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A Century of Illuminating Science: Science News Marks 100 Years of Empowering Public Understanding Washington D.C. – For a century,…
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Science News: Empowering Public Understanding of Science, Medicine, and Technology Since 1921
Science News, an independent, nonprofit source of accurate information on the latest developments in science, medicine, and technology, has been…
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Johns Hopkins Study Reveals Significant Cardiac Weakening and Molecular Changes in Bioengineered Heart Tissues After Month Long Space Station Mission
The biological toll of long-duration spaceflight has long been a concern for space agencies worldwide, but new research from Johns…
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Engineered exosomes from pig semen: a high-yield platform for non-invasive ocular drug delivery
In a remarkable breakthrough in ocular pharmacology, researchers in China have pioneered the development of novel eye drops derived from…
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Ancient Chinese Exercise Practice Baduanjin Found as Effective as Brisk Walking in Reducing Blood Pressure According to New Clinical Trial
A groundbreaking study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC), the flagship publication of the American…
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Quantum Superposition Demonstrated in Large Metallic Nanoparticles Pushing the Boundaries of Macroscopic Reality
In a landmark study published in the journal Nature, a collaborative team of physicists from the University of Vienna and…
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Cellular Intelligence Licenses Novo Nordisk’s Parkinson’s Cell Therapy Program Following Company’s Strategic Pivot
Seven months after Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk officially shuttered its dedicated cell therapy unit in October 2025, a significant…
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Science News: A Century of Empowering Public Understanding of Science
Since its inception in 1921, Science News has stood as a beacon of independent, nonprofit journalism, dedicated to delivering accurate…
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Guardrails for LLMs: Measuring AI ‘Hallucination’ and Verbosity
The rapid proliferation of large language models (LLMs) has revolutionized countless industries, yet their inherent propensity for generating verbose, sometimes…
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The Owl, the Hutia, and the Bee: Ancient Cave Reveals Unexpected Nesting Habits
Thousands of years ago, on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, a dramatic scene unfolded within the cool, dark confines of…
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