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Tiny spider embryos unlock the mystery of body building in nature | Science Featured Series The segmented body plan of arthropods, from insects to spiders, has long fascinated biologists for its conserved appearance and diverse developmental origin ...

Tiny spider embryos reveal how segmented bodies form, offering new insight into evolution and development.
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Tiny silica particles show surprising promise in stopping tumor growth | Science Featured Series Cancer remains one of the most difficult diseases to treat because every case can be different, and tumors often behave in unpredictable ways. One new direc ...

Tiny mesoporous silica particles may revolutionize cancer treatment by targeting tumors directly, with minimal impact on healthy organs!

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What We Miss in Interactions and The One Model That Catches It | Science Featured Series Schematic representation of the Relationship-Centred Shared Decision-Making process model. People receiving physical rehabilitation often face daily care ch ...

A new model helps capture the small but vital care decisions often missed in rehab!

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Doctors stop hidden stroke source using unexpected blood flow shortcut | Science Featured Series Vertebral artery stump syndrome, also known as VASS, is a rare but clinically important cause of recurrent strokes. It occurs when small blood clots, known ...

Doctors discovered a hidden cause of stroke and treated it using an unexpected blood flow route, stopping repeat strokes in a rare condition.
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New Study Questions Surgery Over Placebo for Back Pain Relief | Science Featured Series Envision enduring chronic low back pain, a widespread affliction that impacts a significant number of adults worldwide. Often, the sacroiliac joint is impli ...

Surgery for back pain may not be better than a fake one, says a new research. Real and placebo procedures showed similar results.

Is surgery really the answer?
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Allergy Relief Without the Usual Side Effects Is Finally Here | Science Featured Series Schematic overview of preclinical data from Ze 339. (Details at the end of the article) More and more people around the world are dealing with allergic rhin ...

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Ukrainian students tried an online mental health intervention and results surprised researchers | Science Featured Series Children in Ukraine continue to live under the weight of war, facing continual disruption and distress. Many have experienced trauma and displacement, and a ...

Ukrainian students tried an online mental health intervention and results surprised researchers!

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Molecular-level analysis of immune cells provides clues to health and disease | Science Featured Series Immune cells in the body are constantly reacting to messages from cancer cells, other immune cells, and micro-organisms.  These messages produce specific pa ...

🔬 Scientists at Case Western & Cleveland Clinic developed a 100x more sensitive cytometry method to map molecular signals in immune cells.

This breakthrough reveals new patterns in health & disease unlocking fresh paths for diagnosis & treatment.

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Allergy Relief Without the Usual Side Effects Is Finally Here | Science Featured Series Schematic overview of preclinical data from Ze 339. (Details at the end of the article) More and more people around the world are dealing with allergic rhin ...

Allergy relief without the drowsy side effects? ✅

That’s the promise of Ze 339, a plant-based extract now backed by clinical research.

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Building Safer Roads with AI: The Emergency Vehicle Dataset | Science Featured Series Most collections of training data used to develop self-driving car systems tend to focus on everyday objects like regular cars, people walking, and bicycles ...

New dataset alert! 📣

Researchers at NCAT State introduced EMS3D-KITTI, a computer-generated dataset that improves recognition of emergency vehicles in self-driving systems.

A step forward for safer AI-driven roads.

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What Peat Bogs Are Hiding About Carbon Emissions | Science Featured Series The Tollund Man was c. 30-40 years old when he died by hanging c. 405-380 BCE. He wasfound in 1950 in a bog c. 10 km west of Silkeborg. The Tollund Man&#039 ...

💨 What secrets lie in peat bogs?

Recent experiments show that peat can release significant CO₂ through natural chemistry alone, even without living microbes.

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Work by: Alexandra Cory, Prof. Jeff Chanton, Rachel Wilson, Beth Holmes

Pandemic Pressure: How Azithromycin Use Shaped Resistance and Clonal Shifts in Staphylococcus aureus | Science Featured Series During the 2019 pandemic sweeping through hospitals, an insidious companion emerged in bloodstream infections, where bacteria invade the blood: Staphylococc ...

🦠 Did pandemic antibiotic use reshape bacterial evolution?

A new study links widespread azithromycin use during COVID-19 to rising resistance and clonal shifts in Staphylococcus aureus revealing unintended effects of medical urgency.

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Recycling Rubber Just Got Real and It’s Surprisingly Simple | Science Featured Series Today, rubber materials are found everywhere, supporting areas like transportation, health services, and consumer products. Their durability, flexibility, a ...

♻️ Tough rubber, easy recycling?

A new method can break down strong synthetic rubbers using gentle heat and a small catalyst recovering valuable materials for reuse.

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Work by: Dr. Shigetaka Hayano, Dr. Shengyang Wang, ZEON

Following Up Is Hard to Do: Postoperative Pneumothorax in the Era of Mobility and Privacy | Science Featured Series Sudden lung collapse, known as spontaneous pneumothorax, can strike unexpectedly, leaving individuals gasping for relief. Despite remarkable progress in tre ...

💨 When lungs collapse, recovery is only the beginning.

A new study reveals how teenagers face the highest risk of recurrence after lung collapse surgery and why following up has become more difficult than ever.

📬 Could digital tools close the gap in post-op care?

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Drinking Coffee at the Wrong Time Cancels Its Benefits | Science Featured Series Could the time you drink your coffee influence how long you live? That question inspired a group of researchers to explore the connection between coffee hab ...

☕ Love coffee? Timing matters.

New research shows that drinking coffee at the wrong time could cancel out its cognitive benefits.

⏰ It's not just what you drink — it's when you drink it.

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From Trash to Toast: How Fruit Waste Became a Delicious Drink | Science Featured Series Faced with growing concerns about food waste and protecting the environment, scientists are finding smart ways to turn leftovers into useful new items. A cl ...

🥂 Trash turned into taste?

Scientists have developed a new fermented drink — made entirely from discarded fruit.
Could this be the future of sustainable beverages?

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Turning Lead into Gold Is Now Real | Science Featured Series For scientists studying matter at extreme energies, understanding how large atomic cores like lead break apart when they pass near each other—without actual ...

Scientists at the world's largest particle collider have observed lead atoms transforming into gold-like elements without colliding—just by passing close This breakthrough reshapes our understanding of matter itself.
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Gravity Is Just the Universe Organizing Its Data | Science Featured Series For centuries, gravity has been understood through the lens of classical physics, beginning with Newton's idea that objects pull on each other and late ...

What if gravity isn't a force but the universe organizing its data New research proposes gravity is just information being compressed like in a computer A bold step toward rethinking reality itself.
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From Trash to Toast: How Fruit Waste Became a Delicious Drink | Science Featured Series Faced with growing concerns about food waste and protecting the environment, scientists are finding smart ways to turn leftovers into useful new items. A cl ...

Turning fruit waste into tasty drinks Fermenting leftover apple and grape pulp creates flavorful beverages with rich color and health benefits A smart step toward reducing waste and boosting sustainability
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This Trick Could Have Stopped COVID-19 Across a Whole Country | Science Featured Series When COVID-19 first appeared in Chile, how it spread gave scientists a unique chance to observe how diseases move through a country with an unusual shape. C ...

New research reveals how stopping outbreaks in just a few key areas could have prevented COVID19 from sweeping across an entire country. A powerful model shows the tipping point before control is lost.
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Work by: Prof. Mauricio Canals Lambarri

Turning Lead into Gold Is Now Real | Science Featured Series For scientists studying matter at extreme energies, understanding how large atomic cores like lead break apart when they pass near each other—without actual ...

📢 New Publication
"Proton and Neutron Emissions in Near-Miss Lead Collisions"

by ALICE Collaboration | 2025

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Gravity Is Just the Universe Organizing Its Data | Science Featured Series For centuries, gravity has been understood through the lens of classical physics, beginning with Newton's idea that objects pull on each other and late ...

📢 New Publication
"Is Gravity Just Data Compression? A New Informational Theory Emerges"

by Dr. Melvin Vopson | 2025

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From Trash to Toast: How Fruit Waste Became a Delicious Drink | Science Featured Series Faced with growing concerns about food waste and protecting the environment, scientists are finding smart ways to turn leftovers into useful new items. A cl ...

📢 New Publication
"Turning Fruit Waste into Flavorful Fermented Drinks"

Dr. Zhuoyu Wang, Dr. Andrej Svyantek, Dr. Zachariah Miller et al. | 2025
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This Trick Could Have Stopped COVID-19 Across a Whole Country | Science Featured Series When COVID-19 first appeared in Chile, how it spread gave scientists a unique chance to observe how diseases move through a country with an unusual shape. C ...

📢 New Publication

"How Chile’s Shape Helped Track the Spatial Spread of COVID-19"

by Prof. Mauricio Canals Lambarri | 2025

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Hidden Danger in High-Tech Materials May Lead to Deadly Lung Disease | Science Featured Series Building blocks of modern materials, carbon nanotubes are valued for their strength and special electrical properties. However, growing concerns have surfac ...

📢 New Publication "Giant Eruption on Jupiter’s Moon Takes a Bite out of Pele’s Red Ring"

by Dr. Al Conrad et al. | 2025 Published in Geophysical Research Letters

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Spiders Without Eyes Now Spin Red Silk Thanks to Gene Hack | Science Featured Series Spiders, with their intricate webs and special biological features, have always intrigued scientists. However, their complex genetic makeup has made it diff ...

Scientists have edited spider DNA for the first time, creating eyeless spiders and red glowing silk. This breakthrough opens new paths in genetics and materials science.
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Work by: Edgardo Santiago-Rivera, Prof. Thomas Scheibel