ARTS & THEATRE
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Retinal Implant Allows People with Blindness to Read Again in Small Trials
Scientists have used an eye implant to improve the vision of dozens of people left functionally blind by age-related macular…
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Flu Cases Surge Early in Japan, Sparking Global Health Concerns
October 17, 2025 2 min read Flu Cases Surge Early in Japan, Sparking Global Health Concerns School closures and hospitalizations…
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Men’s Brains Shrink Faster than Women’s. What That Means for Alzheimer’s
October 15, 2025 3 min read Men’s Brains Shrink Faster than Women’s. What That Means for Alzheimer’s Women’s brains age…
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How the Math That Powers Google Foresaw the New Pope
October 11, 2025 5 min read The Math That Predicted the New Pope A decades-old technique from network science saw…
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Record-Breaking Everest Blizzard Explained | Scientific American
October 8, 2025 3 min read Science behind Record-Breaking Everest Blizzard That Trapped Hundreds A blizzard that trapped hundreds of…
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Mathematicians Discover Prime Number Pattern in Fractal Chaos
Prime numbers are sometimes called math’s “atoms” because they can be divided by only themselves and 1. For two millennia,…
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Jane Goodall’s Legacy of Challenging What It Means to Be a Scientist
Jane Goodall, a British primatologist known for her work with chimpanzees, died on Wednesday 1 October, aged 91. She was…
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Are We Alone? NASA’s Habitable Worlds Observatory Aims to Find Out
It’s a sweltering Tuesday in Washington, D.C., the kind of day that stretches the definition of Earth as a “habitable”…
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Lab-Grown Organoids Could Transform Female Reproductive Medicine
In 2017, Ashley Moffett, a reproductive immunologist, walked to the pharmacy near her laboratory at the University of Cambridge, UK,…
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Earthquakes Release Energy Mostly Through Heat, Not Ground Shaking
September 24, 2025 2 min read Most of an Earthquake’s Energy Is Released as Heat, Not Shaking Up to 98…
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