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A European research team says obesity and diabetes are part of the cause. Boards should treat it as a health-system issue, not a sideshow.
A new study finds a rare upside in melting glacial ice, with direct implications for climate risk models.
NASA’s near-Sun measurements suggest cosmic dust can carry electrostatic charge on plasma waves.
Claude’s internal J-space behaves like global workspace theory, and Anthropic says it’s already improving AI safety monitoring.
Physicists say a subtle signal from GW250114 may encode motion right at the point of no return.
A new line of research argues the quantum world blocks shortcuts even when you only check answers.
Small drafting changes can spread fast, amplify bias, and potentially shift long-run public opinion.
The agency is set to revisit peptide production, but evidence and safety data remain thin.
A new arXiv paper points to an early “red and dead” galaxy transitioning by losing the fuel for star formation.
NASA’s rover detected the shallowest organic detection yet on Martian surface, but the origin remains uncertain.
A nearby super-Earth shrinks in the math, landing it in the habitable zone with better odds for a real atmosphere.
A frozen mummy just turned into a microbial time capsule, with implications for how boards think about bio assets and IP.
