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Scientists have discovered that hundreds of metabolic enzymes reside directly on human DNA inside the cell nucleus, creating unique "nuclear metabolic fingerprints" that vary between cancer types—a finding that could transform how tumors are diagnosed and treated.
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Cryonics is the practice of freezing legally dead humans at extremely low temperatures in hopes of future revival. Here is how the science works, what...
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Ancient DNA extracted from bones, teeth, and even permafrost sediments is rewriting human prehistory, revealing lost species, and opening unexpected d...
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Superconductors carry electricity with zero resistance, enabling MRI scanners, maglev trains, and particle accelerators. Here is how they work and why...
Economy
Diplomatic immunity shields foreign envoys from arrest and prosecution in host countries — a legal concept older than the nation-state itself. Here is...
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The fashion industry generates 92 million tonnes of textile waste every year, yet less than 15% is recycled. Here's why recycling clothes is so techni...
Sport
Italy pulled off one of the biggest upsets in World Baseball Classic history, defeating the heavily favored USA 8-6 in Houston. Shohei Ohtani missed J...
Health
Ozempic and Wegovy are hailed as breakthroughs against obesity and heart disease, but millions of publicly insured individuals in Germany remain witho...
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