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Biology

Scientists accidentally discover a pond organism that breaks biology’s most universal rule — its DNA uses stop codons to build proteins

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Indonesia’s Mount Dukono erupts and kills 3 hikers who ignored a 3-week closure — 17 others rescued from the crater

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Pakistan says it’s hopeful US-Iran mediation will reach a breakthrough after Iran began reviewing Trump’s one-page peace proposal

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A 5.5-magnitude earthquake hit the Philippines’ Davao region on May 6 as Mayon and Kanlaon volcanoes remain on elevated alert

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Kilauea’s rapid inflation and glowing vents signal another lava fountaining episode could begin at any time

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A 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck 39 km from Santa Rosa, California early Thursday morning

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Neuroscience

New Parkinson’s research suggests the brain has a built-in defense system that scientists could learn to activate before neurons die

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Health

A simple blood test may detect depression years before symptoms appear by tracking how immune cells age

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Health

Vertex Pharmaceuticals plans to submit its stem cell–derived insulin therapy to the FDA in 2026 after 12 patients with type 1 diabetes began producing their own insulin

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A next-generation ‘Trojan horse’ molecule outperformed every existing GLP-1 drug in mice — curbing appetite at lower doses with fewer side effects

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Health

Scientists may have found a way to slow Parkinson’s by strengthening the brain’s own protective systems instead of just treating symptoms

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Health

Arginine — a $2 amino acid supplement — slashed Alzheimer’s brain plaque in every animal model scientists tested

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A simple blood test measuring pTau217 can now predict Alzheimer’s progression years before memory loss or brain scan changes appear

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Archeology

A monumental Maya calendar discovery at El Castillo in Chichén Itzá is rewriting what archaeologists know about ancient timekeeping

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Archeology

A Roman-period industrial complex discovered at England’s Sizewell C site reveals organized pottery firing and salt production nobody knew existed

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Archeology

Ancient builders mastered complex plaster techniques 8,000 years before the Romans — and archaeologists just found the proof beneath a Scottish crannog

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Archeology

Archaeologists in Mexico uncover a rare Middle Preclassic Maya ball court dating to 800–300 BCE near Poxilá in Yucatán

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Biology

A tiny prehistoric mammal called Cimolodon desosai may hold clues to how life survived the dinosaur-killing asteroid

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Animals

Twenty-four new deep-sea crustaceans discovered as part of a global push to name 1,000 ocean animals by 2030

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Biology

Giant octopuses may have once ruled the ancient seas — new research flips the script on their evolutionary past

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