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Scientists use ultrasound waves to create spinning liquid droplets that force particles into central points. This breakthrough in 3D particle control could revolutionize biomedical testing and drug de

Ohio State researchers created the first atlas showing how pesticides change gut bacteria, identifying 306 specific interactions and a protective bacterial species that may counter inflammation from c

Scientists use cutting-edge spatial proteomics to map ovarian cancer evolution, creating a targeted Milciclib-Mirvetuximab therapy that shows 42% response rate compared to 16% with traditional treatme

Stanford scientists reveal PGE2 molecule restores muscle strength in older mice through DNA reprogramming. A single treatment combined with exercise yielded remarkable 15-20% strength improvement, pot

A 70-year-old Egyptian man was immediately deported after kicking a 25-pound CBP beagle that detected over 117 pounds of prohibited agricultural products in his luggage at Dulles Airport. The dog is r

Oxford scientists created a single-shot malaria vaccine using tiny biodegradable capsules that release booster doses weeks later, achieving 85% protection in trials and potentially helping millions wh

Japanese knotweed's rapid growth is causing UK property values to plummet by up to 15%. Learn how this invasive plant affects mortgages, legal responsibilities, and what homeowners must do.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 launched Starlink satellites just 56 hours after its previous mission, beating its March record by 30 minutes. This 497th Falcon flight coincided with the 10-year anniversary of the

Court settlement requires federal officials to make protection decisions for Chinook salmon by 2025. With populations as low as 28 fish in some rivers and endangered orcas at risk, this ruling could

After six years of planning and 20,000 public comments, Queens bus network gets its biggest redesign in 70 years with 124 routes, faster service, and better connections for 800,000 daily riders.