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Sydney researchers 3D-printed six patients' diseased carotids, lined them with cells and flowed human blood through to watch clots form and shed. It is proof-of-concept, aimed at recurrent-event cases.
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A tripling of days above 105 F in the US arrives long before the theoretical survivability limit does. The operational threshold is a healthy adult in the shade, and parts of the country already cross it.
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A grave near Stonehenge was labelled male in 1801 and stayed that way for two centuries. Genomics says goldsmith, and woman, and says the discipline's default was inherited rather than found.
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IBM says infrastructure, not qubit counts, stood between error-prone chips and a fault-tolerant machine. Its modular cryostats and 1-metre superconducting cables are the commitment behind the 2029 date.
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A study in Annals of Tourism Research interviewed 25 former Antarctic expedition guides. Their exit is a staffing and credibility problem, not only a carbon one.
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A statistical study of tool shapes puts Neanderthals in the Saudi desert about 55,000 years ago. The inference is careful, the climate story is tidy, and the skeletal evidence is nonexistent.
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An advisory panel voted to route peptides marketed for sleep, wound healing and cognition through compounding pharmacies, which face less oversight and may dispense unapproved drugs.
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A Nature Climate Change study finds the same warming that leaves Atlantic currents intact near 5.5C if reached slowly can tip them at 2C at today's emissions rate.
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A Live Science tally puts the off-Earth inventory at all five DNA and RNA nucleobases and 14 of 20 biological amino acids. The gaps are now the interesting part.
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Deborah Cohen's "Bad Influence" argues that engagement-ranked content now shapes what patients expect from care. Her remedy sits with the reader, not the ranking system.
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PCR has confirmed HSV-1 in lemurs for the first time. All four confirmed animals developed brain inflammation and died, and all four had close contact with people.
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A machine-learning reconstruction finds severe, persistent groundwater losses across roughly 23% of Brazil, in the basins that supply much of the world's soy, sugarcane, coffee and oranges.
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