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FDA Clears First Blood Test for Early Alzheimer's Detection
The FDA approved the Lumipulse G blood test for early Alzheimer's detection in adults over 55 with symptoms; it measures blood plasma proteins, correlating with brain amyloid plaques, but requires combined clinical data for diagnosis; the test shows 91.7% accuracy in clinical trials.
FDA Clears First Blood Test for Early Alzheimer's Detection
The FDA approved the Lumipulse G blood test for early Alzheimer's detection in adults over 55 with symptoms; it measures blood plasma proteins, correlating with brain amyloid plaques, but requires combined clinical data for diagnosis; the test shows 91.7% accuracy in clinical trials.
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Titan's Methane Clouds Confirmed: Evidence of Active Weather Cycle
New observations from the James Webb Space Telescope and Keck II telescope reveal evidence of cloud convection in Titan's northern hemisphere, confirming a methane rain cycle that replenishes the moon's methane lakes and seas; this adds to previous data gathered by NASA's Cassini mission and Huygens...
Titan's Methane Clouds Confirmed: Evidence of Active Weather Cycle
New observations from the James Webb Space Telescope and Keck II telescope reveal evidence of cloud convection in Titan's northern hemisphere, confirming a methane rain cycle that replenishes the moon's methane lakes and seas; this adds to previous data gathered by NASA's Cassini mission and Huygens...
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Extinction of Haast's Eagle: Human Impact on a Unique Ecosystem
The Haast's eagle, a 33-pound apex predator with an 8-10 foot wingspan, went extinct in the mid-1400s in New Zealand due to human arrival and the subsequent hunting of its primary prey, the moa.
Extinction of Haast's Eagle: Human Impact on a Unique Ecosystem
The Haast's eagle, a 33-pound apex predator with an 8-10 foot wingspan, went extinct in the mid-1400s in New Zealand due to human arrival and the subsequent hunting of its primary prey, the moa.
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Well-Preserved Viking-Era Coffin Unearthed in Sweden
Swedish archaeologists discovered an unusually well-preserved Viking-era coffin from the 10th century near Linköping, containing an axe, dagger, and textile remnants, suggesting a high-status male burial during a period of religious transition in Sweden.
Well-Preserved Viking-Era Coffin Unearthed in Sweden
Swedish archaeologists discovered an unusually well-preserved Viking-era coffin from the 10th century near Linköping, containing an axe, dagger, and textile remnants, suggesting a high-status male burial during a period of religious transition in Sweden.
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University of Parma Unveils Five New Degree Programs for 2025/26
The University of Parma announces five new degree programs for 2025/26: one undergraduate program in English on development, international cooperation, and peace, and four graduate programs, including two in English on data science and molecular sciences, one online program in public administration,...
University of Parma Unveils Five New Degree Programs for 2025/26
The University of Parma announces five new degree programs for 2025/26: one undergraduate program in English on development, international cooperation, and peace, and four graduate programs, including two in English on data science and molecular sciences, one online program in public administration,...
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Ancient Solar Storm 500 Times Stronger Than Modern Events
A study of tree rings reveals a massive solar particle storm 14,300 years ago, exceeding the strongest modern event by over 500 times, posing a significant risk to modern infrastructure.
Ancient Solar Storm 500 Times Stronger Than Modern Events
A study of tree rings reveals a massive solar particle storm 14,300 years ago, exceeding the strongest modern event by over 500 times, posing a significant risk to modern infrastructure.
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Messina Strait Bridge Design Raises Earthquake Safety Concerns
The proposed Messina Strait Bridge may be structurally inadequate for major earthquakes due to design underestimation of ground acceleration, contrasting with more stringent standards used for critical global infrastructure, especially considering active faults in the area.
Messina Strait Bridge Design Raises Earthquake Safety Concerns
The proposed Messina Strait Bridge may be structurally inadequate for major earthquakes due to design underestimation of ground acceleration, contrasting with more stringent standards used for critical global infrastructure, especially considering active faults in the area.
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Wildlife Trade Implicated as Key Factor in SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2 Outbreaks
Genetic analysis strongly suggests that both SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2 reached their outbreak locations via the wildlife trade, not solely through natural bat-to-bat transmission, highlighting a crucial role for wildlife trade in pandemic origins.
Wildlife Trade Implicated as Key Factor in SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2 Outbreaks
Genetic analysis strongly suggests that both SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2 reached their outbreak locations via the wildlife trade, not solely through natural bat-to-bat transmission, highlighting a crucial role for wildlife trade in pandemic origins.
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Ancient Migration from Russia Populated the Americas: A Genetic Study
A genetic study published in Science traces the origins of the first Americans to present-day Russia 20,000–30,000 years ago, detailing their migration, diversification, and adaptation to diverse environments across South America, highlighting genetic variations impacting modern health.
Ancient Migration from Russia Populated the Americas: A Genetic Study
A genetic study published in Science traces the origins of the first Americans to present-day Russia 20,000–30,000 years ago, detailing their migration, diversification, and adaptation to diverse environments across South America, highlighting genetic variations impacting modern health.
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Death of Renowned Greek Archaeologist Panos Valavanis
Panos Valavanis, a renowned Greek classical archaeologist, died last Wednesday at age 71; his most significant discovery was the 2012 unearthing of Greece's oldest surviving hippodrome in Itea, completing the picture of the Delphi sanctuary and impacting our understanding of ancient Greek life.
Death of Renowned Greek Archaeologist Panos Valavanis
Panos Valavanis, a renowned Greek classical archaeologist, died last Wednesday at age 71; his most significant discovery was the 2012 unearthing of Greece's oldest surviving hippodrome in Itea, completing the picture of the Delphi sanctuary and impacting our understanding of ancient Greek life.
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Gene Editing Successfully Treats Baby's Life-Threatening Disorder
Doctors successfully treated a baby born with a life-threatening urea cycle disorder using a custom gene-editing therapy in Philadelphia, marking a major breakthrough in personalized medicine; the therapy appears to be working, allowing the baby to eat more protein, gain weight, and reach developmen...
Gene Editing Successfully Treats Baby's Life-Threatening Disorder
Doctors successfully treated a baby born with a life-threatening urea cycle disorder using a custom gene-editing therapy in Philadelphia, marking a major breakthrough in personalized medicine; the therapy appears to be working, allowing the baby to eat more protein, gain weight, and reach developmen...
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Xenotransplantation: Pig Organs Offer Hope in Critical Organ Shortage
CNN's "Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports: Animal Pharm" on May 18th explores xenotransplantation, using genetically modified pig organs for human transplants to combat the critical organ shortage killing 17 people daily in the US, highlighting patient pioneers' altruism and the ongoing scientific advancement...
Xenotransplantation: Pig Organs Offer Hope in Critical Organ Shortage
CNN's "Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports: Animal Pharm" on May 18th explores xenotransplantation, using genetically modified pig organs for human transplants to combat the critical organ shortage killing 17 people daily in the US, highlighting patient pioneers' altruism and the ongoing scientific advancement...
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