieval Healers Used Remedies Now Trending on TikTok
  180. New Drug Could Double Stroke Treatment Window
  181. Five Simple Rules May Control How Your Body Stays Organized
  182. 64 Depression Supplements Tested: What Science Actually Says
  183. Jaguars Flood Into Brazilian Wetlands After Massive Wildfire
  184. Popular Sweeteners Linked to Stroke Risk and Early Puberty
  185. Evening Pistachios Shift Gut Bacteria in People with Prediabetes
  186. Friends Share Brain Patterns When Making Purchase Decisions
  187. Gut Microbes Teach Infant Immune Systems to Remember Infections but Antibiotics Disrupt the Lesson
  188. Same Brain Circuit Drives Desire in Females and Suppresses It in Males
  189. How Air, Inequality, and Politics Shape Your Body and Mind
  190. Diet and Exercise Still Vital with GLP-1 Medications
  191. DNA Changes Track Human Age with Remarkable Precision
  192. Hybrid Computing Unlocks New Frontiers
  193. Born Kind: Five-Day-Old Babies Already Prefer Helpful Behaviors
  194. Tough Boss or Poor Leader? Your Worldview Shapes Your Judgment
  195. Scaffolds and Smart Gels Give Hope to Spinal Injury Patients
  196. Brain Cell Transplants Halt Fatal Microglia Disease in Humans
  197. When NASA Hit an Asteroid, It Sent Car-Sized Rocks Flying at 120 MPH
  198. Little-Known Virus Found in Half of Parkinson’s Brains
  199. Breaking free from coal: Europe’s regions forge a sustainable future with EU support
  200. Chronic Pain Drug Gabapentin Linked to Dementia Risk
  201. Attending Live Events Boosts Happiness and Engagement
  202. How Rivers That Vanished 34 Million Years Ago Still Rule the Antarctic Ice Sheet
  203. Object From Galaxy’s Edge May Be ‘Oldest Comet Ever Seen’
  204. Robot Masters Animal-Like Movement in Nine Hours
  205. New Tool Identifies Abused Children Without Forcing Them to Relive Trauma
  206. Chip Breaks Speed, Energy Barriers for AI Communications
  207. Himalayan DNA Unlocks Ancient Survival Secrets
  208. Solitary Quantum Particle Could Transform Magnetism, Quantum Tech
  209. Below the Threshold
  210. Wristband Tracks Glucose, Heart Health, and Alcohol at Once
  211. Quick Word Recall Predicts Second Language Speaking Fluency
  212. Sugar-Coated Stem Cells Stick Better to Damaged Livers
  213. Light Sensor Detects Cancer DNA with 99% Accuracy
  214. Turmeric and Rhubarb Compounds Fight Superbugs in Sewage
  215. Vacation Renters Waste $2 Billion in Food Each Year
  216. Preterm Babies Benefit From Immediate Skin Contact
  217. Lemurs Challenge Human Aging Assumptions in Surprising Study
  218. Robot Surgeons Learn Like Residents—And Just Performed First Autonomous Surgery
  219. Below the Threshold
  220. Art meets AI to reinvent tomorrow’s food systems
  221. Child Abuse Speeds Aging at DNA Level, Study Finds
  222. Monkeys Mirror Humans’ Fascination With Violence, Familiar Faces on Screen
  223. Scientists Identify Four Distinct Autism Subtypes
  224. AI Designs Proteins That Kill Antibiotic-Resistant E. coli
  225. Turtles Rarely Get Cancer Despite Living 150+ Years
  226. One Shot Creates Body’s Own Weight-Loss Drug Factory
  227. Biologically Young Brains Predict Long Life
  228. Pythons Grow Special Cells to Digest Entire Skeletons
  229. Back and Chest Acne Needs Different Treatment Than Face
  230. Why Managers Kill Good Ideas and How Networks Help
  231. Lab Wobbles Reveal How Planets Form Around Stars
  232. Magnetic Array Could Deliver Flash Proton Cancer Therapy
  233. Cannabis Labels Often Miss the Mark on THC Content
  234. Cancer Cells Ride Energy Waves to Fuel Their Spread
  235. Drug Targets ‘Zombie Cells’ to Combat Liver Disease
  236. Melting Glaciers Could Awaken Hundreds of Dormant Volcanoes
  237. Feral Rabbits Don’t Just Go Wild — They Evolve Into Something Entirely New
  238. Earth May Sit Inside Giant Cosmic Void Affecting Universe
  239. Compound Blocks Skin Cancer-Causing HPV Without Cell Damage
  240. Dementia Patients Living Longer Than Ever
  241. What’s Behind the Leap in Young Adults Facing Digestive Cancers?
  242. Artificial Light at Night Rewires Your Brain and Body, Not In a Good Way
  243. Blood Test Spots Early Cancer Using Gut Bacteria RNA
  244. Tiny Antibody From Alpaca Blocks Two Deadly Viruses
  245. Silicon Molecules Act Like Quantum Switches at Atomic Scale
  246. Prairie Dogs Found With Genes That Beat the Black Death
  247. Your Gym Buddy Could Be the Secret to Better Mental Health
  248. Fish Hovering Burns Twice the Energy Scientists Expected
  249. Data Shatters Myths About Fentanyl’s Path Into America
  250. Stem Cell Therapy Frees Kidney Patients From Lifelong Immunosuppressant Drugs
  251. Failed Stellar Jets Create Mysterious X-ray Bursts in Space
  252. Space Ice Contains Hidden Crystals, Challenging Decades of Scientific Assumptions
  253. Smart Rods Stop Tumbling Space Junk in Its Tracks
  254. Planet Forces Its Star to Attack It With Solar Flares
  255. Wheatgrass Compounds Beat Vitamin C as Antioxidants
  256. How Western Companies Escaped Indonesia’s Corruption Web
  257. Dying Eyes Rewire Themselves to Save Sight
  258. Scientists Predict Dark Matter Could Power Hidden Stars
  259. AI Language Models Learn Like Children, Then Flip a Switch
  260. Wild Buffalo Divide Hong Kong Neighbors in Surprising Ways
  261. Four Hidden Roads to Alzheimer’s Disease Uncovered by AI
  262. Stem Cell Grafts Restore Damaged Brain Coating in MS Mice
  263. Greek Island Bacteria Could Spell Doom for Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
  264. EV Fast Chargers Create Pollution Hot Spots
  265. Arctic Ocean Stayed Open During Ice Ages, Study Finds
  266. Fig Trees Turn Atmospheric Carbon Into Stone
  267. Bee Flight Movements Hold Key to Smarter AI Systems
  268. Neanderthals Operated “Fat Factories” 125,000 Years Ago
  269. Ancient Wooden Tools Unearthed in China Rewrite the Origins of Human Diets—300,000 Years Ago
  270. Third Interstellar Visitor Races Through Our Solar System
  271. Computer Scientists Prove Some Logic Puzzles Have No Shortcuts
  272. Study Links PFAS ‘Safe Substitute’ to Lasting Male Brain Effects
  273. A Quantum Leap in Precision Sensing Across Technologies
  274. Science’s ‘Just the Facts’ Era Is Failing Democracy
  275. Fence-Like Surgical Technique Tackles Giant Nerve Tumors
  276. Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Higher COVID-19 Severity Risk
  277. Two Futures Face Humanity: Social Collapse or Global Leap
  278. AI Unlocks Hidden Connections Between Gut Bacteria and Human Health
  279. Cracking the quantum code: light and glass are set to transform computing
  280. Science Poetry: Ocean Colour Change
  281. Scientists Build AI That Shows Its Fact-Checking Work
  282. Vitamin D3 Nanoemulsion Shows Promise for Autism Symptoms
  283. AI vs Supercomputers Round 1: Galaxy Simulation Goes to AI
  284. When Work Doesn’t Pay: Study Reveals Wage–Welfare Paradox
  285. Striped Surfaces Unlock Stem Cells’ Healing Power
  286. Teens Spend One-Fifth of Drive Time Looking at Phones
  287. Underwater Microscope Reveals Hidden Coral Secrets
  288. Ships Trigger Hidden Methane Emissions from Seabed
  289. Scientists Create Lung Cells in Days, Not Weeks
  290. Scientists Identify Key Brain Circuits Behind Youth Anxiety
  291. Record Election Year Reveals Cracks in Global Democracy
  292. Human Evolution May Have Left Us More Vulnerable to Cancer
  293. From masterpieces to makeup: eco-friendly art conservation gentle enough for human skin
  294. Finger Length Predicts Sexual Behavior in Rats
  295. Researchers Crack the Code to Simulating Error-Proof Quantum Machines
  296. Common Farm Fungicide Devastates Insect Reproduction
  297. Insurance Claim Denials Hit Low-Income Patients Hardest
  298. How Graph Neural Networks Are Outsmarting Global Criminal Networks
  299. Women’s Anger Management Improves With Age
  300. AI Predicts Spots People About to Suffer Sudden Cardiac Death
  301. Star’s Double Death Captured in Stunning Image
  302. War, Politics, and Faith Shape Urban Wildlife Evolution
  303. Africa’s Entrepreneur Problem: Too Many, Not Too Few
  304. Single Shot of Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Deaf Patients
  305. Rogue Immune Cells Help Prostate Cancer Spread—and How Scientists Are Fighting Back
  306. AI Minds Think Like Ours Through Hidden Mathematical Shapes
  307. Breast Cancer Survivors Show Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
  308. Sea Ice Loss Triggers Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapse
  309. Brain Uses Fat for Fuel When Neurons Fire, Study Shows
  310. Pandemic Pets Failed to Boost Owner Well-Being Long-Term
  311. Gut Bacteria Can Protect Against Forever Chemicals
  312. Scientists Create Brain Scan Tool to Predict Aging Speed
  313. Smart Farm Plant Shows Promise for Fighting Hair Loss
  314. Killer Whales Offer Fish to Humans Like Cats Bring Mice
  315. 2.5 Million Teens Vape THC as Unknown Substances Surge
  316. Cheese Really Does Give You Nightmares, Study Confirms

June 2025

  1. Most Americans Reject Government Cuts to Science Funding
  2. Scientists Find Brain Repair Target for Vascular Dementia
  3. People Prefer Human Empathy Over AI, Even When Identical
  4. Cough Medicine Shows Promise Against Parkinson’s Dementia
  5. Scientists Design Protein That Silences Rogue Immune Cells
  6. Police Tests for Marijuana Impairment ‘Pseudoscience’
  7. Brain Sugar Metabolism May Hold Key to Alzheimer’s
  8. What Makes Someone Cool? Science Has An Answer
  9. Weather Satellites Become Accidental Venus Monitors
  10. Gene Variant Predicts Lung Transplant Complications
  11. The Unintended Toll of Extended Parental Leave: A 50-Year European Study
  12. Two Skeletons in the Atacama Desert Just Changed the History of Disease in the Americas
  13. The Tiny Thieves Inside Every Tick Bite
  14. Brain Scan Marker Helps Classify Alzheimer’s Risk
  15. Leafy Greens Cut Heart Disease Deaths by 43% in Study
  16. Earth’s Oldest Rocks Confirmed in Canadian Arctic
  17. Brain Cable Damage Linked to Criminal Behavior in New Study
  18. Asteroid Has 4% Chance of Hitting Moon in 2032
  19. Housing First Saves Lives and Money for Drug Users
  20. Gene Therapy Forces HIV Into Permanent Sleep
  21. AI Maps Tumor Cells, Blood Filter Saves Child
  22. Nature’s Nanocage Could Rescue Billions in Lost Metals from Old Electronics
  23. Scientists Build Global “Microbial Noah’s Ark”
  24. Science Poetry Friday: Cheese Weather
  25. Fish Schools Swim in Ladders, Not Diamonds
  26. Ancient Galaxy Cluster Reveals Cosmic Energy From Universe’s Youth
  27. Memory Chips That Vanish in Water Could End E-Waste
  28. Gut Bacteria Could Hold the Key to Better Sleep
  29. Researchers revive Europe’s historical scents, including ‘the smell of hell’
  30. Virtual Dog Videos Reduce Stress as Much as Real Pets
  31. Autoimmune Disease Doubles Mental Health Risks
  32. Quantum Computing Achieves First Real-World Milestone in Image Recognition
  33. Chemo Brain’ and Aging Share a Common Culprit: Senescent Cells
  34. Ships Could Cut Carbon Emissions by Half
  35. Higher IQ Predicts Better Life Decisions
  36. Chicago Rodents Evolve Smaller Teeth and Ears
  37. Controlled Burns Cut Wildfire Smoke by 14%
  38. Brain Scans Reveal Why Mental Fatigue Makes Us Quit
  39. Ultra-Processed Foods May Trigger Autism Risk
  40. India Harbors Half the World’s Neanderthal DNA
  41. Cheese Weather
  42. Zoning Out May Actually Help Your Brain Learn Faster
  43. Wireless Implant Learns to Fight Chronic Pain on Demand
  44. ‘Pill-on-Thread’ Could Replace Half of Cancer Screenings
  45. How diverse brain cells reach a decision together
  46. Computer Vision Research Fuels Mass Surveillance Machine
  47. Molecule May Unlock Stamp-Sized Drives With 100x More Storage
  48. From protecting patients to predicting disasters: AI supercharges nuclear tech
  49. Heart Disease Deaths Drop 66%, But Types Are Shifting
  50. Scientists Detect Deep Earth Pulses Beneath Africa
  51. Burying Wood Debris Could Remove Massive CO2 from Air
  52. Scientists Crack Mystery of Tropical Disease Grain Formation
  53. Vitamin C Thickens Skin by Reactivating Silent Genes
  54. Citizen Scientists Help Confirm Giant Exoplanet Discovery
  55. Grip Strength Reveals Brain Changes in Early Psychosis
  56. Scientists Find Hidden Organelle in Human Cells
  57. Falling Off a Cliff: Glaciers Lost 12% of Ice Volume in Just Four Years
  58. Simple Blood Test Flags Alzheimer’s Patients at Risk for Rapid Decline
  59. Ancient Temple in Bolivia Sheds Light on Lost Society
  60. Dangerous Viruses Related to Deadly Nipah Found in Chinese Bats
  61. Cats Sleep on Their Left Side for Evolutionary Advantage
  62. Diabetes Drug Shows Promise Against Dementia Risk
  63. Wealthy Nations Judge Rich People More Harshly Than Poor Ones
  64. Blood Protein Spreads Cellular Aging Throughout Body
  65. Why the sun is so good at evaporating water
  66. Scientists Confirm Quantum Conservation Law at Single-Photon Level
  67. Surgery Fasting Rules May Be Outdated, Study Suggests
  68. How Two Tiny Molecules Control Ant Society’s Division of Labor
  69. Lifestyle Factors Shape How Alzheimer’s Tau Spreads in Brain
  70. Antarctic Leopard Seals Show Surprising Individual Hunting Habits
  71. Scientists Create Mice From Two Fathers Without Mothers
  72. Charging Devices With Indoor Lighting: Office Lights Power Electronics
  73. Bioplastic Film Cools Buildings Without Electricity
  74. Toddlers Crush ChatGPT: The Secret Behind Children’s Lightning-Fast Language Learning
  75. Mixing Cannabis and Alcohol Makes Hangovers Worse
  76. Being Nosy Runs Deeper Than We Thought
  77. World’s Largest Camera Captures Millions of Galaxies
  78. Workers Fear AI. Their Bodies Tell a Different Story
  79. Pharaoh’s Curse Fungus Becomes Potent Cancer Fighter
  80. Space Radar Sees Through Amazon Canopy to Map Earth’s Carbon
  81. The Silent Agony of Getting Your Food First
  82. Time Is The Fundamental Fabric of the Universe, Study Suggests
  83. Pregnancy Hormones May Have Shaped Human Brain Evolution
  84. Scientists Cut Quantum Computer Overhead by Orders of Magnitude
  85. Scientists Crack the Code of Cellular Aging Using Simple Electric Zaps
  86. Rethinking green investment for Europe’s next chapter: a stakeholder’s vision
  87. Fungal Spores in the Air May Signal Upcoming Flu and COVID Surges
  88. Human-AI Teams Make Better Medical Diagnoses
  89. Countries Race to Build AI-Ready Workforces
  90. Exercise Protein Reverses Muscle and Bone Aging
  91. Bacteria Turn Steel Waste Into Carbon-Capturing Cement
  92. Overspill: Science Poetry Friday
  93. Weighted Vests Fail to Shield Bones During Weight Loss in Older Adults
  94. Brain Iron Doubles in Down Syndrome Alzheimer’s Patients
  95. Same Depression, Different Brains: Study Maps Hidden Patterns
  96. Tree Planting Can’t Save Big Oil, as Study Reveals Math Problem
  97. DNA Analysis Shatters Ocean Unity Myth: Four Bluebottle Species Hide in Plain Sight
  98. Overspill
  99. Deep-Sea Spiders Farm Methane-Eating Bacteria on Their Bodies
  100. Moths Use Star Maps Like Ancient Sailors to Cross Australia
  101. Humans Mastered Extreme Environments Before Leaving Africa
  102. El Capitan Supercomputer Dominates Three Global Rankings
  103. Why Father-Daughter Bonds Help Female Baboons Live Longer
  104. Ancient Water Records Show Why Southwest Faces Drought Risk
  105. Gut Bacteria’s Daily Clock May Hold Key to Fighting Obesity
  106. To Save the World We Need to Stop the Cheaters
  107. New Study Pinpoints How Common Anesthetic Puts Mice to Sleep
  108. Lunar Dust Is Less Harmful to Lungs Than Earth Pollution
  109. New Study Links Cannabis Use to Higher Heart Risk
  110. Your Credit Score Could Predict Executive Decisions
  111. Ear Wax Could Detect Parkinson’s Disease Early
  112. Astronomers Unveil Most Colorful Map Ever Made of Nearby Galaxy
  113. Smarter science: staying one step ahead of the next pandemic
  114. Frozen Giant Wakes: Unexpected Jet Activity Spotted in Deep Space Comet
  115. Yellow to Green: Yeast Converts Human Urine Into Valuable Bone Material
  116. Most People Think They’d Resist Authority—They’re Wrong
  117. Love Hormone Oxytocin Controls Blood Sugar in New Way
  118. Americans Trust AI Scientists Less Than Climate Experts
  119. Living Near Toxic Algae Blooms Cuts ALS Survival by Year
  120. Axolotls Reveal How Broken Limbs Know Where They Are During Regeneration
  121. Teen Sleep Disruption Rewrites Brain Development Rules
  122. Tarantulas Master Two-Legged Recovery in One Day
  123. Wildfire Smoke May Be Disrupting Ocean Carbon Storage
  124. New Fiber Membrane Tech Could Cut Data Center Energy Use by 40%
  125. Astronomers Use Space Flashes to Find Universe’s Missing Matter
  126. Black Coffee Cuts Death Risk, But Sugar Erases Benefits
  127. Single Mushroom Dose Fights Cancer Depression for 2 Years
  128. Tiny Needles Could End Painful Cancer Biopsies Forever
  129. AI Predicts Your Brain Speed Using Simple Health Data
  130. Ultra-Thin Magnetic Metal Could Supercharge AI and Spintronic
  131. Brain Cells Switch Between Rhythms Like Radio Tuners
  132. Why Mid-Strength Wines May Win Where No-Alcohol Failed
  133. Tiny Ant Brains Create Highway Crews That Work Before Traffic Jams Happen
  134. Scientists Crack the Code for Bonobos Facial Expressions
  135. Trust Creates a Cycle of Happiness That Spans Lifetimes
  136. Scientists Turn CO2 Into Fuel Using Hot Water
  137. Out-of-Body Experiences May Be Trauma Response, Not Mental Illness
  138. Scientists Crack Water-From-Air Problem With Guitar Design
  139. Gene’s Double Life: Why Longevity Protector Acts Like Diabetes
  140. Robots to the rescue: miniature robots offer new hope for search and rescue operations
  141. Death Spiral Breaks: US Drug Overdoses Drop for 15 Months
  142. AI Discovers Oral Drug That Blocks Multiple Coronaviruses
  143. Single Dose Reverses Age-Related Muscle Decline in Mice
  144. Your Breath Pattern Is as Unique as Your Fingerprint
  145. New Species Reveals Japan’s Forgotten Flying Giant
  146. Line Decay
  147. The GPS-Killer? This Quantum Device ‘Feels’ Motion Like a Brain—Down to the Atomic Level
  148. New Hydrogel Turns Toxic Wastewater Into Garden Gold
  149. The Right to Exist: When Science Considers Erasing a Species to End Suffering
  150. Brain-like chips are boosting computers and battling cybercrime
  151. Earth Telescopes First to See Universe’s Cosmic Dawn
  152. Your Brain Maps Treats Like a GPS for Rewards
  153. Hackers Can Hear Through Walls Using Radio Waves
  154. Scientists Turn Green Light Into an Antibiotic Switch
  155. Weekly Pill for Schizophrenia Shows Promise in Trials
  156. More Than Half of Doctors Would Consider Assisted Dying for Themselves
  157. Tiny Target, Big Results: Eva1-Directed CAR-T Cells Show Promise Against Solid Tumors
  158. Scientists Map Brain Circuits That Drive Food Cravings Based on Energy Needs
  159. Black Hole Jets Pack Surprising Punch in Early Universe
  160. Two Sets Are Enough to Get Strong, Scientists Find
  161. Coastal Crabs Are Silent Killers of Baby Sea Turtles
  162. Ship Anchors Crush 15,000-Year-Old Antarctic Sea Life
  163. Scientists Build First Electric Motor Without Any Metal
  164. Popular Weight Loss Drugs Work Half as Well in Real Life
  165. Calling Issues “Civil Rights” Decreases Public Support, Even Among Supporters
  166. Giant Dinosaur’s Last Meal Reveals It Barely Chewed Food
  167. New App Protects Whistleblowers From Mass Surveillance
  168. “It Doubled Our Efficiency”: AI Radiology Tool Built In-House Delivers 40% Productivity Boost and Saves Lives
  169. AI Tool Predicts Disease Outbreaks Using ChatGPT Technology
  170. Why Dense Cities Keep Getting Hotter Despite Climate Fixes
  171. Scientists Breed Custom Mushrooms for Green Materials
  172. TikTok Teen Skincare Routines Risk Lifelong Allergies
  173. Electric Fields May Help Beat Brain Cancer’s Worst Form
  174. When Depression Strikes After 40, Dementia May Already Be Coming
  175. String Theory’s “Swampland” Problem May Have a Solution
  176. Kids with Screen Time Problems Turn to Screens to Cope
  177. Children with MS Show Signs of Aging Two Years Faster
  178. Brewer’s Trace
  179. Your Job May Be Harming Your Mental Health
  180. Brain Surgery with Sound Waves Proves Safer Than Expected
  181. African Dust Acts as Nature’s Hurricane Shield
  182. Space Chemistry Reveals Life’s Ancient Recipe Book
  183. Scientists Build Dissolving Batteries From Gut Bacteria
  184. Supercomputer Cracks Open Neutron Star Mysteries
  185. Water Treatment Waste Creates Stronger Sewer Pipes
  186. Blood Bacteria Make Anti-Aging Molecules in Your Body
  187. Brain Chips Read Minds at 78 Words Per Minute
  188. Tiny Quantum Chips Beat AI Giants at Their Own Game
  189. Sea of possibilities: the underwater gardeners restoring marine forests
  190. Nanowire Eye Implants Give Blind Mice Infrared Vision
  191. Flyeye Telescope Opens Eye to Hunt Dangerous Asteroids
  192. Less Cysteine Could Be the Key to Effortless Fat Loss
  193. Low Calorie Diets May Trigger Depression in Men
  194. Blue Light Makes People Take More Gambling Risks
  195. Green Lights at the Front Could Prevent Thousands of Car Crashes
  196. Bacterial Betrayal: How Gut Microbes Turn Against the Brain
  197. Scientists Make Light From Empty Space in Lab Simulation
  198. Vitamin B3 Slows Rapid Aging in Rare Disease Patients
  199. Gene Therapy Rewires Brain Cells to Fight Alzheimer’s
  200. The Missing Y: How Chromosome Loss Creates Cancer’s Perfect Storm
  201. The Iron Paradox: How Missing Minerals Rewrote Male Mouse DNA
  202. Keeping it real: the hidden battle against fake food
  203. City Cockatoos Master Drinking Fountains Like Humans
  204. Blood Test Predicts How Well You’re Aging in Real Time
  205. Dormant Nose Cells Key to Keeping Smell Sharp With Age
  206. Sound Waves Turn Immune System Into Cancer Fighter
  207. One Rule Explains Life From Ocean Depths to Savannas
  208. Forbidden Planet? Giant World Circles Star Too Small to Form It
  209. Too Much Exercise Ages Your Brain Faster, Study Reveals
  210. Dogs May Shield At-Risk Kids From Eczema Through Genetic Pathway
  211. Muon Wobble Mystery Deepens as Fermilab Hits Precision Goal
  212. Super-Earth Found in Habitable Zone Using New Method
  213. Early Humans Started Smoking Meat Million Years Ago
  214. Baboons Walk in Line for Friends, Not Safety
  215. Daily Cup of Beans Cuts Cholesterol, Study Shows
  216. Facebook, Yandex Apps Secretly Track Users Via Hidden Ports, Research Claims
  217. Black Holes Could Replace $30 Billion Particle Colliders
  218. Jail Time Linked to Death Risk Even for Neighbors
  219. New Tech Shows How Embryos Eliminate Defective Cells
  220. Think Your Freshwater Fish Is Safe? 93% Carry Parasites That Can Infect Humans
  221. Milky Way May Dodge Cosmic Collision Scientists Once Thought Certain
  222. 3 Cups a Day May Boost Brain and Body Health into Your 70s, New Study Finds
  223. Your Mouth Bacteria May Reveal How Long You Sleep
  224. Food Quality Beats Diet Type for Heart Disease Prevention
  225. The Hidden Truth About Seniors and Financial Skills
  226. Sugar-Based Sensors Could Detect Snake Venom in Minutes
  227. Why Amazon Forests Can’t Regrow After Gold Mining
  228. Hell Planet’s Epic Journey: Webb Reveals How This Giant Migrated from Ice to Fire
  229. Self-Powered Artificial Synapse Mimics Human Color Vision
  230. Scientists Crack 5,000-Year-Old Recipe for Egyptian Blue
  231. Scientists Block Key Molecule to Protect Mice From Alzheimer’s

May 2025

  1. Scientists Create Lab-Grown Salivary Tissue That Responds to Chemical Signals
  2. America’s $10 Billion Dental Disaster: What Happens If We Stop Fluoridating Water?
  3. Scientists Find Missing Link Black Holes in Space
  4. In the right circles: Europe’s cities and regions lead the green transition
  5. Gene Mutation Explains Why Some Kids Get Fat After Mom’s Diabetes
  6. Therapy Horses Inspire Robots That Push Back When You’re Stressed
  7. Half Earth’s Glaciers to Vanish Even with Climate Goals Met
  8. Proxy Measures
  9. Scientists Target Cell Death to Unlock Aging Secrets
  10. Atlantic Ocean Current Won’t Collapse This Century
  11. Coffee Pushes Sleeping Brains Into Critical State
  12. Why AI Needs Leashes, Not Guardrails, Say Experts
  13. Physicists Create a New Kind of Particle—And It Could Change Quantum Tech
  14. Ocean Darkening Affects 75 Million Square Kilometers
  15. Spanish Cave Yields 43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Fingerprint
  16. NASA Psyche Spacecraft Switches to Backup Fuel System After Valve Malfunction
  17. Income Inequality Undermines Minimum Wage Support
  18. Mysterious Star Pulses Every 44 Minutes in Space First
  19. Western Diet During Pregnancy Raises ADHD Risk by 66%
  20. Sleep Drug Shields Brain from Tau Damage in Alzheimer’s Research
  21. Researchers join hands to bridge gaps in digital education across Europe
  22. World’s First Soft Robots Walk Off 3D Printer That Makes Them
  23. Astrocytes, Not Just Amyloid, Drive Alzheimer’s Memory Loss
  24. The Health Claim That Drives Dog Food Prices Up 18%
  25. Why 90% of French Jobs Become Career Traps
  26. Bed Bugs Followed Us Out of Caves and Into Civilization, DNA Study Shows
  27. One Peptide, Two Superpowers: Fighting Viruses and Regenerating Tissue
  28. Singing to Babies Boosts Their Mood for Weeks
  29. Your Body Clock Still Follows Ancient Seasonal Rhythms
  30. Two-Drug Combo Extends Mouse Lifespan by 30 Percent
  31. Biology’s Biggest Modeling Mystery Just Got a Beautifully Simple Fix
  32. How Online Searches Reinforce Beliefs and Divide Us
  33. New Space Cloak Hides Satellites From Ground Detection
  34. Scientists Spot Solar Raindrops 20 Kilometers Wide
  35. Scientists Turn Immune Cells Into Light-Controlled Robots
  36. 20,000-Year-Old Whale Bone Tools Rewrite Human History
  37. US Mothers’ Mental Health Plummets in New Study
  38. HIV Drug Shows Promise for Diabetes Vision Loss
  39. Star-Shaped Brain Cells May Hold Key to Memory Storage
  40. MIT Discovers Magnetic Superconductor in Pencil Lead
  41. Ancient Plants Show Promise for Memory Loss Treatment
  42. Space Station Beams Blue Danube to the Stars
  43. Desert Locusts Pack Emergency Lunch in Dry Times
  44. Why Epidemic Waves Keep Coming Back Without New Variants
  45. Navigating growth: researchers use blockchain and AI to reclaim Europe’s inland waterways
  46. Ear Stimulation Shows Promise for Knee Pain Relief
  47. Ancient Arabians Used Psychoactive Plant 2,700 Years Ago
  48. Ancient Sea Monster Mystery Solved After 37 Years
  49. Simple Muscle Test Predicts Memory Loss Before It Strikes
  50. Hawk Masters Traffic Lights to Hunt Urban Prey
  51. World Faces Copper Choice: Green Energy or Development
  52. Blood Test Could Spot Teen Depression Before Crisis Hits
  53. Contact Lenses Give Humans Infrared Superhuman Vision
  54. Penguin Poop Powers Antarctic Cloud Formation
  55. Giant Sloths Once Ruled Americas Before Human Arrival
  56. US Gets World’s Most Powerful Laser at 2 Petawatts
  57. AI Job Losses Trigger Different Spending Than Human Layoffs
  58. Florida Residents Back Green Climate Solutions Over Seawalls
  59. Why Dogs Are Becoming Our New Kids
  60. Inheritance Pattern
  61. Mars Dust Devil Photobombs NASA Rover’s Milestone Selfie
  62. AI Learns to Connect Sight and Sound Like Humans Do
  63. Jupiter Was Once Double Its Size With Magnetic Field 50x Stronger
  64. Brain Grooves May Hold Key to Better Reasoning Skills
  65. Animals Follow a Hidden Algorithm, Whether They’re Meerkats or Hyenas
  66. Original Teeth Were Sensors, Not Chewers
  67. Vitamin D Supplements May Slow Cellular Aging Process
  68. Personal Care Products Shield Users from Their Own Oxidation Fields
  69. Reclaiming urban spaces: how cities are welcoming nature back
  70. What do THEY know that We don’t?
  71. Babies Born with HPV Clear the Virus Naturally Within Months
  72. Plants Sweeten Nectar When They Hear (Yes, Hear) Bees Buzzing Nearby
  73. New One-Pixel Camera Captures Holographic Movies Through Tissue
  74. Job Insecurity Now Stresses Majority of US Workers Amid Policy Changes
  75. Hidden Life Flourishes in Antarctica’s Harshest Soils Through Unlikely Partnerships
  76. Humpback Whales Give Birth During Migration, Far From Tropics
  77. New ‘Molecular Glue’ Pushes Perovskite Solar Cells Closer to Commercial Reality
  78. New Study Reveals Microplastics and War Among Emerging Threats to Bees
  79. Eating Dessert May Help Dieters Lose Weight and Curb Cravings
  80. Mars’s Dusty Mysteries: New Studies Reveal Ancient Water Pathways and Dry Surface Processes
  81. Professional Male Bodybuilders Face Alarming Cardiac Death Risk
  82. DNA Test Diagnoses Brain Tumors in Hours, Not Weeks
  83. Drug Combo Shows Promise Against Deadly Fentanyl-Xylazine Overdoses
  84. Cold Sore Virus May Increase Dementia Risk
  85. Tea, Turmeric & Berries: How Everyday Foods Rewind Your Body’s Aging Clock
  86. Depression Symptoms Rise Years Before Physical Pain Begins
  87. Gut Bacteria May Be the Key to Slowing Down Aging, Study Finds
  88. Surgeons Complete World’s First Human Bladder Transplant
  89. Common Diabetes Drug Linked to 30% Higher Chance of Living Past 90
  90. System Analyzes Atomic Collisions Before You Can Blink
  91. Tire Chemicals Found to Cause Liver Damage and Brain Toxicity
  92. Paris Climate Goal of 1.5°C Still Too Warm to Save Polar Ice Sheets
  93. Hidden Inflammation in Psoriasis Patients May Link to Obesity and Liver Disease
  94. ‘Spoonful’ of Microplastics in Human Brain Linked to Mental Health
  95. Beyond Amyloid: MIT Uncovers Alternative Alzheimer’s Pathways Using AI and Fruit Flies
  96. New Mask Filter Captures Virus-Sized Particles While Keeping Airflow Comfortable
  97. Dementia Cases Decline Among US Seniors Despite Rise in Overall Numbers
  98. Diabetes Medication Pioglitazone Shows Promise for Slowing Prostate Cancer Growth
  99. Mice Detect Social Status Through Scent
  100. AI Goes Off-Grid: This Brain-Inspired Chip Runs Without the Internet
  101. New Pain Drug Targets Nerve Receptors, Bypassing Addiction Pathway
  102. Monkey See, Monkey Do: Capuchins Start Bizarre Trend of Abducting Baby Howlers
  103. AI Model Could Add Navajo and Related Languages to Online Translators
  104. Scientists Find Protein That Could Upend Osteoporosis Treatment
  105. Glaciers Won’t Recover for Centuries Even if We Cool the Planet, Study Finds
  106. Sound Waves Help Scientists Find Dangerous Unexploded Bombs on Ocean Floor
  107. Clay’s Quantum Leap: Common Dirt Could Power Tomorrow’s Tech Revolution
  108. Half the World Hits Snooze Every Morning—Here’s What It’s Doing to Your Brain
  109. Banks Missed It. These AI Models Found the Fraud Hiding in Plain Sight
  110. Your Waistline May Predict Heart Failure Risk Better Than BMI
  111. Conservatives Privately Support Several Firearm Policies, but Don’t Publicly Demand Them
  112. Hyperactive Brain Cells Blamed for High Blood Sugar in Diabetes
  113. World’s Biggest Polluters Are Least Affected by Environmental Damage and Conflict
  114. Bacterial Cells Form Molecular ‘Hunger Games’ to Defeat Viral Invader
  115. Venus’s Mysterious Circles Hint at a Lost Chapter of Earth’s History
  116. Genetic ‘Jumps’ Shaped Human Intelligence, New DNA Study Reveals
  117. New Space Telescope Discovers Wind Clumps Racing from Black Hole
  118. Alzheimer’s May Be a Whole-Body Disease, Not Just a Brain Disorder
  119. Gabapentin Shows Unexpected Survival Boost in Brain Cancer Patients
  120. Metrology matters: the hidden science driving the green and digital transition
  121. Energy Drink Molecule Found to Fuel Deadly Blood Cancers
  122. Earth’s Hidden Hydrogen Reserves Could Power Society for Millennia
  123. Protein Clues Could Unlock Earlier Diagnosis for “Middle Age Dementia”
  124. Thousands Died After Losing Medicare Drug Help. Here’s What Went Wrong
  125. Prime, Boost, Protect: New Strategy Shows Path to Elusive HIV Vaccine
  126. Deep in the Brain, Scientists Discover the Hidden Nexus of Our Senses
  127. Affordable Blood Test Detects Early Alzheimer’s Signs at Lower Cost
  128. Disposition: The Poetry of Science
  129. AI Language Models Show Brain Patterns Similar to Human Aphasia
  130. Novel Drug Blocks Herpes Virus Link to Alzheimer’s Disease
  131. Digital Tech Brings Ancient Dinosaur’s 70-Meter Journey to Life
  132. Hidden Geometry Behind Rose Petal Curves Reveals Nature’s Blueprint
  133. Skip the $4,000 Hearing Aids? New Trial Finds Cheaper Options Work Just as Well
  134. Amazon Rainforest Adapts to Long-Term Drought But Loses Vital Carbon Storage
  135. Fit Teens Live Longer? Maybe Not, Says New Study
  136. Record-Breaking Solar Storm from 12350 BC Redefines Space Weather Dangers
  137. New Study Identifies 30 Genetic Regions Linked to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
  138. Scientists Achieve First-Ever Error Correction of High-Dimensional Quantum States
  139. NASA Reveals Moon’s Hidden Heat Imbalance
  140. NASA Engineers Revive Voyager 1’s ‘Dead’ Thrusters as Data Archives Fuel New Discoveries
  141. Living Fungal Material Opens New Frontier in Sustainable Design
  142. Ancient Sea-Moth Predator Rewrites Arthropod Evolution
  143. New Theory: Psychedelics Flip Brain’s Hemispheric Dominance
  144. New Polymer Degrades in Ocean While Matching Nylon’s Strength
  145. 1 in 4 American Children Live with Parental Addiction
  146. Sugar-Coated Nanotherapy Traps Toxic Proteins in Alzheimer’s
  147. Scientists Discover Natural Compounds That Tame Chili Pepper Heat
  148. Chimps Treat Each Other’s Wounds with Medicinal Plants
  149. Mysterious ‘Onion-Like’ Particles Discovered in Aircraft Exhaust
  150. Autism Not a Barrier to Effective Communication
  151. Fish Evolve Superhero Powers in Climate Crisis: Adapt to Both Hot and Cold
  152. Cracking the code of supersolid light – and what it means for future quantum tech
  153. Orangutan Moms Show Distinct Parenting Styles
  154. Overwork Reshapes Your Brain, New Study Finds
  155. Collagen-Enriched Protein Bars Show Promising Results for Weight Loss
  156. Custom Enzymes Built From Scratch Outperform Nature
  157. Dual Action Hormone Shows Promise in Reversing Fatty Liver Disease
  158. This Drug Mimics a Diet and Blocks Weight Gain—Without Cutting Calories
  159. Satellites Capture Dramatic Evolution of Spain-Portugal Blackout from Space
  160. Flashes of Hope: MIT’s Light and Sound Therapy Reverses Memory Loss in Down Syndrome Mice
  161. AI Has Crossed a Philosophical Threshold: New Study Argues Modern Systems Possess Free Will
  162. Expanded Brain Network Could Signal Depression Risk Years Before Symptoms
  163. The Galaxy Isn’t Peaceful—It’s Turbulent, Twisted, and Not Like We Thought
  164. Living Things Glow Faintly with Invisible Light—And Death Makes It Vanish
  165. For the First Time, the World Favors China Over the U.S.
  166. Webb Telescope Captures Jupiter’s “Fizzing” Auroras, Revealing Unexpected Light Show
  167. Mobility Sparks Genius: How Changing Locations Accelerates Nobel-Worthy Ideas
  168. Bringing the outdoors in: architecture that nurtures our connection with nature
  169. Study Reveals ChatGPT Significantly Boosts Academic Performance in Pakistani Universities
  170. Awe Therapy: 30 Seconds a Day Can Ease Depression in Long COVID Sufferers
  171. Astronomers Just Found a New Way to Hear the Universe’s Gravitational Symphony—Using Quasars
  172. Data Reveals How Hezbollah Strategically Shifts Political Messaging During Lebanese Crises
  173. Scientists Discover Alzheimer’s Trigger in Enzyme PHGDH — Even Without Genetic Risk
  174. Medicinal Mushrooms Show Promise for Treating Brain Disorders
  175. Scientists Discover How Brain Maps Complex Behavioral Patterns
  176. Excessive Social Media Use Linked to Higher Belief in Fake News
  177. Universe Set to Decay 10^22 Times Sooner Than Previously Estimated
  178. Vast Liquid Water Reservoir Found Deep in Martian Crust
  179. Star Ratings Cost Non-White Workers 9¢ on the Dollar—A Thumbs-Up System Fixed It Overnight
  180. Illicit Opioid Use in America Far Higher Than Previously Thought
  181. Chimpanzees Keep the Beat—And May Hold the Key to Human Musical Origins
  182. Self-driving trucks: en route to transform Europe’s freight sector
  183. Pee Power Is Real: Scientists Slash Hydrogen Costs with Urine-Based Fuel
  184. Dirt vs. Lava: How Iceland’s Barriers Shield Towns from Doom
  185. Scientists Capture For First Time Mind-Bending Einstein Effect
  186. Brain Mapping Tech Reveals Neural Connections in Unprecedented Detail
  187. Scientists Uncover Surprising New Source of Cosmic Neutrinos
  188. Aussie Scientists Crack Photon Code for Ultra-Secure Data Transmission
  189. Refusal Archive
  190. Innovative Water-Activated Face Mask Enhances Skincare with Built-in Power
  191. Ancient Mutation from 7,000 Years Ago Shields Millions from HIV
  192. Ultra-Processed Foods May Speed Up Early Signs of Parkinson’s
  193. Early-Onset Cancer Rates Rising in the US: NIH Study Reveals Concerning Trends
  194. Robots Now Learn What Objects Feel Like Just By Picking Them Up
  195. Medieval Alchemy Goes Nuclear: LHC Creates Gold from Lead
  196. World’s Rarest Primates Face Extinction Crisis
  197. Every Major American City Is Slowly Sinking, New Research Reveals
  198. HIV Drugs Show Promise Against Alzheimer’s Disease
  199. ESA’s Planet-Hunting Plato Spacecraft Nears Completion With 24 Eyes Ready
  200. Robust Immune Systems and Larger Brains Drive Longer Lifespans in Mammals
  201. Robotic Dog Masters Land and Water Movement Like Real Mammals
  202. Childhood Diet Quality Influences Age of First Period
  203. Surprising Myths Shaping Our Mental Health Beliefs
  204. Experiencing Artistic Beauty Enhances Big-Picture Thinking
  205. Optimal Sleep Duration Varies Significantly Across Cultures
  206. Unlikely Heroes: Why Termites Could Be Key to Healthy Regenerating Rainforests
  207. Study Reveals Staying Neutral Trumps Taking Sides in Corporate Politics
  208. Our Brains Don’t Just Hear Music—They May Physically Become It
  209. Robot Gender Influences Customer Choices in Restaurants
  210. Okra Slime Outperforms Industrial Chemicals in Removing Microplastics
  211. Large Study Finds No Link Between COVID-19 Vaccines and Miscarriage Risk
  212. Heart Rhythm Complexity Predicts Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
  213. Dream Sleep Oxygen Drops Linked to Memory Brain Changes
  214. Study Finds Wildlife Trade Likely Transported COVID-19 Virus to Humans
  215. Birds Form Lasting Friendships Beyond Family Ties, Study Finds
  216. Wood-Based Material Collects Water From Air Using Only Solar Energy
  217. Weekly Rapamycin Boosts Muscle Mass and Cuts Pain in Aging Women
  218. T. Rex’s Asian Ancestry Revealed in Migration Study
  219. Rapid 4-Day Panic Disorder Treatment Shows Impressive Long-Term Results
  220. Scientists Uncover Hidden Activity in Bolivia’s ‘Zombie’ Volcano
  221. Major Fusion Energy Hurdle Cleared
  222. Silent danger: researchers tackle chemicals that threaten health and fertility
  223. New Hybrid Platform Paves Way for Practical Quantum Networks
  224. New Keck Findings Challenge What We Know About Stars
  225. Knowing Brain Health Status Eases Anxiety But Reduces Motivation For Healthy Habits
  226. The 1% Problem: World’s Richest Create Most Global Warming
  227. Ancient Andean Elite Used Mind-Altering Substances to Secure Their Power
  228. Conversion Therapy Linked to Increased Heart Disease Risk in LGBTQ+ Young Adults
  229. Western Diet Disrupts Gut Recovery and Raises Infection Risk
  230. Childhood in Tough Neighborhoods Reshapes Brain Responses, Study Reveals
  231. AI Graders to the Rescue? Teachers May Finally Get Their Weekends Back
  232. Natural Compound Fisetin Shows Promise in Preventing Arterial Hardening
  233. Psychedelics Show Promise in Rewiring Immune Response to Fear
  234. Solving the Black Hole Puzzle: Scientists Propose End to Troubling Singularities
  235. Physicists Capture First-Ever Images of Atoms Interacting in Free Space
  236. Cuttlefish ‘Talk’ With Their Arms, Study Reveals
  237. Physicists Develop New Theory That Could Finally Unify Gravity with Other Fundamental Forces
  238. Physics Breakthrough Reveals Why AI Systems Can Suddenly Turn On You
  239. Ancient Poems Reveal Dramatic Decline of China’s “Smiling” River Porpoise
  240. Scientists Race to Save the Mysterious “Asian Unicorn” Before It Vanishes Forever
  241. Urban Rat Migrations Reveal Hidden Pathways of Deadly Disease Transmission
  242. AI Companion Chatbots Implicated in Sexual Harassment of Users
  243. Global Study Reveals Physical Punishment Harms Children’s Development Worldwide
  244. Scientists Decode Genetic ‘Countdown Clock’ That Predicts Familial Alzheimer’s Onset
  245. Tiny Biological Particles in Mountain Air Drive Ice Formation in Clouds
  246. Physics Breakthrough Reveals Why AI Systems Can Suddenly Turn On You
  247. Facial Movements and Pupil Dilation Reveal Tinnitus Severity
  248. Moderate Alcohol Intake Worsens Alzheimer’s Pathology in Study
  249. Antarctic Ice Sheet Records Surprising Mass Gain After Decade of Accelerated Loss
  250. Footprints Reveal When Ancient Flying Reptiles Mastered Ground Living
  251. Ancient Hoard Treasures Reveal Hungarian Hilltop Society
  252. Brain Map Exposes How Alzheimer’s Hijacks Protection Systems
  253. Gut Bugs Strip Mercury From Fish Without Blood Sacrifice
  254. Humans Heal Three Times Slower Than Our Primate Cousins
  255. Waymo Study Shows 96% Crash Reduction at Intersections
  256. Genetic Hack Makes Horses Athletic Powerhouses
  257. Seashell Material Transforms Plastics Pollution Fight
  258. Bus Shelters Turn Deadly Ovens During Heatwaves
  259. Runaway Pulsar Fractures Cosmic Snake Filament
  260. Ancient Mummy Reveals Bizarre Rectal Embalming Technique
  261. Happiness Recipe Unique For Each Person
  262. Ocean Heat Bands Reshape Global Climate Patterns
  263. Space Debris Could Alter Earth’s Protective Shield
  264. Government Unveils Next-Gen Virus Fighting Platform
  265. Muscle Function Endures Despite Massive NAD Depletion
  266. Teen Years Open Brief Window For Skin Microbiome Reset
  267. Tiny Organic Wires Shatter Electronics Barriers
  268. Ash Weight: The Poetry of Science
  269. Smart Pill Delivers Multiple Meds All Day
  270. Math Breakthrough Solves Algebra’s Oldest Problem
  271. Karma Boosts Me While Punishing You
  272. Eye Test Reveals Hidden Parkinson’s Before Symptoms
  273. Brain Estrogen Emerges As Hunger Fighting Hero
  274. New Study Reveals Secret Life of Bomb Residue
  275. Body Networks Inspire Better Political Systems
  276. Brain Implant Creates Realistic Touch Sensations in Paralyzed Hands

April 2025

  1. Giant Magnet Powers ITER, Humanity’s Star on Earth
  2. Bacteria Use Ancient War Trick Against Viral Invaders
  3. Brain Wiring Upends Leading Consciousness Theories
  4. Science for all: Europe’s gender equality awards in research herald more progress ahead
  5. Magnetic Microrobots Boost Brain Cell Growth
  6. Ancient Egypt’s Hidden Cosmic Map Discovered
  7. Video Deepfakes Now Pulse With Lifelike Heartbeats
  8. Child Welfare Spending Reverses Population Decline
  9. Zoo Life Supercharges Orangutan Curiosity Skills
  10. Quantum Circuit Supercharges Computing Speed
  11. Midlife Exercise Shields Brain From Alzheimer’s
  12. ESA’s Biomass Space Mission Weighs Forests For Climate Truth
  13. Jurassic-Level Predators Once Ruled Caribbean Islands
  14. NIH Embraces Human-First Research Revolution
  15. AI Blood Test Sniffs Out Hidden Brain Tumors
  16. Astronaut Reads Minds in Space Lab
  17. Rogue Star Family Defies Space Rules
  18. Rock Climbing Shoes Release Toxic Chemicals Indoors
  19. Brief Exercise Boosts Brain Function In Seniors
  20. Plastic Chemicals Linked To 356,000 Heart Deaths
  21. New Protocol Shatters Quantum Sensing Limits
  22. A Planet’s Worth of Gold: Magnetar Flares Forge Universe’s Heaviest Elements
  23. Rainfall Patterns Unlock Deadly Humid Heatwave Triggers
  24. Trust In Public Health Plunges After Leadership Changes
  25. Common Drug Reverses Devastating Gum Disease
  26. Brain decoder controls spinal cord stimulation
  27. Quantum-Neural Hybrid Solves Impossible Math
  28. Meditation’s Hidden Risks Revealed in Study
  29. The spiders that lost their personalities
  30. Electric Pulses Train Cockroaches Like Pets
  31. Giant Invisible Cloud Discovered Near Earth
  32. Lazy Roombas Reprogrammed As Home Assistants
  33. Nigerian Kitchen Plants Fight Cancer Naturally
  34. Nest-Desperate Birds Battle Hardest for Homes
  35. Cargo Planes Could Cool Overheating Planet
  36. Squeezable Material Points to Improved Computer Memory Storage
  37. Winds Shape Ocean Eddies With Surprising Precision
  38. Sleep Rewires Brain For Tomorrow’s Memories
  39. Ultraprocessed Foods Linked To Thousands Of Deaths
  40. Genomic Detective Stops Hospital Outbreaks
  41. Gold Nanotech Slashes Arthritis Diagnosis Time
  42. Charting a course through choppy waters: the EU competitiveness compass
  43. Ape Empathy Shatters Species Stereotypes
  44. Distant Super Earths Upend Solar System Norms
  45. Cinnamon Warning Buzzes Medical Community
  46. Shape Matters for Future of Nano Cancer Treatments
  47. Toddler Antibiotics Fuel Childhood Obesity Risk
  48. Gravity Reveals Universe Running Complex Code
  49. Scientists Unlock Key to Fighting Monkeypox
  50. Hubble At 35: Space’s Greatest Explorer Still Dazzles
  51. Mice Show Empathy, Help Unconscious Friends
  52. Mars Spy Satellite Catches Rover Chug, Chug, Chugging Along
  53. Protein Switch Turns Cold Tumors Hot
  54. Drying the Spine
  55. Crowsight
  56. Exercise Slows Mental Decline In Memory-Impaired Seniors
  57. AI Fails To Read Human Social Cues
  58. Small AI Models Match Giants With SIFT Algorithm
  59. 3D-Printed Calamari Rings Match Real Squid Texture
  60. Tiny Device Uses Bee Wing Buzz to Make Power
  61. Gut Bacteria Metabolite Found to Drive Pre-Leukemic Cell Growth
  62. Self-driving vehicles: the road to cheaper, sustainable urban transport in Europe
  63. Tiny Light Rings Enable Massive Quantum Leap
  64. Satellite Tool Maps Vanishing Seagrass
  65. Generative AI learns to make perfume
  66. U.S. Dementia Costs Approach Trillion Dollar Mark
  67. Bacteria Silently Priming Children for Colorectal Cancer
  68. Immune Resilience Grants 15-Year Survival Advantage in Aging
  69. Generative AI learns to make perfume
  70. Hyperbaric Oxygen Repairs Radiation Damage Permanently
  71. Earth Nears Multiple Climate Tipping Points
  72. Police Shoot Victims Twice As Many Times As Civilians
  73. Anti-Inflammatory Drug Tackles Alcohol Addiction and Pain
  74. Smart Clothes Power Themselves Through Movement
  75. Even Small Gains in Teen Sleep Boost Brain Power
  76. Planet Crumbles to Dust 140 Light-Years Away
  77. New AI Drones Spot Victims Through Forest, Darkness
  78. Dirty Snow Accelerates Colorado River Crisis
  79. Lucy Discovers Bizarre Ice Cream Cone Asteroid
  80. Dogs Fill Unique Social Role Between Child and Friend
  81. Poor Sleep Signals Future Brain Decline
  82. Cellular Recycling Failure Linked to Parkinson’s
  83. Junk Food Muddles Brain Skills
  84. Psychedelic Shows Weeks-Long Brain Benefits
  85. Love Hormone Turns Mean Girl Lemurs Nice
  86. Brain Monitoring Slashes Anesthesia Needs
  87. Chimps Caught Sharing Boozy Fruit Feasts
  88. Space Clock Redefines Time Measurement Itself
  89. Child Wonder Boosts Parent Mental Health
  90. Smart Devices Stop Eavesdropping With Kirigami
  91. Dad’s Depression Haunts Children For Years
  92. Cancer Drug Unlocks Gentler Death For TB Culprit
  93. Satellite Tool Maps Vanishing Seagrass
  94. Black Children Lead Autism Diagnosis Surge
  95. Material Defects Become Electronic Superpowers
  96. Animals Gone Rogue After Dark
  97. Cold Weather Weakens Woodrats’ Snake Venom Defense
  98. Songbirds Express Personality Through Tunes
  99. New Food Powers Hungry Bees Through Pollination
  100. Rover May Have Solved Mars Mystery
  101. A Smart Insole That Tracks Health With Every Step
  102. Tiny Cell Doorway Could Regrow Hair, Fight Cancer
  103. AI Matches Non-Specialists In Medical Diagnosis
  104. A Bitter Leaf Against the Fire
  105. From fava beans to future foods: researchers turn to plant-based proteins for a healthier planet
  106. MIT Math Breakthrough Makes AI Code Dramatically More Efficient
  107. Ocean Warming Speeds Up, Alarming Scientists
  108. Lab Glassware Threatens IVF Embryo Development
  109. The Cost of Crypto
  110. Gut Bacteria Reshape Sleep Apnea Treatment Options
  111. AI Takes Surprising Bite Into Food Development
  112. AI Slashes Fluid Simulation Times Fifteenfold
  113. 10 billion Milky Way stars might have habitable exoplanets after all
  114. Neurons Break Rules During Learning Process
  115. Drought Toppled Roman Britain Before Barbarians
  116. They Ran the Numbers: Opening For Taylor Swift Boost Careers
  117. Webb Unmasks Hidden Black Hole Nearby
  118. Artificial Blood Vessels Unlock Lab Meat Breakthrough
  119. Science Lags Behind Breakneck Tech Development
  120. Alien Life Signs Detected on Distant World
  121. Deadly Bird Flu Shatters Patagonian Seal Recovery
  122. Planet Found Orbiting Sideways Around Twin Stars
  123. AI-powered robots help tackle Europe’s growing e-waste problem
  124. Hera’s Mars & Moon Close-Up
  125. Space Antenna Breakthrough Slashes Hardware Needs
  126. Rogue Magnetar Defies Known Star Birth
  127. DNA Vulnerable to Hacking as Cyber Threats Target Genomics
  128. Mom’s Love Shapes Adult Personality Forever
  129. Ancient Crocs Reveal Extinction Survival Secret
  130. Rain drops could be new source of clean energy
  131. Tiny Tweak to LSD Molecule Creates Powerful Treatment for Brain Disorders Without Hallucinations
  132. Scientists Find Hidden Connection Between Body Fat and Anxiety
  133. Physics Breakthrough Unveils Why AI Models Hallucinate and Show Bias
  134. Science Rolls a Perfect Game With New Bowling Strike Prediction Model
  135. Silent Nighttime Threat — Toxic Chemicals Lurk in Children’s Beds While They Sleep
  136. Corn Protein Breathes New Life into High-Performance Batteries
  137. Digital Pioneers Defy Brain Drain Fears as Tech Use Slashes Dementia Risk by 58%
  138. Scientists Discover Nature’s Most Powerful Bitter Compounds in Forest Mushroom
  139. Ancient Club-Tailed Dinosaur Footprints Rewrite North American Prehistoric Timeline
  140. Hidden Nuclear Protein Fuels Pancreatic Cancer’s Deadly Aggression
  141. Mars May Have Been Wet When It Rusted, Upending Decades of Thinking
  142. Virtual Moon Walking The Next Giant Leap For Astronaut Training
  143. CT Scans Could Trigger More Than 100,000 New Cancer Cases
  144. Conservative Americans consistently distrust science
  145. How Humans Made Fire in Brutal Cold Tens of Thousands of Years Ago
  146. Extreme Heat Poses Threat to Mental Health
  147. Cannabis During Pregnancy Shrinks Baby Lungs, Groundbreaking Primate Study Reveals
  148. Webb Telescope Unveils Hidden Dance of Cosmic Gas in Dying Star’s Farewell
  149. AI Watchdogs Transform Nuclear Safety With Virtual Eyes Where Humans Can’t Go
  150. Smart Skin Tech Keeps Watchful Eye on Astronauts in Deep Space
  151. Early Drug Combo After Heart Attack Could Save Thousands of Lives
  152. Researchers identify brain hub with key role in learned response to direct and indirect threats
  153. This Simple $25 Device Catches Tooth Decay Before Dentists Can
  154. Weight Loss Drug Maintains Dramatic Results for Three Years Straight
  155. Baby Pain Measurement Tools Fall Short of Medical Standards
  156. Crustal brines at an oceanic transform fault
  157. Taking the heat off: breakthrough cooling technology tackles climate challenge
  158. In Australia, Surgical Escape Room Puts Nurses to the Test
  159. Puberty Triggers Brain Rewiring in Genetic Condition Tied to Autism
  160. Researchers Create ‘Wiring Diagram’ for Key Songbird Brain Region
  161. Brain Pathway Links Inflammation to Loss of Motivation in Advanced Cancer
  162. Test Begins on First Devices to Improve and Treat Smell Loss
  163. Eating Brown Rice Increases Exposure to Arsenic Compared to White Rice
  164. The Number of US Nonparents Who Never Want Children Is Growing
  165. Father with Alzheimer’s? You May Be More at Risk of Brain Changes
  166. Hidden Dance of T-Cells Reveals New Immune System Strategy Against Viruses
  167. From boring to bursting: a giant black hole awakens
  168. Engineered bacteria emit signals that can be spotted from a distance
  169. Childhood Trauma Haunts Parenting Ability, Creating Cycle of Abuse
  170. Brain Study Reveals What Makes People Political Junkies Regardless of Their Views
  171. Venom characteristics of a deadly snake can be predicted from local climate
  172. Nose Bacteria May Hold the Key to Your COVID-19 Vulnerability
  173. Human Immune System Inspires Revolutionary Aviation Safety Framework
  174. Facts Take Backseat as Gut Feelings Drive Modern American Politics
  175. Vanishing Waters Threaten Endangered Seals, Communities as Caspian Sea Retreats
  176. Brain’s Warning System Failure Linked to Urinary Problems After Stroke
  177. Guardians of the glades: protecting Europe’s forests against climate change
  178. Magnetic Poles are Drifting Rapidly
  179. A single dry winter decimated California’s salmon and trout populations
  180. Carbon capture could become practical with these scalable, affordable materials
  181. Molecules that fight infection also act on the brain, inducing anxiety or sociability
  182. Handheld device could transform heart disease screening
  183. Skin Injury May Bring on Food Allergies
  184. Touch The Untouchable With New Grab-and-Go Hologram Technology
  185. Clean Energy Transition Could Boost National Security For Most Countries
  186. New Dual-Action Nanoparticles Turn Body Fat Into Calorie-Burning Machines
  187. Ultra-Light Solar Cells Bend Rules While Breaking Efficiency Records
  188. Eating only during the daytime could protect people from heart risks of shift work
  189. Nearly 500,000 children could die from AIDS-related causes by 2030 without stable PEPFAR
  190. Post-trauma drug blocks fear response in female mice
  191. Public housing smoking ban reduced heart attacks and strokes
  192. New Hope for Millions: Researchers Find Key to Treating Painful Dry Mouth Disorder
  193. New Progress Toward the Discovery of New Elements
  194. Improving Police Interactions for People with Schizophrenia
  195. Eye pressure could help diagnose brain tumors
  196. When a Black Hole Winks at You
  197. New COVID-19 Drug Shows Greater Promise Against Resistant Viral Strains
  198. Proteins Shown to Act As ‘Guardians’ to Keep Cells’ Energy Making Mitochondria Safe
  199. Researchers Discover a New Type of Quantum Entanglement
  200. Is AI Truly Creative? Turns Out Creativity Is in the Eye of the Beholder
  201. AI tool can track effectiveness of multiple sclerosis treatments
  202. ‘Ugh, not that song!’ Background music impacts employees
  203. Thank God: 90 percent of U.S. Christian leaders believe climate change is real
  204. Researchers discover way to predict treatment success for parasitic skin disease
  205. Study finds global downturn in bias against stigmatized groups
  206. Wildfire Smoke Drives Surge in Mental Health Crisis
  207. Cities of tomorrow: young Poles share vision for smarter, greener living
  208. 95% of sponsored influencer posts on X/Twitter were not disclosed
  209. Active Seniors Outsmart Mental Fatigue While Sedentary Peers Struggle
  210. Otter’s Remarkable Recovery from Rare Spinal Stroke Offers Hope for Vet Medicine
  211. Hidden Earth Signals Could Supercharge Storm Warnings for Billions at Risk
  212. Magnetic Mystery Defies Laws of Physics As Liquid Forms Perfect Urn Shape
  213. Seaweed Diet Shows Promise in Fighting Fish Gut Inflammation
  214. Moon Dust Solar Cells Could Revolutionize Space Power
  215. Gaza War Claims More Journalist Lives Than All Major Conflicts of Past Century Combined
  216. America’s Wealth Paradox Revealed as Even Richest Americans Die Sooner Than European Counterparts
  217. Jungle Monkeys Master Ultra-Yodeling With Vocal Powers Humans Lost
  218. Washing Machines and Ovens Die Young While Other Appliances Live Longer Than Ever
  219. 3D-Printed Living Skin Could End Animal Testing for Cosmetics
  220. African Diet Reverses Inflammation in Just Two Weeks While Western Foods Trigger Disease Markers
  221. Heart Failure Accelerates Brain Aging by 10 Years, New Study Reveals
  222. White Americans in Areas of High Black Poverty More Likely to Blame Lack of Effort for Racial Inequality
  223. Jupiter’s Magnetic Shield Buckles Under Solar Wind, Unleashing Unexpected Heat Wave
  224. Truing the Sun
  225. Brain Chemistry Discovery Explains Why Ritalin Helps Some More Than Others
  226. Hidden hunger in Europe: well fed yet undernourished
  227. Sky-High Revolution as Satellites Supercharge Blockchain Speed by 100X
  228. Space Rock That Threatened Earth Now Eyes the Moon With 4% Impact Chance
  229. Being physically active, even just a couple of days a week, may be key to better health
  230. Heart Surgery in Parents Leaves Lasting Legacy in Offspring
  231. Galaxies die earlier than expected
  232. Cost to build multifamily housing in California more than twice as high as in Texas
  233. Buzz-Worthy Discovery: New Test Spots Super-Resistant Honey Bees as Colony Losses Mount
  234. Scientists create ‘fungi tiles’ with elephant skin texture to cool buildings
  235. Sociology leaders rally in support of academia, urge protection of free inquiry and research
  236. First ancient genomes from the Green Sahara deciphered
  237. Study strengthens link between shingles vaccine and lower dementia risk
  238. Miso made in space tastes nuttier
  239. New green chemistry extracts valuable compounds from plant waste
  240. 20-Year Hubble Study of Uranus Yields New Atmospheric Insights
  241. Study: People Who Identify as Alt-Right Find Security in the Status Quo
  242. Scientists Merge Two “Impossible” Materials Into New Artificial Structure
  243. Common Cooking Oil Fuels Aggressive Breast Cancer Growth
  244. AI Supercharges Russian Propaganda Machine Without Losing Its Punch

March 2025

  1. Scientists solve “cocktail party” mystery of bat echolocation
  2. scientists pioneer method to tackle ‘forever chemicals’
  3. In the pinball world of asteroids, a mudball meteorite avoided collisions
  4. Scientists discover why obesity takes away the pleasure of eating
  5. Brain-like computer steers rolling robot with 0.25% of the power needed by conventional controllers
  6. Astronomers Find Giant Dinosaur of a Galaxy
  7. Top scientists issue urgent warning on fossil fuels
  8. Einstein’s Photons Hidden in the Fabric of Maxwell’s Fields
  9. Preventable cardiac deaths during marathons are down
  10. One hour’s screen use after going to bed increases your risk of insomnia by 59%, scientists find
  11. AI Reveals Heart’s Biological Age, Unlocking Cardiac Risk Prediction
  12. Highly accurate blood test diagnoses Alzheimer’s disease, measures extent of dementia
  13. Do authoritarian narratives shape Japanese public opinion?
  14. New plesiosaur discovery sheds light on early Jurassic evolution and plausible endemism
  15. Where curiosity meets innovation: EU science fair in Belgium dazzles young minds
  16. Super-Efficient Transistor Breakthrough Could Shake Up AI Computing World
  17. Everyday Activities Fall Short in Battle Against Menopausal Bone Loss
  18. New ‘Instant Armor’ Material Transforms From Soft to Rock-Hard in Seconds
  19. “AI is the future of peer review”
  20. Lab-Created Protein ‘Seeds’ Unlock Mysteries Behind Devastating Brain Diseases
  21. Hungry for Love: How Fasting Spices Up Sex Lives in Male Mice
  22. Sudden U.S. funding cuts will lead to 3 million AIDS deaths, study finds
  23. Human muscle tissue can perform complex calculations
  24. Long Covid Patients Fight Invisible Battle for Medical Validation
  25. Japanese Scientists Discover Strange New Stripes in Twisted Nanomaterials
  26. AI Therapist Matches Human Care in Groundbreaking Mental Health Trial
  27. X-Ray Vision for Inner Ears: New Imaging Tech Unlocks Hidden Views of Hearing Organ
  28. How opposition movements can defy autocratic leaders
  29. Five-Minute Muscle Magic Transforms Health With Minimal Daily Effort
  30. Multiple Partners, Equal Joy: Myth of Monogamy Superiority Debunked in New Research
  31. Ancient Building Techniques Inspire Wood That You Can See Through
  32. Industry vastly overestimating the amount of fresh water available for lithium mining
  33. The Hidden Mental Toll of Combat Depends on Mission Type, Study Finds
  34. ChatGPT Shows Promise as Medical Ethics Teacher
  35. Getting hit by lightning is good for some tropical trees
  36. Sowing the seeds of greater food diversity in Africa
  37. Study Reveals Venom Delivery Systems Hiding in Plants, Fungi, and Even Viruses
  38. Great White Shark Disappearance Triggers Ecological Domino Effect
  39. Shape-Shifting Bike Helmet Could Redefine Cyclist Safety
  40. Simple Blood Test Proves Highly Effective at Detecting Early Alzheimer’s in Asians
  41. Wealth Gaps Drive Culture Wars: How GDP Shapes What Divides Us
  42. Gut Bacteria Imbalance After Stroke May Worsen Brain Inflammation
  43. Device enables direct communication among multiple quantum processors
  44. NASA’s Webb Telescope Unmasks True Nature of the Cosmic Tornado
  45. Virtual Reality Exposes How Locusts Really Think in Massive Swarms
  46. Korean Tech Transforms Ordinary Videos into Floating 3D Holograms in Real Time
  47. New Method Could Slash Ozempic Doses by 75%
  48. One Simple Drug Addition Could Prevent 330,000 Heart Attack Deaths Annually
  49. AI Finds Nearly Half of IBD Patients Die Prematurely
  50. This $30 Box Could Save Your Lungs During Wildfire Season
  51. Innovative Prostate Surgery Technique Doubles Men’s Chances of Preserving Sexual Function
  52. Silk Sponges Instead of Animal Testing: How a 3D Cell Culture System Could Revolutionize Cancer Diagnostics
  53. Can Electricity Flow Without Electrons?
  54. Smart cities on the move – how AI is helping improve urban flow
  55. Scientists Weaponize Plant Hormones to Trick Parasitic Weeds Into Early Death
  56. Women’s earnings fall 10% four years after menopause diagnosis
  57. How Tiny Plastic Particles Are Silently Stealing Food From Your Plate
  58. Hot Water Freezes Faster Than Cold? Scientists Finally Solve 2,000-Year-Old Physics Puzzle
  59. Blood Fat Profiles Reveal Why Some Cannabis Users Develop Schizophrenia While Others Don’t
  60. NIH researchers develop eye drops that slow vision loss in animals
  61. Black Holes: Cosmic Gardeners That Might Actually Nurture Life
  62. Your Brain Knows When You’re Being Ripped Off Before You Do
  63. Aging Brain’s Trash Collection System Holds Key to Memory Restoration
  64. Brain-Like Memory Chips That Never Forget: New Memristors Could Solve AI’s Amnesia Problem
  65. The Simple Smartwatch Calculation That Could Save Your Life
  66. Oxygen Found in Universe’s Most Distant Galaxy Rewrites Stellar Timeline
  67. How Plant Compounds Are Transforming Diabetes Treatment From the Gut Up
  68. Sharing mealtimes with others linked to better wellbeing
  69. Where Resistance Grows
  70. Robot Barista Breaks New Ground for AI Machines
  71. Scientists Create ‘Artificial Sand’ That Eats CO2, Could Transform Construction Industry
  72. Scientists Unveil Secret Language of Dietary Fiber
  73. Pregnancy Permanently Rewires Rodent Guts
  74. Living longer, living better: new advances in Down syndrome care
  75. Snow, Sleet, and Scrolling: How Extreme Weather Drives Us to Social Media
  76. Brain Rhythm Drug Mimics Stroke Rehab Effects
  77. Telescope Captures Clearest Images of Universe’s Infancy
  78. Hibernating Lemurs Turn Back Time at Cellular Level
  79. Gut Bacteria Infiltrate the Brain Following Medical Device Implantation
  80. The Tale of Two Skates: How a Genetic Twist Solved a Century-Old Mystery
  81. The Dawn of Words: Did Language Emerge 135,000 Years Ago?
  82. How Flavor Preferences in Nicotine Pouches May Be Driving the Youth Crisis
  83. Free Open-Source Tool Matches Big Tech’s Best in Cracking Tough Patient Cases
  84. 100-Qubit Quantum Leap: Scientists Harness Quantum Computers to Model the Universe’s Fundamental Physics
  85. The Tiny Heroes Tackling China’s Massive Pig Poop Problem
  86. Your Favorite Heroes Are On Your Side, Your Villains Vote for “Them”
  87. Cut the Sulfur, Shed the Fat: New Diet Approach Could Outperform Popular Weight Loss Methods
  88. Webb Spies First Direct Images of CO2 Outside Solar System
  89. Exercise Before Heart Failure Hospitalization Could Be Your Lifeline
  90. Pro-Life Views Driven in Part by Opposition to Casual Sex, Not Just Concern for Life
  91. Florida, S. Africa Emerge as Ocean Energy Hotspots in Global Hunt for Renewable Power
  92. AI Watches You Sleep: New Model Analyzes Over 1 Million Hours of Slumber
  93. AI Model Predicts Biological Age from a Tiny Blood Sample
  94. Accidental Lab Mishap Reveals Nature’s Hidden Art
  95. Americans Rarely Use Guns for Self-Defense Despite Widespread Belief
  96. Despite societal benefits, popular weight loss shots not cost-effective at current prices
  97. Poor people age faster
  98. Robot Bosses Get Less Respect and Lower Results, Study Finds
  99. Scientists Uncover Hidden Cause of Mysterious Post-Steroid Skin Condition
  100. Scientists Unveil the Hidden World of Cellular ‘Silly Putty’
  101. Looking to the skies to navigate icy waters
  102. Earth’s Carbon Footprint Now Threatening Satellite Operations
  103. America’s Bird Populations in Free Fall as 229 Species Face Extinction Risk
  104. Scientists Crack Code to Transform Skin Cells Directly into Neurons
  105. Paradise Lost? Study Finds Retirees Who Move Abroad Face Greater Risk of Loneliness
  106. Watching Nature Videos Can Reduce Physical Pain, Brain Scans Reveal
  107. Quantum Camera Tech Illuminates Living Embryos with Unprecedented Gentleness
  108. World’s Largest Digital Eye Mounted on Chilean Mountain
  109. Stretchy Spinal Sensors: New Hydrogel Tech Could Transform Neural Monitoring
  110. Held in the Blood
  111. Fish on the Menu Linked to Kinder, More Social Children
  112. Humble Chickpeas and Lentils Outshine Trendy Grains in Nutrition Showdown
  113. New Code Slashes Design Time for Fusion’s Complex Magnetic Puzzles
  114. How Greylag Geese Could Help Farmers Harness Solar Power More Efficiently
  115. From sunlight to stored power: how hot air could solve solar energy’s biggest challenge
  116. Measles Comeback: Europe Faces Major Surge as Vaccination Gaps Exposed
  117. Scientists Find New Heavy Metal Molecule ‘Berkelocene’
  118. Regular Blood Donors Develop ‘Super Cells’ That Could Help Fight Disease
  119. Vanishing Arctic Ice Reshapes Weather Patterns: California Dries While Spain Gets Soaked
  120. Iconic Red Crabs Show Surprising Resilience to Climate-Driven Ocean Changes
  121. Ancient ‘Cemetery’ Discovery Reveals Surprising Cultural Exchange Between Human Species
  122. Everyday Exposure to Fluoride May Impact Children’s Cognitive Development, New Research Suggests
  123. Ancient Herb Wisdom Leads to Promising Alzheimer’s Treatment
  124. New Study Reveals Megalodon Was Slim, Not Stocky—And Why That Matters
  125. Same Arm, Faster Shield: Study Shows Vaccine Location Matters for Immune Response
  126. Scientists Harness Bile-Converting Bacteria to Heal Damaged Colons
  127. Quantum Glitches: Scientists Catch Nature’s ‘State Changes’ in Superconducting Circuits
  128. Daily Steps and Movement Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk in Women with Cancer History
  129. Scientists identify genes that make humans and Labradors more likely to become obese
  130. Runaway Stars Reveal Hidden Black Hole in Milky Way’s Nearest Neighbor
  131. 20% of Butterflies in the U.S. Have Disappeared Since 2000
  132. Early-Life Gut Microbes May Protect Against Diabetes, Research in Mice Suggests
  133. Brain-Boosting App Halts Mental Decline in Older Adults While Control Group Slips
  134. Expert: There Is No Such Thing as ‘Illegal’ Protest
  135. Foreign Parasite Infiltrates Japan’s Waterways
  136. Researchers Create Gel That Can Self-Heal Like Human Skin
  137. Drug found to more than double survival time for glioblastoma patients
  138. Tobacco Industry Targeting Africa’s Youth as New Market, Warns UP Expert
  139. Bottling trust: researchers are using chemistry and blockchain to discourage wine fraud
  140. New method significantly reduces AI energy consumption
  141. Plants struggled for millions of years after the world’s worst climate catastrophe
  142. Engineers took apart batteries from Tesla and China’s leading EV manufacturer to see what’s inside
  143. Paralyzed man moves robotic arm with his thoughts
  144. Memory is impaired in aged rats after 3 days of high-fat eating
  145. Soft Artificial Muscles Show Promise in Quieting Hand Tremors
  146. Greening the Fairway
  147. Scientists Identify Critical “Midlife Window” for Preventing Age-Related Brain Decline
  148. Pumping Iron for Better Z’s: Study Reveals Surprising Best Exercise for Older Insomniacs
  149. Ancient Amphibians Feasted Their Way Through Earth’s Greatest Apocalypse
  150. Americans borrowed $74 billion last year to cover healthcare costs
  151. Australia’s Lyrebirds Farm Their Food in Forest-Scale Agriculture
  152. How Daily Pain Relievers Might Shield Your Brain from Dementia
  153. Why Early Exposure Is Transforming Food Allergy Treatment
  154. How Mangos Could Be Your Body’s Secret Weapon Against Insulin Resistance
  155. Sweden’s 100,000-Year Nuclear Puzzle: Scientists Develop Strategy to Preserve Crucial Waste Repository Information
  156. Robo-companion: humanoid robot gets chatty to help elderly hospital patients
  157. Study Finds Solar Heat Influences Earthquake Activity
  158. Cosmic Monsters in Plain Sight: Massive Radio Galaxies May Be More Common Than We Thought
  159. Living Neural Interfaces Could Transform Treatment of Brain Disorders
  160. Healing Frostbite Without Scars: The Promise of Skin Organoids
  161. Your Brain Decodes Hidden Messages in Speech Melody
  162. Our Bodies Secretly Feed Gut Bacteria Sugar Through Hidden Pathway, Study Reveals
  163. Earth’s Ocean ‘Conveyor Belt’ Grinding to a Halt as Antarctic Ice Melts
  164. Brain’s Night Shift: Sleep Patterns Unmask Hidden Consciousness in ‘Unresponsive’ Patients
  165. 3D Fat Printing Supercharges Wound Healing
  166. Fourth Graders Outshine Adults in Civil Discourse, Study Shows
  167. Sound and Light Therapy Shows Promising Results in Alzheimer’s Treatment
  168. Today’s forecast: partially cloudy skies on an “ultra-hot Neptune”
  169. NASA’s Hubble Provides Bird’s-Eye View of Andromeda Galaxy’s Ecosystem
  170. Single Amino Acid Mutation May Have Helped Shape Human Language Ability
  171. Unicorn of the Sea: Drone Reveals Narwhals’ Never-Before-Seen Tusk Behavior
  172. Self-Driving Cars Learn to Share Road Knowledge Through Digital Word-of-Mouth

February 2025

  1. Achilles’ Heel of Alzheimer’s: Scientists Pinpoint Crucial Protein Variant Driving Brain Cell Damage
  2. Cold sore finding could pave way for preventive treatment of oral, genital herpes
  3. How many languages can you learn at the same time? – Ghanaian babies grow up speaking two to six languages
  4. Blockchain Shield: New Framework Tackles Critical Security Gaps in Engineering AI
  5. Mars time machine: researchers create virtual model to decode Red Planet’s climate evolution
  6. Coastal Microplastics Linked to Higher Disability Rates
  7. Hidden Predators Revealed: Rare Glimpse into Congo’s Secret Forest World
  8. New Transplant Method Shows Promise as Accessible Cure for Sickle Cell Disease
  9. Burned to Earth
  10. Your Organs Are Aging at Different Speeds: New Blood Test Predicts Disease Risk Decades in Advance
  11. AI Sifts Through a Mind-Boggling 10 Sextillion Molecules to Find New Medicines
  12. Brain-Inspired Magnetic Waves Could Power Next-Gen Computing Without the Deep Freeze
  13. Common Psychiatric Medications Silently Sabotage Brain Function in Psychosis Patients
  14. Ashes to Assets: How Harvesting Dead Wood Could Save Forests and Fight Climate Change
  15. The Fusion Puzzle: Why Fusion Walls Are Secretly Hoarding Vital Fuel
  16. This Glass Can Hold 3D Patterns That Appear and Disappear at the Flick of a Light
  17. AI Creates Playful Games Indistinguishable from Human-Made Ones
  18. Nothing fishy about fish: consumer demand drives push for more sustainable seafood
  19. Common Mood Medications May Speed Up Mental Decline in Dementia Patients
  20. Those Tiny Fish Bowls Are Making Your Betta Miserable, Scientists Find
  21. Laser-powered device tested on Earth could spot microbial fossils on Mars
  22. Tree diversity increases carbon sequestration
  23. How Neanderthals Nearly Vanished 110,000 Years Ago
  24. Kitchen Scraps and Seashells Pull Drinking Water from Thin Air
  25. Scientists Turn Nuclear Waste into Electricity with New Micro-Battery Design
  26. Mediterranean Diet Offers Modest Protection Against Obesity-Related Cancers
  27. What Hundreds of Millions of Galaxies Can Teach Us About the Big Bang
  28. Brain Scans Outperform Behavior in Predicting What Markets Really Want
  29. AI Writing Tools Quietly Neutralize Human Emotions
  30. Herpesviruses may contribute to Alzheimer’s disease via transposable elements
  31. Virologist: These steps can halt the spread of bird flu and ‘prevent a human epidemic’
  32. Milestone in retiring gravity nukes
  33. Physicists Crack the Code Between Matter and Antimatter Collisions in Groundbreaking Calculation
  34. Ancient Icebergs Reveal What’s Coming
  35. Scientists Uncover Hidden Patterns in COVID-Related Heart Inflammation
  36. Why GPT can’t think like us
  37. What happens when a diet targets ultra-processed foods?
  38. The rising tide of sand mining: a growing threat to marine life
  39. Study reveals Arabia’s rainfall was five times more extreme 400 years ago
  40. Tiny Light-Based Chips Could Make Your GPS Accurate to the Centimeter
  41. Virtual Reality Study Shows Our Brains Can Amplify Pain When Surprised
  42. Why dating apps are fueling cosmetic procedures
  43. Genetic therapy gives infants life-changing improvements in sight
  44. Shape-Shifting Robot Swarms Can Flow Like Liquid, Support Human Weight
  45. Researchers outline new approach for better understanding animal consciousness
  46. New lease of life: transforming biowaste into a valuable resource
  47. Not Weird: Sniffing Ancient Egyptian Mummies for Science
  48. Inhaled Gene Therapy Offers New Hope for Cystic Fibrosis Patients
  49. Common Heart Drug Shows Surprising Power Against ADHD, Opening Door to Safer Treatment
  50. Digital Danger: Screen Time in Preteens Linked to Manic Behavior Two Years Later
  51. World’s Glaciers Vanishing at Record Speed, Landmark Study Reveals
  52. Preserved in Scent
  53. Microsoft’s ‘Quantum Transistor’ Brings Million-Qubit Computing Within Reach
  54. Indian generic drugs linked to more adverse events than those from U.S.
  55. False Confidence: Why Your Most Assertive Colleagues Might Not Be Your Best Leaders
  56. Scientists Create ‘Light Switch’ for Precision Drug Delivery
  57. Scientists Unlock Magnetic ‘Light Switch’ for Next-Generation Quantum Computers
  58. Your Lifestyle, Not Your Genes, May Be the Biggest Factor in How Long You Live
  59. Trust in Elected Officials Plummets Worldwide as Faith in Police Surges
  60. Bio-hybrid drone uses silkworm moth antennae to navigate using smell
  61. Biobanking on health: sharing biological samples and data to build a healthier future
  62. A single protein may have helped shape the emergence of spoken language
  63. Biologists transform gut bacteria into tiny protein pharmacies
  64. Restored Grasslands Slash Wildlife Conflicts in Kenyan Communities
  65. Two-Week Digital Detox Makes Brain Feel 10 Years Younger, Study Finds
  66. Using CRISPR to remove extra chromosomes in Down syndrome
  67. Nut Waste Transforms into Next-Gen Medical Marvel
  68. Surge in gambling addiction following legalization of sports betting
  69. Scientists Crack the Code for Delivering mRNA Medicine to the Brain
  70. Stanford Scientists Map the ‘DNA Switch Panel’ Behind Cancer Risk
  71. Japanese Scientists Unlock ‘Holy Grail’ of Green Ammonia Production
  72. AI Decodes Hidden Brain Patterns Across Different Animals for First Time
  73. Near-complete skull discovery reveals ‘top apex’, leopard-sized “fearsome” carnivore
  74. Sweet taste receptors in the heart: A new pathway for cardiac regulation
  75. How a light-sensitive brain protein regulates food consumption in mice
  76. New technology enhances gravitational-wave detection
  77. Terabytes of data in a millimeter crystal
  78. Trees might need our help to survive climate change
  79. Study ups odds we’re not alone out there
  80. Research reveals how Earth got its ice caps
  81. How antidepressants can protect against infections and sepsis
  82. Cone snail toxin inspires new method for studying molecular interactions
  83. The science of sourdough – how citizens are helping shape the future of fermented foods
  84. America’s Healthcare Cost Mystery: Why Some Counties Spend 4x More Than Others
  85. Ancient Space Salt Reveals Solar System’s Watery Past
  86. World Pangolin Day celebrated with new genomes to aid the world’s most trafficked animal
  87. Smart Pesticide Changes Color and Self-Destructs After Killing Pests
  88. Bird Brains Reveal Surprising Path to Intelligence
  89. Simple Skin Patch Could Control Next-Gen Cell Therapies for Diabetes
  90. 80% of Ancient Wonder Palmyra Destroyed In Wake of Assad Ouster
  91. Ketamine Could Be Game-Changer for Treating Life-Threatening Seizures
  92. NASA’s New Space Telescope to Hunt for Ice That Could Harbor Life’s Origins
  93. The complicated question of how we determine who has an accent
  94. ‘Junk’ RNA segments play role in protein production, cell stress response
  95. Fertility tracking has increased in some states post-Dobbs
  96. The link between finances and loneliness in older adults
  97. New technology lights way for accelerating coral reef restoration
  98. Sun-Powered Device Turns Air into Fuel, No Fossil Fuels Required
  99. Blood Test Could Predict Postpartum Depression Before Baby Arrives
  100. Menthol Cigarettes Pose Greater Death Risk, Landmark Study Reveals
  101. Most Powerful Ghost Particle Ever Detected Unlocks New View of the Cosmos
  102. Popular Weight Loss Drug Shows Surprising Power to Curb Alcohol Cravings
  103. Scientists Discover Brain’s ‘Peace Switch’ That Can Turn Aggression into Friendship
  104. Daily Yogurt Habit Could Shield Against Aggressive Colon Cancer
  105. Ruin’s Vermin
  106. The art of inclusion: EU moves to empower girls in science
  107. Just in Time for Valentine’s Day, New Study Explores How Couples Can Be More in Sync When Fighting
  108. Why Passion Fades in Long-term Relationships
  109. Evidence of cannibalism 18,000 years agov
  110. Native bee populations can bounce back after honey bees move out
  111. Why babies recover, but adults scar, after heart damage
  112. Study reveals direct gut-brain communication via vagus nerve
  113. “I can’t hear you, I’m too stressed”
  114. Minecraft a gamechanger for children’s learning
  115. AI Tools Make Workers Less Critical, More Confident, Microsoft Study Finds
  116. Lemonading: How Playful People Turn Life’s Adversity to Advantage
  117. Europe’s New Space Telescope Finds Perfect ‘Ring of Light’ Predicted by Einstein
  118. Ancient Atomic Mystery Found Miles Under the Pacific
  119. Wall Street’s Trump Divide: Small Companies Soar While Giants Stumble in Post-Election Markets
  120. 20-Minute ‘Heat Zap’ Treatment Could Free Millions From High Blood Pressure Pills
  121. Study Reveals Satire More Damaging Than Direct Criticism
  122. The Loneliness Paradox: Social Media’s Active Users Just as Isolated as Passive Scrollers
  123. Ancient Antarctic Bird Had a Spear for a Beak, Revealing Lost World of Avian Diversity
  124. Temperamental stars are distorting our view of distant planets
  125. Ancient Sea Monster’s Skin Reveals Surprising Swimming Secret
  126. Scientists Hack Brain’s Immune Cells to Fight Deadly Melanoma
  127. Quantum Loophole Could Break Nature’s Speed Limit
  128. Weight Loss Could Signal Dementia Risk a Decade Before Diagnosis
  129. Do Europeans trust science? New survey says “yes, but”
  130. Arctic Thaw Pushes Earth Past Critical Climate Milestone
  131. Novel Blood Test Could Reveal Hidden Inflammation in Heart Disease and Alzheimer’s
  132. Keeping your phone clean can help prevent you from getting sick
  133. Key Alzheimer’s Proteins Attack Different Brain Regions, Study Shows Need for Combined Treatment
  134. Simple Packaging Trick Could Make Tuna Safer to Eat, Scientists Find
  135. Whale Poop Could Explain Ocean’s Mysterious Decline After Mass Whaling
  136. Wolves Transform Yellowstone’s Landscape: 1,500% Growth in Riverside Plants Shows Nature’s Comeback
  137. Quantum-Enhanced, Single Photon LIDAR Captures Ultra-Detailed 3D Images From a Kilometer Away
  138. Leavings
  139. One in four chance per year that rocket junk will enter busy airspace
  140. DNA Cracks the Code: Unraveling the Mystery of Indo-European Languages
  141. Ancient Stone Artworks Reveal Early Humans Were More Sophisticated Than We Thought
  142. Study Links 3-Day Juice Diet to Unhealthy Gut Bacteria Changes
  143. Pancakes Get a Nutritional Makeover
  144. Shocking the Spine Back to Life
  145. Can “Bubbly” Concrete Save the World (and Your Building)?
  146. Kiss Your Brain Health: Mouth Bacteria Linked to Cognitive Decline
  147. Neutron Starquakes Could Shake Up Nuclear Physics
  148. Ice Age Aftermath: Nordic Land Mass Rising as Earth’s Gravity Shifts
  149. Mindful molecules – science is decoding the health benefits of meditation
  150. Young Adults Join Battle Against Alzheimer’s in Historic Prevention Trial
  151. Male Baboons Who Invest in Female Friendships Reveal Evolution’s Gentle Side
  152. Anti-Aging Drug Shows Promise in Accelerating Wound Healing in Elderly
  153. Cosmic Bull’s-Eye: Monster Galaxy’s Nine Rings Reveal Epic Space Collision
  154. Engineers Harness Electric Wind to Transform Firefighting
  155. Study Links All Types of Headaches to Increased Suicide Risk
  156. This Delicate Nanoflower Is Downright Deadly to Bacteria
  157. Study Shows Americans Will Switch to Plant-Based Burgers if They’re Cheap Enough
  158. Parents’ Math Fears Could Be Sabotaging Their Children’s Future Success
  159. Scientists Turn Kombucha into High-Tech Healing Tool
  160. New Treatment Brings Relief to Patients with Stubborn Skin Disease
  161. Tiny Printed Sensors Could Transform Healthcare Through Sweat
  162. Microscopic Copper Gardens Turn CO2 Into Clean Fuel
  163. Simple Timing Error Kills Thousands of Honey Bee Colonies, Study Finds
  164. Scientists Map Fountain of Youth Genes in Ancient South American Tea Plant
  165. Ancient Antioxidant System Could Hold Key to Reversing Age-Related Blood Disorders
  166. Proposal for Enhancing Experimental Anti-aging Treatment with Young Plasma

January 2025

  1. Nature’s Perfect Pain Machine: How Tiny Wasps Pack the World’s Most Agonizing Sting
  2. Ice Baths: The Cold Truth About That Morning Plunge
  3. German Scientists Launch Ambitious Project to Capture Clouds in 3D
  4. Polar Bears’ Secret Weapon Against Ice Could Revolutionize Aviation Safety
  5. Preterm Babies’ Placentas Harbor Higher Levels of Microplastics
  6. Ear muscle we thought humans didn’t use — except for wiggling our ears — actually activates when people listen hard
  7. Gut’s Sugar-Eating Superhero: Scientists Crack the Code of Health-Boosting Bacteria, Akkermansia muciniphila
  8. EU health experts take to the road to boost cancer screening and prevention
  9. Asteroid Alert: Earth Has a Date with Destiny in 2032
  10. Fast Food Diet Ages Young Adults Faster Than Their Years, Twin Study Reveals
  11. Chemical looping turns environmental waste into fuel
  12. Ohio State astronomy professor awarded Henry Draper Medal
  13. Looking on the Bright Side Could Fatten Your Bank Account
  14. Blood Test Could Predict Postpartum Depression Before Baby Arrives
  15. Neural Networks Crack Unbreakable Light Code
  16. Blood-Powered ‘Hydraulic Toes’ Help Salamanders Master Tree-Top Acrobatics
  17. Frost’s Defeat
  18. Fact-Checker Bias Claims Debunked: US Conservative Media Simply Less Trustworthy, Study Finds
  19. Space Makes Astronauts’ Eyes Softer, Raising Concerns for Mars Missions
  20. What ‘mass deportation’ means for housing costs
  21. Social Media Bots Create More Chatter But Less Meaningful Conversation, Research Shows
  22. Scientists Hack Body’s Natural Highway to Deliver Drugs Straight to the Gut
  23. Tiny Black Holes Pack a Cosmic Punch: Scientists Spot New Particle Accelerators in Space
  24. Want Your Crypto Exchange to Survive? Don’t Target U.S. Customers, Study Finds
  25. Magnetic ‘Wave Bending’ Discovery Could Transform Next-Gen Communications
  26. Powering tomorrow: EU invests in cutting-edge microchip tech for future AI and space applications
  27. Pine Trees Could Replace Petroleum in Your Couch, Scientists Say
  28. Your Mouth Bacteria May Predict Your Dementia Risk, Study Shows
  29. How Paywalls Are Quietly Reshaping Local News
  30. Brain-Inspired Chips Could Slash AI’s Soaring Energy Appetite
  31. Scientists Unlock Mars Mysteries with Kitchen Ingredients
  32. Nature’s Fertilizer: How Llama Cousins Are Saving High-Mountain Ecosystems
  33. America’s Silent Killer: Every 34 Seconds, Another Life Lost to Heart Disease
  34. Canadian Wildfire Smoke Sparks Bizarre Cloud Formation Over Arctic
  35. Dream Delay Could Signal Early Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Finds
  36. Tiny Amazon Microbes Could Hold Key to Global Climate Impact
  37. Space researchers build traffic light system to warn of dangerous solar storms
  38. Exercise Sparks Brain’s Natural Defense Against Dementia
  39. World’s Most Powerful Computer Hunts for Universe’s Dark Secrets
  40. Scientists Discover ‘Blood Fingerprint’ of Long COVID in Children, Paving Way for First Diagnostic Test
  41. Electric Cars Now Outlast Gas Vehicles, Landmark Study Shows
  42. Happy Mind, Active Body: Mental Wellbeing Helped Older Adults Stay Active During Pandemic
  43. New Therapeutic Vaccine Shows Promise in Clearing Precancerous Cervical Lesions
  44. Beneath the Hunter’s Gaze
  45. Black immigrants attract white residents to neighborhoods
  46. Ghost of the Nile: Ancient Predator Returns to Egypt After 5,000 Years
  47. Ancient Bird’s Missing Skull Found Hidden in Museum Archives
  48. NASA’s Daredevil Rockets Hunt the Aurora’s Dark Side
  49. Science Reveals Why Men Get Taller When Life Gets Better
  50. One Shot Wonder: New Drug Eliminates Large Breast Tumors with Single Dose
  51. Your Brain’s Secret Code for Hot and Cold Finally Cracked
  52. Simple Grass Could Be the Secret to Silent Flying Taxis
  53. Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Impact Risk-Taking Behavior
  54. Early Pregnancy Stress Leaves Lasting Imprint on Offspring’s Health
  55. Ancient Tree Rings Hold Clues to Volcanic Cooling Events
  56. From trade fair to advanced surgery: the research project that pioneered 3D printing in medicine
  57. Magnetic Therapy Offers Breakthrough for Depression, Boosting Treatment Efficacy Without the Cognitive Costs
  58. Study Reveals Possible Paths to Israeli-Palestinian Peace Despite Current Crisis
  59. Cracking the Code of Aging: Study Unites Two Rival Theories, Redefining Anti-Aging Science
  60. Ancient Galaxy Reveals New Type of Cosmic Radio Burst Source
  61. Earth’s Natural Forces Could Transform Fertilizer Production — Underground
  62. Sex Differences in Brain Immune Cells Challenge Research Assumptions
  63. Global Trust in Science Soars Post-Pandemic—But Public Calls for a Shift in Priorities
  64. Scientists Find New Way to Control Chemical Reactions Using Light
  65. First Trimester Weight Gain Linked to Fetal Fat Distribution
  66. Scientists Cast Doubt on Atmospheric Methane Removal Technology
  67. Study Links Early TV Violence to Teen Behavior Problems in Boys
  68. Study Reveals Hidden Gut Inflammation in Psoriasis Patients
  69. Sickle Cell Disease Ages Brain Years Ahead of Time
  70. Patient Investing Pays Off: Long-Term Fund Managers Show Superior Returns
  71. Could Concrete Be the Key to Removing Excess Carbon from Our Atmosphere?
  72. The staying power of bifocal contact lens benefits in young kids
  73. Who won the big game? Student clothing tells the tale
  74. The proteins that make cell-to-cell cargo transport possible
  75. Astronomers Map Ice Reservoirs Around 74 Nearby Stars in Landmark Survey
  76. Brain Changes in Huntington’s Disease Found Decades Before Symptoms
  77. NASA Study Reveals Unprecedented Changes in Earth’s Water Patterns
  78. Study Reveals How Accent Bias Affects Justice System
  79. Sunburn Decoded: Scientists Uncover Hidden RNA Alarm System, Turning Decades of UV Research on Its Head
  80. Climate Change Creates Energy Crisis for Desert Lizards
  81. New Distance Measurements Intensify Mystery of Universe’s Expansion Rate
  82. Researchers combine citizens’ help and cutting-edge tech to track biodiversity
  83. Commentary: Being Tough on China is Bad for Science
  84. Biden Administration Unveils Sweeping Cybersecurity Measures to Counter Chinese Threats
  85. Robot bug could help pollinate crops
  86. Arctic Glaciers Show Unprecedented Retreat in Climate Change Hotspot
  87. Scientists Find Evidence of Primordial Soup in Tiny Nuclear Collisions
  88. Daily Processed Red Meat Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
  89. Scientists Uncover Gene Behind Caffeine Production in Tea Plants
  90. Falling for the Algorithm: New Study Reveals Emotional Bonds Between Users and ChatGPT
  91. Burning Seas
  92. Inside the Amazing Octopus Arm: Scientists Discover Secret Behind Their Extraordinary Control
  93. Key Atlantic Ocean Current Remains Stable, Defying Previous Concerns
  94. Hot Jupiters Don’t Always Destroy Their Neighbors
  95. Chilling out is the best way to manage anger
  96. Bird Flu Shows Concerning Mutations, But Treatments Still Work
  97. AI Makes Breakthrough in Sign Language Recognition
  98. Clever Crickets Master Art of Survival in Hostile Ant Colonies
  99. Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs About Morning Stress
  100. America’s Housing Crisis: A 20-Year Perfect Storm
  101. Holiday Weight Gain Takes Surprising Turn for College Students
  102. Scientists Create ‘Living’ Electronic Sensor
  103. From lab to life: advanced genetic testing offers fresh hope for a healthy start in life
  104. US Federal Reservoirs Could Host Enough Floating Solar to Power Half the Nation’s Clean Energy Needs
  105. Deep-Sea ‘Darth Vader’ Bug Becomes Vietnam’s Latest Seafood Craze
  106. Scientists Crack Code for Better Vegan Cheese
  107. Global Study Reveals New Genetic Keys to Depression, Breaking Cultural Barriers
  108. AI Outperforms Humans in Understanding Speech – With One Notable Exception
  109. Space Mountains on Dead Stars Could Send Ripples Through Space-Time
  110. Dehydration, Not Heat, Poses Unexpected Threat to America’s Bees
  111. Satellite Tech Slashes Infrastructure Costs and Prevents Urban Disasters
  112. The Secret to Smarter AI? Linguistic Diversity, Not Bigger Data
  113. Dense human population is linked to longer urban coyote survival
  114. Scientists Solve Mystery of How Space Particles Reach Such Extreme Speeds
  115. Scientists Uncover Why Cancer Cells Die Differently After Radiation Treatment
  116. Battle of the Grocery Aisles: How America’s Top Chains Stack Up on Processed Food Options
  117. Novel Battery Design Could Make Electric Vehicles Safer, More Reliable
  118. Experts Warn of Growing Risk from Deer Disease Jumping to Humans, Livestock
  119. Ultrasound Treatment Shows Promise for Alzheimer’s Without Drugs
  120. Mystery of Cleopatra’s Sister: Ancient Skull Reveals Surprising Identity
  121. Study: Fiber-Rich Diet May Be Better Than Probiotics for Fighting Gut Infections
  122. Higher Gaza Death Toll Than Official Figures; 3% of Population Dead from Violence
  123. World’s Darkest Observatory Under Threat from Massive Industrial Development
  124. Distance From Clinics Drives Telehealth Use for Abortion Medication
  125. Fast Back: Plants Return Water to Atmosphere in Days, Not Months
  126. Study Challenges ‘Once a Cheater, Always a Cheater’ – Trust Depends on Who Benefits
  127. ‘Bubble Wrap’ Tissue in Human Body Could Upend Cartilage Research
  128. Adding Electrical Stimulation to Workouts Boosts Muscle Gains, Study Shows
  129. Cancer Treatment Uses RNA to Restore Natural Tumor Fighting Balance
  130. Physical Neglect as Damaging to Children’s Social Lives as Abuse, Landmark Study Finds
  131. Science lifts the curtain on the history of European puppet theatre
  132. Extreme Sabre-Tooth Morphology: Perfect for Puncturing
  133. Climate Chaos: Earth’s Wild Swings Between Floods and Droughts Are Getting Worse
  134. Solar Cell Breakthrough: Finnish Scientists Crack Efficiency, 16-Year Stability Barrier
  135. Tiny Sea Creatures Caught ‘Talking’ to Their Colony Mates
  136. Countering the next phase of antivaccine activism
  137. Dietary Fiber’s Anti-Cancer Effects Traced to Direct Genetic Changes
  138. Self-Powered Quantum Refrigerator Sets New Cold Record for Computing
  139. Tangled Currents
  140. Blood Test Could Enable Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease
  141. Ancient Wyoming Discovery Rewrites History of Dinosaurs in North America
  142. Scientists Discover New Quantum Particles That Break Classical Rules
  143. Scientists Map How Brain Chemicals React to Emotional Words
  144. Morning Coffee Linked to Lower Death Risk, Study Finds
  145. Ancient Amber Reveals 99-Million-Year-Old Evidence of Bird Parasites
  146. Liver Protein Opens New Front in Fight Against Obesity and Diabetes
  147. Ancient ‘Mega-Fortress’ Reveals New Chapter in Human Settlement History
  148. Second Pig Heart Transplant Patient Helps Scientists Map Future of Xenotransplantation
  149. Shark Meat Sales Rise as Mediterranean Protection Efforts Fall Short
  150. AI Can Detect Depression in CEOs’ Voices, Study Shows Higher Pay for Those Affected
  151. High-Stress Jobs Wreck Your Sleep for Years, Study Shows
  152. This Lightweight Robot Suit Cuts Muscle Strain by 30% During Heavy Lifting
  153. Scientists Unlock Key to Developing Medication-Safe Grapefruit
  154. Beneficial Bacteria May Hold Key to Preventing Weight Gain
  155. EU enlists researchers’ support to tackle smuggling and security threats at sea
  156. Brazilian Plant Shows Promise Against Deadly Tropical Disease Leishmaniasis
  157. Scientists Find New Evidence Linking Dementia to Brain’s Waste Removal System
  158. Head Injuries May Unleash Hidden Viruses, Raising Alzheimer’s Risk
  159. New Memory Tech Promises Energy-Efficient Computers
  160. Toxic Love Technique Cuts Mosquito Lifespans, Slashing Disease Spread
  161. Saving Great Salt Lake May Require Major Changes to Agricultural Water Use
  162. Male and Female Brain Differences Evident in Earliest Days of Life
  163. Scientists Use AI’s Learning Process to Decode Complex Cell Data
  164. Scientists Uncover How Pluto and Its Moon Performed a Cosmic Dance
  165. Post-Exposure Antibiotic Shows Major Impact on STI Prevention, Study Finds
  166. Major Review Finds Link Between Fluoride Exposure and Children’s IQ Scores
  167. Sugary Drinks Linked to Over 3 Million New Cases of Diabetes and Heart Disease Annually
  168. Acoustic sensors find frequent gunfire on school walking routes
  169. AI could trigger future energy crisis
  170. Media Company Ownership Affects How Markets Process Financial News, Study Finds
  171. Study Reveals New Target for Weight Loss: Fat Cell Receptor Leads to 35% Weight Reduction
  172. Penn Engineers Detect Individual Atomic Signals in Quantum Sensing Advance
  173. Yale Research Shows How Neural Connections Filter Sensory Information for Decision-Making
  174. Researchers Use Light-Based Technology to Detect Cancer Cells in Blood
  175. Breakthrough in Digital Fluid Simulation Recreates Mount St. Helens Eruption
  176. Webb Telescope Discovers Over 40 Ancient Stars in Distant “Dragon Arc” Galaxy
  177. Scientists Design Space Submarines to Hunt for Alien Life in Europa’s Ocean
  178. Multilingualism Offers Unexpected Benefits for Children with Autism
  179. The Cosmic Journey of Carbon in Your Body: From Stars to Space and Back Again
  180. Migrating Bats Discovered ‘Surfing’ Storm Fronts Across Europe
  181. Scientists Find New Human Species in Asia, Reshaping Our Family Tree
  182. Urban Sprawl May Trap Low-Income Families in Poverty Cycle
  183. Scientists Discover Potential Treatment Path for ‘Smooth Brain’ Disorders
  184. What You Need to Know About HMPV: The Respiratory Virus You’ve Never Heard Of
  185. Common Prenatal Meds Linked to Risk of Mental Health Conditions in Children
  186. Study Links School Segregation to Higher Dementia Risk Among Black Americans
  187. AI System Successfully Flags Patients at Risk for Suicide During Routine Doctor Visits
  188. Study Reveals Hidden Crisis: Quarter of Denver Youth Faced Homelessness in 2021
  189. NASA’s Recycled X-ray Instrument Set to Capture First Global Images of Earth’s Magnetic Shield
  190. MIT scientists pin down the origins of a fast radio burst
  191. A rising trend of ‘murderous verbs’ in movies over 50 years
  192. Early COVID Testing Saved 1.4 Million Lives in U.S., Study Finds
  193. Surgeon General: Alcohol is Third Leading Preventable Cause of Cancer in U.S.
  194. Mother Prairie Voles Alter Milk Composition After Being Abandoned by Their Mate
  195. Small Particles of ‘Good’ Cholesterol May Help Protect Brain Health
  196. New Research Field Studies How Solar Farms Affect Desert Life
  197. How Loneliness and Social Isolation Impact Physical Health
  198. Lake Bacteria Reveal a Stunning Seasonal Evolution Loop That Defies Expectations
  199. Scientists Uncover How Beneficial Bacteria Help Plants Balance Growth and Defense
  200. Bioengineers Unveil Game-Changing Cellular Tech to Upend Disease Treatment
  201. Braving the cold: Europe’s polar research strides forward with new polar hub
  202. Language Choice in Reporting Gender Gap Influences Women’s Response to Political Inequality
  203. New Manufacturing Methods Could Transform Touch Sensing Technology
  204. Surprising Protective Role of Tau Protein Against Herpes Virus in Alzheimer’s
  205. Massive Dinosaur Trackways Discovered on Britain’s Ancient ‘Highway’
  206. Virtual Reality Platform Eliminates Key Barrier to Remote Music Collaboration
  207. Ebola Virus’ Skin Route: New Study Sheds Light on Potential Transmission Pathway
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  209. Moscow’s AI Machine: How Russian Operatives Built a Secret Server to Weaponize Election Disinformation
  210. NIH Officials Call for Balanced Approach as H5N1 Virus Shows Expanding Reach
  211. Breaking the Resolution Cycle: Experts Share Science-Based Tips for New Year Success

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