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Daily briefing: The brickbats hurled at scientists researching tobacco’s harms
The science behind urban firestorms, and how to fight them. Plus, how public-health researchers are targeted for focusing on tobacco, alcohol and...
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Daily briefing: The desperate race to use CRISPR to cure a rare neurodegenerative disease
Lessons for the messy state of modern drug development from researchers’ fight to save one young woman. Plus, what spaceflight does to your body and...
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I don't pay for Todoist, TickTick, or Any.do, I use this free tool to manage my tasks across devices
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Daily briefing: Deaths and diseases linked to rising temperatures across Europe
Global warming is costing lives, deepening health inequality and driving the spread of diseases across Europe. Plus, genes from century-old wheat...
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‘The Daily Show’ Uses Stephen Miller to Show What Adult Videos Would Look Like Under Project 2025
“The Daily Show” is getting its hands dirty to show viewers what the adult film industry would look like under Project 2025. And in case you’...
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Daily briefing: Genetically modified pig-organ transplant trial gets green light
The first pig-organ transplant trial in humans has been approved. Plus, the internet doesn't affect our memories, but AI might. Pig organ trial given...
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Daily briefing: Could these ‘leopard spots’ hint at ancient life on Mars?
Tiny spots discovered in a rock on Mars could be signs of microbes that once lived on the red planet. Plus: The brain cells that...
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Daily briefing: Mysterious Taiwan fossil is Denisovan
A fossilized jawbone discovered more than 20 years ago belonged to a Denisovan. Plus, the states hit hardest by NIH cuts in charts and an acoustics...
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The Israel–Hamas conflict: voices from scientists on the front lines
The deadly 7 October Hamas attacks on Israel, and Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, have upended lives — including those of researchers throughout the...
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books
The Fastest-Selling Adult Title of the Last 2 Decades
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Scientists achieve breakthrough solution to decades-long issue with virtually limitless energy device: 'Charting a path'
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Affordances in the brain: The human superpower AI hasn’t mastered
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First gene-edited pig liver transplanted into a brain-dead person
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Daily briefing: Breathing patterns might be as unique as a fingerprint
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Scientists fear tough UK immigration rules will deter talent
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Daily briefing: Critics call consciousness theory ‘pseudoscience’
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Daily briefing: How we taste sweetness
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Botswana’s mass elephant die-off: Scientists discover cause
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The ‘pivot penalty’: scientists get cited less after switching fields, analysis finds
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Daily briefing: Older people’s existing immunity could shape an H5N1 pandemic
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A Doctor Tells Us 3 'Secret' Vitamins Women Over 40 Should Be Taking Daily To 'Look Younger': Vitamin K-2, More
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Daily briefing: More than half of all life on Earth lives underground
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