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- China Sends Stem‑Cell Embryo Models to Tiangong Station
- Gabriel Landeskog Returns After 1,032-Day Knee Injury Using AI Sensors
- Remote robotic bladder surgery connects Wuhan and Hyderabad
- PCOS renamed PMOS in largest medical name change
- Cell therapy trial shows 70% survival without liver transplant
- Right-handedness tied to walking upright and brain expansion
- New Mosasaur Species Tylosaurus rex Identified from Texas Fossils
- Study finds 7% to 16% of vascular plants may lose most habitat by 2100
- Ohta Seiki Struggles to Meet Demand for Robotic Bear Deterrent
- Asteroid 2026 JH2 to make safe close Earth pass May 18
- Study in The Lancet finds 1.2 billion living with mental disorders in 2023
- James Webb Detects Methane in Temperate Exoplanet TOI199b Atmosphere
Gabriel Landeskog Returns After 1,032-Day Knee Injury Using AI Sensors
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog has resumed his NHL career after a three-year absence by utilizing a sophisticated, data-driven system to manage a complex knee injury.
Remote robotic bladder surgery connects Wuhan and Hyderabad
In a landmark demonstration of cross-border telemedicine, a surgeon in Wuhan, China, has successfully performed a robotic surgery on a patient located over 4,000 kilometers away in Hyderabad, India.
PCOS renamed PMOS in largest medical name change
After more than a decade of global research and patient advocacy, the condition long known as polycystic ovary syndrome has been officially renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, or PMOS, in what researchers d...
Cell therapy trial shows 70% survival without liver transplant
A new cell therapy developed by researchers at the University of Edinburgh has shown promise as a potential alternative to liver transplants for patients with advanced liver disease, with a clinical trial finding that 70...
Right-handedness tied to walking upright and brain expansion
About 90 percent of people across all human cultures prefer using their right hand for tasks such as writing, eating and throwing.
New Mosasaur Species Tylosaurus rex Identified from Texas Fossils
Scientists have identified a new species of mosasaur, a giant marine reptile that lived during the Cretaceous period, naming it Tylosaurus rex.
Study finds 7% to 16% of vascular plants may lose most habitat by 2100
A significant portion of the world's plant species faces a high risk of extinction by the end of this century as climate change shrinks their suitable habitats, according to a new scientific study.
Ohta Seiki Struggles to Meet Demand for Robotic Bear Deterrent
A Japanese company is struggling to meet surging demand for its robotic "Monster Wolf" devices as communities across the country seek new ways to deter bears following a sharp increase in dangerous encounters.
Asteroid 2026 JH2 to make safe close Earth pass May 18
A newly discovered asteroid will make an exceptionally close, but safe, pass by Earth on Monday, May 18. The object, designated 2026 JH2, is expected to come within approximately 56,000 to 57,000 miles of the planet, whi...
Study in The Lancet finds 1.2 billion living with mental disorders in 2023
Nearly 1.2 billion people worldwide were living with a mental disorder in 2023, a figure that has nearly doubled since 1990, according to a major new study published in The Lancet.
James Webb Detects Methane in Temperate Exoplanet TOI199b Atmosphere
Astronomers have successfully analyzed the atmosphere of a temperate giant planet located over 330 light-years from Earth, marking a significant milestone in exoplanet research.
Study finds hybrid pig population expanding near Fukushima Daiichi
A population of hybrid pigs, descended from domestic pigs and wild boars, is expanding rapidly in the evacuation zone surrounding Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, according to a new scientific study.
OpenAI model disproves Erdős planar unit distance conjecture
An internal reasoning model developed by OpenAI has disproved a longstanding mathematical conjecture about the maximum number of unit distances possible between points on a flat plane, a problem first posed by the legend...
UK melanoma diagnoses hit record 20,980 in 2022
The number of people diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, has reached a record high in the United Kingdom, according to new data from Cancer Research UK.
Study finds cardiovascular benefits peak at 560 to 610 minutes weekly
A new study suggests that achieving optimal protection against heart attacks and strokes may require adults to engage in significantly more weekly exercise than current public health guidelines recommend.
Study links Great Pyramid resilience to soil-structure vibration mismatch
A new scientific study has identified key structural features that explain the remarkable seismic resilience of Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza, which has endured for over 4,600 years.
Lilly trial shows retatrutide weight loss comparable to surgery
An experimental weight-loss drug from Eli Lilly has achieved results in a major clinical trial that rival the effectiveness of bariatric surgery, according to data released by the company.
NOAA Forecasts Below-Average 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season With Risk
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1, with forecasters predicting a season of below-average activity overall but warning that significant risk remains for parts of the U.S. coastline.
Pilot trial finds tocilizumab may improve inflammatory depression
A small clinical trial has provided early evidence that an existing anti-inflammatory drug may offer a new treatment path for patients with difficult-to-treat depression.
