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DAILY DOSE: Smartwatch AI Detects High Blood Pressure Without a Traditional Cuff; Ancient Tomb Reveals Evidence of Cannabis Use 2,800 Years Ago.

Recent research spans wearable health screening, ancient cannabis use, quantum simulation, climate risks, genetics, astronomy, environmental pollution, and breakthroughs in molecular chemistry.

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DAILY DOSE: Robot Builds Structure in Space Without Astronaut Assistance; Chinese Space Station Sets Record for Coldest Quantum Gas in Space

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Walking Still Helps People With COPD, Even Where the Air Is Bad

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A Volume Knob for Stress: Mice Carry the Memory of Past Adversity in an Unexpected Circuit

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Staphylococcus aureus Steals Milk Fat to Build a Triple-Thick Coat

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The hidden cost of going elite: why young athletes need a life outside sport

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DAILY DOSE: Robot Builds Structure in Space Without Astronaut Assistance; Chinese Space Station Sets Record for Coldest Quantum Gas in Space

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Everyday Science

Walking Still Helps People With COPD, Even Where the Air Is Bad

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A Volume Knob for Stress: Mice Carry the Memory of Past Adversity in an Unexpected Circuit

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Staphylococcus aureus Steals Milk Fat to Build a Triple-Thick Coat

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A Blinding Amoeba Gets a Readable Genome, and 300 Unique Mitochondrial Proteins to Aim At

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More Steps, Fewer Symptoms: 5,500 Adolescents, Fitbits, and a Link That Keeps Going Up

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Delete One Gene and a Growth-Stopping Antifungal Becomes a Killer

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Starving E. coli Shuffle Their DNA Using Viruses and CRISPR — a Primitive Kind of Sex

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A vintage illustration titled 'Ghosts of Newtown' featuring silhouettes of ghostly figures, gravestones, a river landscape, and an old house surrounded by trees.

Conversations with Michael Blakey: Bones, Law, and Dignity (Part 1)

November 2, 2026
Conversations with Aja Marie Lans: On the Rending of Relationship and Defending the Dead.

September 18, 2026
Conversations with Mike McCann: Reef, Reckoning, and the Return of New York’s Oysters.

September 4, 2026

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Conversations with Cody Ann Hermann (Pt. 2): Access, Power, and the Future of Flushing Creek.

June 5, 2026
Poetry as System, Reader as Navigator: A Conversation with Stephanie Strickland & Cynthia Lawson Jaramillo

March 4, 2026

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October 10, 2026

Billy Finn and Bruce Greyson discuss the scientific and spiritual realities of the after-life.

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