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Beetle walks upside down underwater.

A small beetle has been discovered by researchers at the University of Newcastle in Australia that can run on the underside of water. While many

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AI to save rare whale species

The Atlantic North Right Whale, one of the world’s most endangered species, is facing extinction. However, a new technology has been developed to help preserve

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28,000-Year Power from Diamond Nuclear Battery

A new battery technology that generates electricity from nuclear waste using nanodiamonds has been developed. The betavoltaic battery is expected to provide energy for up

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Disease Risk Forecast with Gen-Analysis

A statistical model has been developed that can accurately predict the risk and age of onset for diseases such as high blood pressure based on

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New drug halves cholesterol yearly

A new medication has been developed that can halve “bad cholesterol” with just two injections per year. LDL cholesterol, also known as “bad cholesterol,” is

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Gum disease increases COVID-19 risk.

A new study has found that individuals with chronic gum disease, also known as periodontitis, are at a higher risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms.

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Germany meets climate goals due to pandemic

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on CO2 emissions, resulting in a decrease in Germany’s emissions. However, according to a study by Agora

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Human-Ape Chimera Embryo Created in China

Chinese scientists have successfully created a hybrid of human stem cells and monkey embryos, sparking ethical concerns among experts. Chimeras, or hybrids, possess the genetic

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Highly Effective Malaria Vaccine Developed

A groundbreaking clinical trial has successfully tested a highly effective malaria vaccine for the first time. Malaria is one of the leading causes of child

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Cheaper Wind Energy in Future

The cost of wind energy is set to significantly decrease in the coming years, with experts predicting a possible halving by 2050. According to a