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Eli Lilly and Company has once again demonstrated its formidable market power, reporting first-quarter 2026 sales that significantly surpassed analyst…
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Science News: A Century of Empowering Public Understanding of Science
Science News, a venerable institution in the realm of science journalism, has dedicated itself to providing accurate and accessible information…
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OpenClaw Emerges as a Pivotal Open-Source Agent System, Transforming AI from Conversational to Actionable Across Diverse Sectors
OpenClaw, an open-source agent system, is rapidly gaining prominence for its innovative approach to bridging the gap between conversational artificial…
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Daily Habits in Midlife Offer Powerful Predictions of Lifespan in Groundbreaking Fish Study
A groundbreaking new study, supported by the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience at Stanford’s Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, has unveiled…
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TWiV 1286: Clinical Update with Dr. Daniel Griffin
In a recent clinical update delivered on the "This Week in Virology" (TWiV) podcast, Dr. Daniel Griffin and host Vincent…
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Evolutionary Selection and Paternal Age How Aging Increases Disease-Causing Mutations in Sperm
The long-held scientific assumption that the male germline is a static repository of genetic information has been fundamentally challenged by…
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The biotech bi-weekly: a virtual biology initiative, a new discovery grant and a protein supplier to watch in cancer research in 2026
This edition of the biotech bi-weekly brings into sharp focus a vibrant landscape of innovation, marked by significant grant launches,…
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How Medvi Built a $1.8 Billion Telehealth Empire in Regulatory Blind Spots: A Deep Dive into AI, Compounding, and Fragmented Oversight
The rapid ascent of Medvi, a telehealth company projected to achieve a staggering $1.8 billion valuation this year, has thrust…
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Drexel University Researchers Engineer High Conductivity MXene Nanoscrolls Unlocking New Frontiers in Nanotechnology and Quantum Materials
Fifteen years after the landmark discovery of MXenes at Drexel University, a research team led by the College of Engineering…
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