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Oxalate Levels Linked to Inflammation and Heart Risks in Kidney Disease
A study describes the association between elevated plasma oxalate and inflammation in kidney disease, according to published data.
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Ovarian Identity Shifts Toward Immune Profile After Menopause
A study describes increased immune cell activity in post-menopausal ovaries, according to published data. This indicates ongoing molecular changes.
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Assisted Spelling Methods for Nonspeaking Autistic Individuals Draw Ongoing Debate
A report details assisted spelling techniques for nonspeaking autistic individuals. Experts discuss the ongoing debate about their effectiveness.
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Sue Black’s Upcoming Book Explores Forensic Science in Court
A forensic anthropologist from Scotland, Sue Black's book An Expert Witness is scheduled for release in July 2026, according to reports.
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SpudCell Synthetic System Shows Complete Cell Cycle in Lab
Researchers at the University of Minnesota created SpudCell, a synthetic system that completes a full cell cycle using non-living chemical components.
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US Launches Quantum Genesis Initiative to Advance Computing by 2028
The Quantum Genesis Initiative aims to develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2028, as outlined in an executive order signed by Trump.
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Female Baboons’ Social Bonds Linked to Longevity and Offspring Survival
Stable female baboon groups show strong social bonds. These connections are linked to increased longevity and higher offspring survival, researchers report.
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Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Drives High Cancer Risk and Screening Focus
Females with Li-Fraumeni syndrome face nearly 100% lifetime cancer risk. Whole-body MRI is recommended for early detection, according to reports.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Shows Unusual Chemical Makeup
Observations from JWST and ALMA show comet 3I/ATLAS has unusual CO₂/H₂O ratios and high deuterated water levels, exceeding solar norms.