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China, Russia Discuss Biotechnology and Organ Transplants at Military Parade
During Beijing's September 3, 2025 military parade, Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin discussed biotechnology and organ transplants as potential methods for life extension, highlighting the intersection of political power and scientific advancement.
China, Russia Discuss Biotechnology and Organ Transplants at Military Parade
During Beijing's September 3, 2025 military parade, Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin discussed biotechnology and organ transplants as potential methods for life extension, highlighting the intersection of political power and scientific advancement.
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Medieval Times Marked a Turning Point in Animal Size Evolution
A study of 225,780 animal bones in southern France reveals that, since the Middle Ages, the size of domesticated animals has increased while wild animals have decreased, diverging from a previously shared evolutionary cycle.
Medieval Times Marked a Turning Point in Animal Size Evolution
A study of 225,780 animal bones in southern France reveals that, since the Middle Ages, the size of domesticated animals has increased while wild animals have decreased, diverging from a previously shared evolutionary cycle.
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Exmouth Gulf Declared Marine Park to Protect Biodiversity
The Western Australian government announced the creation of a 2600-square-kilometer marine park in the Exmouth Gulf, with at least 30% designated as a no-fishing zone, to safeguard its globally significant marine habitat and biodiversity, following years of community consultation and a recommendatio...
Exmouth Gulf Declared Marine Park to Protect Biodiversity
The Western Australian government announced the creation of a 2600-square-kilometer marine park in the Exmouth Gulf, with at least 30% designated as a no-fishing zone, to safeguard its globally significant marine habitat and biodiversity, following years of community consultation and a recommendatio...
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Space Travel Accelerates Biological Aging: Study
A new study tracking changes in human stem cells during four space missions reveals that space travel may accelerate biological aging, as evidenced by reduced ability of blood cells to generate new cells and increased genetic damage.
Space Travel Accelerates Biological Aging: Study
A new study tracking changes in human stem cells during four space missions reveals that space travel may accelerate biological aging, as evidenced by reduced ability of blood cells to generate new cells and increased genetic damage.
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Beijing Integrates AI into K-12 Curriculum
Beijing has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) into the curriculum of all 1,400 primary and secondary schools, impacting 1.83 million students, as part of a broader push to strengthen science education, starting the new school semester.
Beijing Integrates AI into K-12 Curriculum
Beijing has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) into the curriculum of all 1,400 primary and secondary schools, impacting 1.83 million students, as part of a broader push to strengthen science education, starting the new school semester.
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Improved Survival Rates for Extremely Premature Infants in Germany
In Germany, advancements in neonatal care have significantly improved survival rates for extremely premature infants, born between 24 and 32 weeks gestation, with long-term developmental challenges remaining a concern.
Improved Survival Rates for Extremely Premature Infants in Germany
In Germany, advancements in neonatal care have significantly improved survival rates for extremely premature infants, born between 24 and 32 weeks gestation, with long-term developmental challenges remaining a concern.
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Canada Sets September Heat Record Amidst Intense Wildfire Season
British Columbia reached 40.8°C (104°F) on Wednesday, breaking Canada's September temperature record, following an intensely hot and dry summer that fueled the country's second-worst wildfire season, while a large hailstorm caused significant damage in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Canada Sets September Heat Record Amidst Intense Wildfire Season
British Columbia reached 40.8°C (104°F) on Wednesday, breaking Canada's September temperature record, following an intensely hot and dry summer that fueled the country's second-worst wildfire season, while a large hailstorm caused significant damage in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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WMO Report: Wildfires Worsen Air Quality Globally
The World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) 2024 Air Quality and Climate Bulletin reveals that wildfires, exacerbated by climate change, significantly contributed to global air pollution, with the Amazon basin experiencing the most substantial surge in PM2.5 levels.
WMO Report: Wildfires Worsen Air Quality Globally
The World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) 2024 Air Quality and Climate Bulletin reveals that wildfires, exacerbated by climate change, significantly contributed to global air pollution, with the Amazon basin experiencing the most substantial surge in PM2.5 levels.
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Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Accelerated Cognitive Decline in Study
A Brazilian study of nearly 13,000 adults found that higher artificial sweetener consumption correlated with a 62% faster decline in cognitive abilities, equivalent to 1.6 years of aging, particularly among those with diabetes.
Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Accelerated Cognitive Decline in Study
A Brazilian study of nearly 13,000 adults found that higher artificial sweetener consumption correlated with a 62% faster decline in cognitive abilities, equivalent to 1.6 years of aging, particularly among those with diabetes.
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Reintroducing Bison to US Grasslands: A Boon to Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health
A study in Yellowstone National Park reveals that reintroducing bison significantly boosts grassland biodiversity, soil health, and overall ecosystem productivity by over 3 million kilograms of additional protein.
Reintroducing Bison to US Grasslands: A Boon to Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health
A study in Yellowstone National Park reveals that reintroducing bison significantly boosts grassland biodiversity, soil health, and overall ecosystem productivity by over 3 million kilograms of additional protein.
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Intergenerational Impact of Parental Secondhand Smoke Exposure on Lung Health
A study in Australia revealed that fathers exposed to secondhand smoke during childhood are more likely to have children with impaired lung function, highlighting a transgenerational effect of passive smoking.
Intergenerational Impact of Parental Secondhand Smoke Exposure on Lung Health
A study in Australia revealed that fathers exposed to secondhand smoke during childhood are more likely to have children with impaired lung function, highlighting a transgenerational effect of passive smoking.
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Human Impact on Nature: A New Perspective
A new Guardian series, "The Aftermath," explores how nature responds to human-caused changes, revealing that most of Earth's land has been shaped by humans for thousands of years, and that unexpected havens can arise even in damaged landscapes.
Human Impact on Nature: A New Perspective
A new Guardian series, "The Aftermath," explores how nature responds to human-caused changes, revealing that most of Earth's land has been shaped by humans for thousands of years, and that unexpected havens can arise even in damaged landscapes.
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