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New CRISPR Method Enables Precise Control Over Protein Production in Cells

Scientists have developed a new CRISPR method that allows for precise control over protein production within cells, potentially revolutionizing cell biology research.

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Trump Administration Proposes Limiting Federal Grant Funding That Doesn't Advance Presidential Policies

The Trump administration is proposing a rule that would grant political appointees unprecedented control over federal grants for research, education, and infrastructure.

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Researchers Warn Trump Rule Could End U.S. Scientific Dominance

Two decades of cancer research efforts are at risk if a new Trump administration rule is implemented, according to scientists.

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Climate Change Affects UNESCO Rice Terraces in the Philippines

The Ifugao people struggle to protect their UNESCO-listed rice terraces from extreme weather effects due to limited government resources.

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Climate Change Poses Threat to Italy's Economic Growth and Debt Sustainability

A new study suggests climate change could undermine Italy’s economic growth prospects and exacerbate its public debt challenges.

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Mapping project aids in protecting coastal UNESCO heritage sites from climate threats

A new digital mapping initiative aims to safeguard some of the world's most significant and well-known cultural and natural landmarks, which are also serving as buffers against biodiversity loss and climate change.

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Seven Natural and Mixed Sites Join UNESCO World Heritage List

The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has added seven new sites recommended by the IUCN, a body that advises on nature conservation.

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Over 400 State Vaccine Bills Proposed, Nine New Laws Passed; CDC Director Nomination Advances

The United States continues to grapple with vaccine-related legislation and policy changes at both the state and federal levels.

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Eli Lilly to Acquire AtaiBeckley for Psychedelic Drug Development

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is set to acquire AtaiBeckley, a biotech firm focused on psychedelic drug development aimed at treating depression and other conditions.

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FDA Panel Considers Broadening Access to Peptide Treatments Amid Debate

A panel of FDA advisers is considering whether to allow broader access to peptides, which were previously banned due to safety concerns.

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Has the MAHA Movement Given Up?

The NYTimes article suggests that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s public-health libertarian ideas have failed once they took power.

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Colorado Springs Water Usage Surpasses Normal Levels This Year

Colorado Springs Utilities reported a 6% increase in water usage this year compared to the five-year average.

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UCSD Researchers Face Challenges in Syphilis Study Amid Drug Shortages and Community Trust Issues

UC San Diego researchers are struggling to continue their syphilis study due to a drug shortage and the need to maintain trust with hard-to-reach communities of unhoused individuals who use drugs.

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Food Safety Experts Recommend Increased Precautions for Produce Amid Cyclospora Outbreak

Food safety experts are advising increased caution when handling fresh produce due to an ongoing outbreak of Cyclospora, a parasitic infection that causes gastrointestinal issues.

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Climate Change Shifting Weather Patterns, Affecting Where People Can Live

Rising temperatures and changing weather patterns are reshaping where people can live, according to recent news reports.

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Women Feel More Attached to Pets Than Men, Study Finds

A new study from the University of Lucerne confirms that women tend to feel more attached to their pets than men do.

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Famed Investor Warns SpaceX IPO Could Be Launched into Laughter in the Future

A prominent investor predicts that history will mock SpaceX's Nasdaq 100 inclusion, calling it the craziest market bet since its initial public offering.

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Famed Investor Jeremy Grantham Critiques SpaceX IPO, Expresses Skepticism Over Future Ventures

Famed investor Jeremy Grantham has expressed skepticism towards SpaceX's future ventures and its claims of asteroid mining and space tourism in a recent interview.

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Father's Diet Before Pregnancy May Influence Baby's Health and Body Composition

A study suggests that a father's diet before conception can affect his baby's health and body composition, according to multiple news sources.

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Australia’s Algal Bloom Affects Hundreds of Marine Species, Scientists Investigate Causes

Scientists are investigating the causes behind a harmful algal bloom that has affected hundreds of marine species in Australia.

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Scientists Identify Potential Killer Behind South Australia’s Algal Bloom

A rare species of algae, known to produce highly toxic substances harmful to nerve cells, may be responsible for the deadly algal bloom in South Australia.

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Some Near-Death Experiences Seem Impossible to Explain. This Groundbreaking Tool Could Change That.

A new tool is being developed that could help explain some of the mysterious experiences people have during near-death situations.

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How Extreme Heat is Changing Summer Camps Amid Climate Change Concerns

Multiple news outlets report that extreme heat conditions are prompting changes in summer camps, with some adapting their schedules to keep children safe.

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Scientists Discover Ancient Smallpox in Chilean Remains

Researchers have uncovered smallpox viruses in the remains of ancient Chileans, offering insights into how the disease evolved.

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Ancient DNA Analysis Uncovers Family Ties in Medieval Burials

Recent ancient DNA analysis at a Swedish church site has revealed unexpected family relationships, challenging previous interpretations.

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Ancient DNA Analysis Reveals Genetic Links Between Scythian Elites and Commoners

A new study using ancient DNA analysis has shed light on the genetic ties between elite Scythians, known as the "Golden Man," and their commoner counterparts during the Iron Age.

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