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NASA Plans Earth-Orbit Test Flight for Artemis III

The mission will use prototype landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin to practice docking before attempting a lunar landing.

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Chromosome 17 Variations Affect Pheromone Perception

Genetic differences determine whether certain pheromones smell like floral scents or urine.

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US Fire Departments Address Training Gaps After Fatal Incidents

Recent firefighter deaths in Worcester prompt training reforms as departments balance high-risk duties and public service.

On Thursday, April 6, 2023, Health Minister Zahid Maleque held a bilateral meeting with the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, at the organization's hea

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WHO and ENHYPEN Launch Global Campaign for World Blood Donor Day

The World Health Organization partnered with K-pop group ENHYPEN to encourage voluntary blood donations on June 14

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JWST Finds Ancient Black Hole That May Predate Host Galaxy

Discovery of a supermassive black hole from the early universe challenges theories on how galaxies and black holes evolve.

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WHO Says One Blood Donation Can Save Three Lives

Global health officials and donors emphasize the critical need for blood supplies to maintain healthcare systems.

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Chimpanzees identified as closest living relatives to humans

Genetic research and anatomical studies show humans share more than 98% of DNA with chimpanzees and bonobos.

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Royal Institution Explains Science of Soap Bubble Colors

A new demonstration details how thin-film interference creates rainbow swirls on bubbles while bulk foam remains white.

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Lemurs in Madagascar Defend Fruiting Trees From Competitors

Observations from BBC Earth show wild lemurs actively protecting food sources from other animals in forested regions.

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Experts Warn Society Unprepared for Self-Improving AI

Industry chiefs and safety experts caution that the rise of self-improving artificial intelligence could lead rapidly toward superintelligence.

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (Jan. 13, 2012) Kandahar Role 3 Operational Medical Training Program students don J-LIST mission-oriented protective posture gear during a timed evolution familiarization class.

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Cleveland Clinic Outlines Prevention Methods for Tension Headaches

Medical professionals recommend stress management, posture correction, and hydration to reduce dull, tightening head pain.

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Human Anatomy Roots Trace Back to Single-Celled Organisms and Ancient Fish

Biological anthropologist Alice Roberts details how human biochemistry and structures evolved from deep-time ancestors.

Deconstruction of U.S. Customs and Border Protection soft-sided facilities near Tucson, Arizona. March 13, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser

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US Agents Target Caribbean Cocaine Shipments and Illegal Medications

Homeland Security Investigations and Customs and Border Protection coordinate efforts to stop maritime drug smuggling.

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Cleveland Clinic Recommends Mushrooms for Nutritional Benefits

Medical experts highlight the role of mushrooms as a nutrient-dense food choice for global health.

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Gordon Ramsay Joins National Geographic for US 250th Anniversary Special

The 'Uncharted' mega episode explores regional food traditions and landscapes across the United States.

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Understanding the Causes and Mechanics of Hiccups

Involuntary diaphragm spasms result from nerve irritation triggered by diet, stress, and temperature changes.

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Veritasium Tests Strength of Giant Zipper Prototype

Science communicator Derek Muller builds a scaled-up zipper to investigate the mechanics and durability of the common fastener.

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Information missing to report on English entropy measurements

Hanna News cannot verify claims regarding the measurement of English entropy due to a lack of documented evidence in the dossier.

A large grey rhinoceros with a single horn stands in a grassy field.

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BBC Earth Series Captures Rare Tiger Behaviors in Nepal

Wildlife biologist Dan O'Neill details new footage of tiger activity in the latest BBC Earth production, Tiger Island.

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Mayo Clinic Platform Uses Data Analytics to Speed Medical Innovation

The data-driven system aims to accelerate scientific discovery and improve patient-care outcomes in Rochester, Minnesota.

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AI Integration in Breast Imaging Improves Early Detection

New AI tools are enabling earlier cancer diagnoses and reducing residual disease after surgery in the US.

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Researchers Develop GrowHR Robot That Walks on Water

The new robot uses linked inflatable structures to expand its size and navigate aquatic environments.

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Slime Mold Makes Decisions via Internal Fluid Flows

Researchers find Physarum polycephalum navigates mazes and remembers food locations without a brain or nervous system.

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DNA Study Links Invasive Raccoons to Riverborne Bacteria in Japan

Researchers suggest a possible transmission pathway for the emerging food-borne bacterium Escherichia albertii to humans.

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Single Gene Controls Domestic Chicken Plumage Colors

Researchers from Leipzig University find that one gene drives the rapid genetic diversification of chicken feather colors.

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Venus Flytrap Snap Caused by Cell Wall Softening

New research reveals the carnivorous plant uses rapid cell-wall changes rather than water flow to close its traps.

A diagram showing logical deterministic cellular automata models of two-species resource competition in one-dimensional habitats.

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Dresden Physicists Develop New Theory for Collective Behavior

Researchers created a model to describe nonreciprocal interactions in bird flocks, human crowds, and cellular systems.

A satellite view of a coastline with fragmented white ice and icebergs floating in dark blue water.

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Surface Meltwater Accelerates East Antarctic Glacier Flow

A Hokkaido University study finds that meltwater draining to glacier bases lubricates the ice-bed interface, speeding ocean flow.

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Researchers Map First Complete Evolutionary History of Millipedes

New study traces the lineage of all living millipede orders back 460 million years.

An astronaut in a blue jumpsuit removes equipment from a metal rack inside a space station module.

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Microsoft AI Model Locates Missing Hydrogen Atoms in Crystals

The MatterGen model achieves a 97% success rate in reconstructing crystal structures to improve materials simulation.

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Researchers Confirm 100 Migratory Dragonfly and Damselfly Species

A global review by University of Exeter and Lund University scientists reveals insect migrations crisscrossing continents and oceans.

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Engineered Bacterium Converts Potato Starch to Biodegradable Plastic

University of Barcelona researchers develop a method to create PHB polymers from raw starch in 24 hours.

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Researchers Use Carbon Dioxide to Create Safer Oxidation Chemistry

University of Bayreuth team develops room-temperature process to replace hazardous, energy-intensive oxidation methods

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Water Flow Speeds Increase Nitrogen Pollution Risk in Europe

A new study indicates that water volume and velocity are critical factors in how climate change spreads nitrate pollution.

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WHO identifies tooth decay as most common health condition

The organization warns that sugar consumption promotes oral bacteria that erode enamel and lead to global decay.

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Slow Loris Identified as Only Known Venomous Primate

Research confirms the Southeast Asian primate uses a toxic bite for territorial defense and competition.

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Physicists Question Nature of Dark Matter Amid Detection Failures

New theories suggest dark matter may exist in multiple forms as direct detection efforts remain inconclusive.

A group of nurses in vintage uniforms stand together outdoors in a city setting.

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Johns Hopkins Expert Proposes New Strategies to Reduce VTE Rates

Dr. Elliott R. Haut outlined system-level approaches and patient engagement to combat venous thromboembolism during Grand Rounds.

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Cleveland Clinic Experts Detail Mechanical Ventilation Troubleshooting

Dr. Eduardo Mireles and Professor Rob Chatburn discuss critical ventilation signals and patient-ventilator discordance.

A small drone sits on a display stand next to a wall with a flag.

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Ukrainian Official Says Fully Autonomous Drones Killed Soldiers

A senior defense figure reports that AI-controlled drones operated without human oversight during a test two years ago.

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Disabled New Zealand Parrot Becomes Alpha Male Through Unique Fighting Style

Bruce the kea overcame a missing upper beak to dominate his social group at the Willowbank Wildlife Reserve.

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Johns Hopkins Specialist Shapes US Pancreatic Cancer Guidelines

Dr. Amol Narang serves as one of three radiation oncologists on the NCCN pancreatic adenocarcinoma guidelines panel.

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THC Vaping During Pregnancy Alters Offspring Brain Connectivity

Johns Hopkins research presented at the 15th Hershey Conference on Developmental Brain Injury shows lasting structural changes in children.

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Nanoparticle Paints Use Radiative Cooling to Lower Building Temperatures

New coating technology reflects sunlight and emits infrared radiation to reduce global air-conditioning energy demand.

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Thwaites Glacier Collapse Could Raise Global Sea Levels

Scientists warn that the destabilization of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet threatens major coastal cities worldwide.

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Doctor Mike visits Singapore

Medical influencer Doctor Mike documents his initial experiences and travels within Singapore in a new video.

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Johns Hopkins Surgeon Outlines Indicators for Hand Surgery

Dr. Christopher Frost details common hand conditions and the role of surgical intervention in patient recovery.

A river descends from a highland plateau surrounded by dense green forest.

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Tadpoles in Madagascar Use Active Defense Against Wasps

New footage reveals that tadpoles are not helpless when targeted by predatory wasps in the wild.

A portrait of Sophie Adenot wearing a blue flight suit against a neutral background.

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ESA Astronaut Upgrades ISS Communications System

Sophie Adenot installed the new Columbus Data Management Infrastructure to increase reliability for orbital scientific research.

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US Health Officials Urge E-Bike and Scooter Safety for Youth

Experts call for helmets and responsible riding as popularity of electric micromobility grows among children

A medical model showing the developmental stages of a human embryo.

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Human Embryonic Yolk Sac May Be Evolutionary Leftover

Biologist Alice Roberts describes the structure as devoid of useful function during human development.

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Research Links Depo-Provera Use to Increased Brain Tumor Risk

Cleveland Clinic neurosurgeon highlights data suggesting a five-fold increase in meningioma risk after one year of contraceptive use.

Skyways connect the Gonda Building and the Charlton Building at the Mayo Clinic.

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Mayo Clinic Announces Tomorrow's Cure Season 5 Premiere

The documentary series exploring emerging medical technologies returns with new weekly episodes starting June 24.

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Johns Hopkins Offers Spinal Anesthesia for Infant Urologic Surgery

The SURPASS program aims to reduce opioid use and accelerate recovery for infants undergoing specific surgical procedures.

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Cleveland Clinic Geriatrician Focuses on Alzheimer’s and Delirium Care

Dr. Saket Saxena leads initiatives to improve early assessment and primary care for older adults in the US.

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Cleveland Clinic Highlights Pediatric Neurologist Dr. Gary Hsich

The medical center is utilizing provider profiles to connect families with specialist care for children's neurological conditions.

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Mayo Clinic Performs First Robotic Pancreas-Kidney Transplant

The procedure uses new robotic technology to treat diabetes-related kidney failure and expand surgical options.

A group of gray African elephants with large ears and tusks standing together.

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Animals Use Laughter-Like Sounds to Build Social Bonds

Neurologist Kelly Clancy explains how vocalizations during play help various species develop and maintain essential social circuits.

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Cleveland Clinic Names Jaroslaw Maciejewski as New Department Chairman

Dr. Maciejewski will lead the newly created Department of Translational Hematology and Oncology Research in the US.

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Mayo Clinic Launches US Hospital Comparison Tool

HealthLocator provides free access to national hospital quality, safety, and patient-experience data.