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AI helps Stanford scientists discover “natural Ozempic” without the usual side effects
Stanford Medicine researchers have identified a naturally occurring molecule that may suppress appetite and reduce body weight in a way…
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Rare and Unusual Burial of Premature Twins Uncovered Near Ancient Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
Archaeologists have unearthed a profoundly significant and exceptionally rare burial site near the venerable Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, Turkey,…
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The World Celebrates a New Generation of Mathematical Luminaries with the Announcement of the 2026 Fields and Abacus Medals
Every four years, the international mathematics community converges to recognize the most exceptional and groundbreaking contributions to the field through…
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The Hubble Tension: A Cosmic Discrepancy That Could Reshape Our Understanding of the Universe
For decades, astronomers have been engaged in a monumental effort to decipher the universe’s grand narrative. Since the groundbreaking discovery…
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Hong Wang Honored with Prestigious Fields Medal for Groundbreaking Work on 3D Needle Conjectures
The global mathematics community is abuzz with the announcement of the 2026 Fields Medal laureates, with four exceptionally talented young…
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Colorectal Cancer Emerges as Leading Cause of Cancer Death in Adults Under 50, Prompting Urgent Calls for Early Awareness and Screening
Colorectal cancer has become the leading cause of cancer-related death among people younger than 50. Although routine screening generally begins…
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The Energetic View of Life: How Mitochondria Connect Cells, Health, and the Mind
It was 9 a.m. on a Thursday in July 2021, and Martin Picard was participating in a groundbreaking experiment that…
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The End-Triassic Extinction: Ferns Fueled a Fiery Planet 201 Million Years Ago
The Earth’s history is punctuated by periods of profound upheaval, none more devastating than mass extinction events. Around 201 million…
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