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Unveil the scientific marvels of Africa, a continent rich in diversity and discovery. From pioneering research to revolutionary conservation projects, explore how Africa’s unique landscapes and cultures drive innovation and contribute to global scientific progress in our latest section.
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Researchers found a brain circuit influencing stress responses, linking past adversity to future threat perception and implications for mental health.
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Merck’s withdrawal of Recarbrio raises concerns over treatment options for drug-resistant infections, highlighting challenges in antibiotic development and the need for innovative policies like the PASTEUR Act.
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Scientists have made significant discoveries about T. rex body temperature, immune responses to tumors, ancient plague DNA, and more, enhancing our understanding of biology and history.
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Health Secretary Kennedy supports anti-vaccine efforts amid rising measles cases, while researchers confirm a new exoplanet still forming and other discoveries.
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The University of Minnesota’s Vaccine Integrity Project will independently review meningococcal and pneumococcal vaccines amid shifting federal guidelines and rising meningococcal disease rates.
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Recent scientific studies reveal significant findings in brain aging, star formation, cancer treatment, chemical reactions, and neuron guidance, offering new insights into biology and potential therapies.
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Researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that decodes both speech and gestures in paralyzed individuals, enabling simultaneous communication through digital avatars, advancing neural prosthesis technology.
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Ancient Andean Civilizations Harnessed Psychedelic Rituals: New archaeological evidence is revealing how psychoactive drugs helped shape political and religious life in the ancient Andes. At Peru’s Chavín de Huántar temple complex, researchers found bone tubes containing traces of tobacco and vilca seeds rich in bufotenine, DMT and 5-MeO-DMT, providing direct evidence of intense hallucinogenic rituals.…
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University of Cape Town astronomers release iDaVIE, open-source VR software letting researchers explore 3D radio survey data cubes, aiding several published galaxy discoveries.
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DAILY DOSE: Dark Matter Detector Records Tantalizing Signal; Ebola Death Toll Passes 3,000 in Congo.
The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment noted a mysterious particle interaction, potentially related to dark matter, while the Ebola outbreak in Congo surpasses 3,000 deaths amid escalating infections.
