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COVID-19 Pandemic Spurs Reassessment of Scientific Practices and Public Health
Historians of science are reassessing the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on global health, questioning scientific globalization, epidemiological practices, and the role of social media; a new book explores the historical context of anti-vaccine movements and their relationship to the French state.
COVID-19 Pandemic Spurs Reassessment of Scientific Practices and Public Health
Historians of science are reassessing the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on global health, questioning scientific globalization, epidemiological practices, and the role of social media; a new book explores the historical context of anti-vaccine movements and their relationship to the French state.
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Colossal Revives Extinct Dire Wolf, Clones Endangered Red Wolves
Texas-based Colossal Biosciences announced the world's first de-extinction of a vertebrate species—the dire wolf—using ancient DNA and advanced gene editing, alongside the cloning of red wolves to bolster their critically endangered population.
Colossal Revives Extinct Dire Wolf, Clones Endangered Red Wolves
Texas-based Colossal Biosciences announced the world's first de-extinction of a vertebrate species—the dire wolf—using ancient DNA and advanced gene editing, alongside the cloning of red wolves to bolster their critically endangered population.
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Colossal Biosciences Revives Extinct Dire Wolves, Sparking Ethical Debate
Colossal Biosciences announced it successfully recreated three dire wolves from gray wolf cells and surrogate dogs, sparking debate about the ethics and implications of de-extinction efforts versus endangered species conservation.
Colossal Biosciences Revives Extinct Dire Wolves, Sparking Ethical Debate
Colossal Biosciences announced it successfully recreated three dire wolves from gray wolf cells and surrogate dogs, sparking debate about the ethics and implications of de-extinction efforts versus endangered species conservation.
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Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
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China Finds No Abnormalities in Fukushima Water Tests, But Maintains Opposition
China's independent tests near the Fukushima plant found no abnormalities in hazardous elements in late February, yet China continues opposing Japan's nuclear-contaminated water discharge, citing the need for long-term international monitoring and the commitment's fulfillment.
China Finds No Abnormalities in Fukushima Water Tests, But Maintains Opposition
China's independent tests near the Fukushima plant found no abnormalities in hazardous elements in late February, yet China continues opposing Japan's nuclear-contaminated water discharge, citing the need for long-term international monitoring and the commitment's fulfillment.
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First UK Baby Born Via Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK, born without a uterus, gave birth to a baby girl after receiving a womb transplant from her sister in February 2024; this is the first successful womb transplant resulting in a birth in the UK, and the surgical team plans to conduct 15 more transplants as part of a cli...
First UK Baby Born Via Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK, born without a uterus, gave birth to a baby girl after receiving a womb transplant from her sister in February 2024; this is the first successful womb transplant resulting in a birth in the UK, and the surgical team plans to conduct 15 more transplants as part of a cli...
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First UK Baby Born After Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK became the first to give birth after receiving a womb transplant from her sister, marking a significant medical advance and providing hope for women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome or uterine dysfunction. The baby, Amy Isabel, was born on February 27th, 202...
First UK Baby Born After Womb Transplant
A 36-year-old woman in the UK became the first to give birth after receiving a womb transplant from her sister, marking a significant medical advance and providing hope for women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome or uterine dysfunction. The baby, Amy Isabel, was born on February 27th, 202...
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World's First De-Extinct Dire Wolf Pups Created
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of three dire wolf pups, the world's first successfully de-extincted animal, using ancient DNA and gene editing technology to alter a gray wolf's genes, raising ethical and ecological questions.
World's First De-Extinct Dire Wolf Pups Created
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of three dire wolf pups, the world's first successfully de-extincted animal, using ancient DNA and gene editing technology to alter a gray wolf's genes, raising ethical and ecological questions.
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Severe Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of 16 Diseases
A Johns Hopkins University study of 270,657 people reveals that severe obesity drastically increases the risk of 16 common diseases, including sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, with risks increasing proportionally to BMI.
Severe Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of 16 Diseases
A Johns Hopkins University study of 270,657 people reveals that severe obesity drastically increases the risk of 16 common diseases, including sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, with risks increasing proportionally to BMI.
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Genetically Modified Dire Wolf Pups Created, Raising 'De-Extinction' Debate
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of three dire wolf pups using genetic engineering, combining ancient DNA with grey wolf surrogates, raising questions about the definition of 'de-extinction' and the success of the project.
Genetically Modified Dire Wolf Pups Created, Raising 'De-Extinction' Debate
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of three dire wolf pups using genetic engineering, combining ancient DNA with grey wolf surrogates, raising questions about the definition of 'de-extinction' and the success of the project.
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Teenagers' Water Purification Innovation Wins Earthshot Prize
18-year-old Thomas Cermak and 19-year-old Ana Podmanicka won the 2025 Earthshot Prize for their water purification device, PURA, which combines cold atmospheric plasma and photocatalysis to remove pollutants and antibiotic-resistant bacteria. They are the first from Czechia or Slovakia to win the pr...
Teenagers' Water Purification Innovation Wins Earthshot Prize
18-year-old Thomas Cermak and 19-year-old Ana Podmanicka won the 2025 Earthshot Prize for their water purification device, PURA, which combines cold atmospheric plasma and photocatalysis to remove pollutants and antibiotic-resistant bacteria. They are the first from Czechia or Slovakia to win the pr...
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Australia's Inland Floods: A Boon for Wildlife, A Challenge for Land Managers
Exceptional rainfall in March 2024 flooded a million square kilometers of inland Australia, exceeding monthly averages by four times in some areas and triggering an explosion of plant and animal life, while also posing challenges for land managers.
Australia's Inland Floods: A Boon for Wildlife, A Challenge for Land Managers
Exceptional rainfall in March 2024 flooded a million square kilometers of inland Australia, exceeding monthly averages by four times in some areas and triggering an explosion of plant and animal life, while also posing challenges for land managers.
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