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The new remote data suggests most spreading can happen quickly, sometimes without seismic signals, reshaping how we monitor the seafloor.
The WHO’s annual review says cancer outcomes improved, but inequities in prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care remain persistent.
The Windrush-era musician endured racism in the 1950s, but his oil-drum steelpan orchestra changed UK music anyway.
A rare study used wildlife cameras to watch war impact animals as it unfolded, offering hard data for conservation and policy.
A 5,000-year-old French tomb links a population crash to an unrelated replacement group and shifting social traditions.
A once-daily pill delivers stronger trial results than leading oral semaglutide, with logistics and cost advantages over injections.
A new randomized study undercuts observational claims of cross-protection, reshaping how boards think about vaccine
A mutation found in shallow-water species helps explain how octopuses build proteins with fewer mistakes.
A new orbital detector concept aims to spot the telltale signal of hidden nuclear devices, with bigger implications for space security.
A systematic in vivo feasibility evaluation maps what works today and what must be solved before any clinical deployment is plausible.
A breakthrough in thermal control points to infrared sensing, energy tech, and light-and-heat memory without constant power.
China’s first asteroid sampling mission snaps a July 2 image, then moves toward sample return that could test lunar-origin theories.
