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Senescent “zombie” cells use broken mitochondria to keep aging bodies inflamed

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Cord-blood cells attacked solid tumors through two separate detection systems

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Chemistry textbooks have overstated one foundational effect for nearly a century

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Scientists watched matching DNA strands zip together despite their electrical repulsion

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Researchers found a protein weak spot that stopped deadly brain tumors from forming in preclinical models

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A popular brain-supplement amino acid tracked with shorter lives in men

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Your gut bacteria may spread between people faster than anyone realized

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Light at night may quietly remodel the heart through disrupted body clocks

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GLP-1 drugs were linked to a 7% higher hair-loss risk in genetically susceptible men

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A hidden food compound may worsen Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis in susceptible guts

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Scientists found a bone-building receptor that strengthens bone while slowing its loss

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Webb found 27 faint worlds beyond Neptune, including one like fireflies seen from Earth on the Moon

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Scientists found 84 strange X-ray objects behaving unlike anything Chandra had cataloged

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Seven Denisovan fossils surfaced beside more than 1,300 tools in a Chinese cave

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Healthy brain wiring may protect language even while gray matter shrinks

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A wearable caught nighttime hormone surges that routine blood-pressure tests keep missing

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9 of the oldest living things scientists have ever found on Earth

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The deepest hole humans ever drilled stopped at 7.6 miles because the rock down there flowed like plastic

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SpaceX is about to fly Starship on its first real orbital mission, carrying a stack of Starlink satellites

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NASA’s Europa Clipper swings past Earth this December to reach an ocean moon that might hold life

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