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Dying Cells Leave Viral "Breadcrumb Trails" That Spread Infection
Researchers discovered a new type of vesicle released during cell death that viruses can hijack to spread infection while evading the immune system.
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Euclid Telescope Captures 60 Million Stars at the Milky Way's Heart
The Euclid space telescope has imaged the Milky Way's center in extraordinary detail, revealing more than 60 million stars in a single view.
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Europe's First Synchrotron TES Spectrometer Opens at BESSY II
A new TES spectrometer at BESSY II detects X-ray photons up to 1,000 times more efficiently than conventional instruments, enabling study of nanoscale and quant
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Younger Generations Are Biologically Aging Faster, Study Finds
A new study finds recent generations are biologically older than previous ones at the same age, potentially explaining rising cancer rates in younger adults.
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Genetic Research Reveals New Bird Species Hidden in Japan
DNA analysis has uncovered a previously unknown bird species in Japan, splitting what was thought to be one species into two distinct ones.
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Why Fitness Tech Keeps Optimizing the Wrong Number
A Cambridge researcher argues protein and exercise guidelines target survival, not performance - and wearables are tracking the wrong thresholds.
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FDA Approves Bemotrizinol, First New Sunscreen Ingredient Since 1999
The FDA approved bemotrizinol on June 9, 2026 — the first new over-the-counter sunscreen ingredient permitted in the U.S. in over 25 years.
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Tubulin Protein May Protect Against Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease
Scientists find tubulin may prevent toxic protein clumps linked to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, offering a new therapeutic direction.
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Goblin Shark Filmed Alive in the Deep Sea for First Time
Scientists captured the first-ever deep-sea footage of the elusive goblin shark, filming two individuals in the South Pacific.