NIH Ends Funding for Abortion Fetal Tissue Research
The National Institutes of Health announces immediate ban on funding research using fetal tissue from elective abortions, marking a significant policy shift under Trump's administration.
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Trump Administration Bans Fetal Tissue in NIH Research
The Trump administration has halted the use of abortion-derived human fetal tissue in all NIH-funded research, expanding restrictions first introduced during his initial term.
Direct Link Found Between Gut Bacteria and Cellular Aging
New research reveals a direct connection between gut microbiome balance and cellular repair mechanisms, showing how aging bacteria accelerate physical decline while young bacteria can reverse it.
Study: Women Prefer Men with Larger Penises
University research reveals women find taller, V-shaped men with larger penises most attractive, while men perceive them as intimidating rivals.
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US High-Security Lab Emergency Over Suspected Virus Exposure
A suspected exposure to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever triggered emergency measures at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Montana. Officials confirm the incident but state no actual transmission occurred.
Musk: Reverse Ageing 'Highly Likely' at Davos
Tech billionaire Elon Musk told the World Economic Forum in Davos that reversing human ageing is probable, while cautioning about societal impacts of extreme longevity.
US Lab Emergency After Suspected Lethal Virus Exposure
Emergency protocols activated at Rocky Mountain Laboratories after suspected exposure to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus. Officials confirm incident but say no actual transmission occurred.
Guinea-Bissau Suspends Hepatitis B Vaccine Study for Review
Guinea-Bissau has suspended a Trump administration-backed hepatitis B vaccine study on newborns pending an ethical review, citing concerns over withholding vaccines from at-risk infants.
Flu Study: Locked Volunteers Don't Catch Virus
A groundbreaking study reveals volunteers spent days in close contact with flu patients without infection, challenging assumptions about influenza transmission.
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Stonehenge Mystery Solved: Sand Grains Reveal Human Transport
Geologists have used mineral fingerprinting to prove Stonehenge's stones were transported by Neolithic people, not glaciers, solving a 5,000-year-old archaeological puzzle.
World's Oldest Cave Art Found in Indonesia Rewrites History
A 67,800-year-old hand stencil discovered in a Sulawesi cave is the world's earliest rock art, challenging theories about human creativity and migration to Australia.
Positivity, Scabies Surge, and Clever Cows – Science Weekly
The Guardian's science editor Ian Sample and Madeleine Finlay discuss three key science stories: how positive thinking may enhance vaccine response, the UK's scabies outbreak, and surprising tool use in cows.
Gates and OpenAI Launch $50m AI Health Plan for Africa
The Gates Foundation and OpenAI announce a $50 million partnership to deploy AI in African healthcare systems, aiming to counter devastating impacts of international aid reductions.
No Stomach Cancer Link Found in Long-Term Acid Reflux Drug Study
New research published in The BMJ finds no association between long-term proton pump inhibitor use and gastric adenocarcinoma, offering reassurance to millions of patients.
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Ultrasound Crucial in ISS Medical Emergency, Crew Says
Astronauts from Crew 11 detail how a portable ultrasound machine became essential during a medical emergency aboard the International Space Station, leading to NASA's first evacuation in 65 years.
Europe's Oldest Elephant Bone Tool Found in Sussex
A 500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer discovered at Boxgrove reveals prehistoric humans' sophisticated tool-making skills and resourcefulness.
Gates and OpenAI in $50m AI Health Deal for Africa
The Gates Foundation partners with OpenAI on a $50 million initiative to deploy AI in African healthcare systems, countering devastating international aid cuts.
67,800-Year-Old Indonesian Handprints Are Oldest Cave Art
Stunning hand stencils discovered in Sulawesi caves date back at least 67,800 years, representing the earliest known cave wall art and offering new insights into prehistoric human creativity.
World's Oldest Rock Art Found in Indonesian Cave
Archaeologists discover a 67,800-year-old hand stencil in a Sulawesi cave, potentially the oldest known rock art, shedding light on early human migration to Australia.
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Study Debunks Glacial Theory for Stonehenge Stones
A groundbreaking study using mineral fingerprinting challenges the long-held glacial transport theory, suggesting Stonehenge's stones were human-transported, not moved by ancient glaciers.
New Drug Regenerates Knee Cartilage, Could Prevent Arthritis
Scientists at Stanford University have discovered how to block a key ageing protein, leading to cartilage regeneration in mice and human tissue, offering hope for millions with joint pain.
Scientists Debunk Stonehenge Glacial Transport Theory
New mineral fingerprinting research reveals Stonehenge's stones weren't carried by glaciers but deliberately transported by ancient builders, challenging long-held theories about the monument's origins.
Three Foods Linked to Autism in New Genetic Study
New research suggests wholemeal pasta and cheese spread may increase genetic susceptibility to autism, while bananas could offer protective benefits through immune system modulation.
Ancient Mass Grave Shows First Pandemic Response
Archaeological study of Jerash mass grave reveals how ancient Roman city buried hundreds rapidly during Plague of Justinian, offering unprecedented insight into societal crisis management.
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Internal Pulley System Could Explain Great Pyramid Construction
A groundbreaking study proposes the Great Pyramid was built using hidden counterweights and pulley mechanisms within its structure, challenging traditional ramp theories and offering new insights into ancient engineering.
Colon Cancer in Young Linked to Stiff Gut Tissue
Scientists discover that stiffened colon tissue in young patients accelerates cell growth, potentially explaining the alarming rise in early-onset colorectal cancer cases worldwide.
Autism Facial Expressions Show 'Different Language' in Emotions
UK researchers discover autistic individuals express anger, happiness and sadness with distinct facial movements that differ significantly from neurotypical patterns.
Scientists Accidentally Turn Lead into Gold at CERN
Researchers at the ALICE experiment in Switzerland have inadvertently produced microscopic amounts of gold while simulating Big Bang conditions, achieving a modern form of alchemy.
Positive Thinking Boosts Vaccine Effectiveness, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research reveals that training your brain for positive thoughts after vaccination can significantly increase protective antibody production, offering new insights into vaccine enhancement strategies.
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Brain Scans May Predict Antidepressant Sexual Side Effects
A new study reveals a simple brain scan could identify those most at risk of sexual dysfunction from common antidepressants like SSRIs, potentially revolutionising depression treatment in the UK.
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