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Researchers Uncover Issue with Genetically Engineered Immune Cells

McGill Study Reveals Distinct Suicidal Thought Patterns

Is Your Pool Water Really Clean?

Mental Health Settings: Last Resort Practices for Safety

Prehabilitation Protocol Reverses Frailty in Heart Failure

Study Reveals Hereditary Cancer Identification on TikTok

Tuna Recall Over Listeria: 7 States Affected

New Study in Nanotechnology: Less Harmful Breast Cancer Therapy

"Human Genome Project: Evolution to 1000 Genomes Success"

Brain's Internal GPS Alters in Familiar Environments

Key Difference Found in Rhabdomyosarcoma Types

Autoantibodies Impact Cancer Immunotherapy Response

Researchers Discover Neurobiotic Sense: Gut-Brain Communication Breakthrough

New Treatment for Schizophrenia: Addressing Cognitive Deficits

Challenges of Space Pregnancy: Mars Mission Concerns

Australians Wake Up to Seasonal Cold Symptoms

Who Covers Upfront Outing Costs: Cinema, Play, Theme Park

Rising Concussion Injuries in Martial Arts: Study

Study: Heavy Drinking Americans Face Higher Liver Disease Risk

Stay Cool and Hydrated: Summer Dangers to Avoid

Predicting Breastfeeding Challenges for Expectant Mothers

Breakthrough Study Reveals Brain's Memory Sorting Code

Lithium Treatment for Bipolar Disorder: Dosage Risks

Study Reveals Women's Lethal Acts Linked to Provocation

Sarah Forgie Reflects on Finding Joy Amid Pandemic Burnout

Beware: Dangers of Chlorine Dioxide Marketing

Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome: Risk After Surgery

Global Health Concern: Air Pollution's Impact on Immune Responses

Study Reveals Link Between mRNA Vaccines and Menstrual Changes

Beetroot Juice Linked to Lower Blood Pressure

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Atom Temperature Measurement Disproves Decades-Old Theory

DNA Replication Reveals DNA Three-Way Junctions

Antimatter Breakthrough: Antiproton Qubit Trapped for Minutes

Scientists Uncover Elemental Sulfur in Space

Germany's Blue Carbon Ecosystems: Climate Mitigation & Biodiversity

Kansas Researcher Studies Aquaterra: Submerged Ancient Regions

Summer Heat Impact on Cities: Buildings and Pavement Trap Sun's Warmth

Grandparents: Vital Childcare Support in Family Life

Is Your Pool Water Really Clean?

Universe's Stars: Key to Understanding Galaxies

Legal Efforts Rise Amid Worsening Climate Change

Global Efforts to Address Climate Change at Local Levels

International Research Team Uncovers Key Link in Lithium-Mediated Nitrogen Reduction

Fossil Site in Colombia: Terror Bird and Caiman Encounters

Study Reveals Benefits of Efficient Stoves in Rwanda

Deep Sea Study Shows Global Connectivity of Marine Life

Evolutionary Role of Body Coverings in Warm-Bloodedness

Mouse Survival: Flee or Freeze Dilemma

Understanding Quantum Confinement in Nanoscale Materials

Mosquitoes Cause 600K Deaths in 2023

Researchers Develop Mechanical Adhesive Inspired by Hitchhiking Fish

Mapping Earth's Underground Mycorrhizal Fungal Biodiversity

Scientists Decode Human Genome Regions Across Ancestries

Australian Properties Face Bushfire, Erosion, Flood Risks

Gardeners' Dilemma: Choosing Plants During Water Restrictions

Trump Unveils AI Action Plan: Executive Orders Address Bias

"Djerba: Rich Cultural History and Architectural Sites"

Ghosting Phenomenon: Abandonment Beyond Dating

Political Divide: Young Women Shift Liberal, Men Conservative

175 Countries Meet in Geneva for Final UN Plastic Pollution Treaty Talks

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Five reasons why driverless cars probably won't take over your street any time soon

UK Government Launches Consultation on Driverless Cars

Scientists design sustainable and more resistant asphalt using cigarette butts

Rise in Cigarette Butt Waste: 9 Trillion by 2025

Spain Leads in Recycling Buildings and Materials

The circular economy could make demolition a thing of the past—here's how

The Role of Human Labor in Content Moderation

Hard labor conditions of online moderators directly affect how well the internet is policed—new study

Watermarks offer no defense against deepfakes, study suggests

University of Waterloo Study: AI Image Watermarks Easily Removed

Harvesting Robots: Future Support for Agricultural Businesses

3D laser scanner improves sensing capabilities of harvesting robots

Nature Inspires Advanced Underwater Propulsion

Soft robot mimics ancient cephalopods for efficient, low-noise underwater movement

Decoding Machine Decision-Making in AI World

Q&A with professor of computer science: What happens when AI faces the human problem of uncertainty?

Institute Unveils Datavzrd: Simplifying Complex Data

South Korean Team Develops Breakthrough Lithium-Metal Battery Tech

New open-source tool makes complex data understandable

New transfer printing method creates safer, longer-lasting lithium-metal batteries

Reinventing cement by harnessing volcanic chemistry to create more sustainable building materials

The Power of Spectrum in Wireless Communication

Roman Author Pliny the Elder: Dust Turning to Stone

Metal-free supercapacitor stack delivers 200 volts from just 3.8 cm³

Researchers build tiny tech that could power faster, smarter 6G wireless

New Method for Compact Energy Storage Devices Developed

Researchers develop new method to boost industrial robot dynamics modeling efficiency

Chinese Academy of Sciences Enhances Industrial Robot Dynamics

AI boom leads to record costs on US grid and calls for new plants

Record $16.1 Billion Spent on U.S. Power Grid Upgrades

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Sunday, 22 September 2019

Face transplant recipient's donor face now failing

A woman who was severely burned in a domestic violence attack in Vermont is hoping for a second face transplant after doctors recently discovered tissue damage that likely will lead to the loss of her donor face.

Five-year period ending 2019 set to be hottest on record

A damning new UN report published Sunday said the world is falling badly behind in the race to avert climate disaster as a result of runaway warming, with the five-year period ending 2019 set to be the hottest ever.

Swiss hold high-altitude wake for lost glacier

Dozens of people dressed in black went on a "funeral march" up a steep Swiss mountainside on Sunday to mark the disappearance of an Alpine glacier amid growing global alarm over climate change.

Suspected drones disrupt Dubai flights

Flights at Dubai's international airport, one of the world's busiest, were briefly disrupted Sunday due to "suspected drone activity," officials said.

Could Venus have been habitable?

Venus may have been a temperate planet hosting liquid water for 2-3 billion years, until a dramatic transformation starting over 700 million years ago resurfaced around 80% of the planet. A study presented today at the EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2019 by Michael Way of The Goddard Institute for Space Science gives a new view of Venus's climatic history and may have implications for the habitability of exoplanets in similar orbits.

GM electric car push could mean fewer and lower paying jobs

If U.S. consumers ever ditch fuel burners for electric vehicles, then the United Auto Workers union is in trouble.

Communities search for ways to live with growing fire threat

Unless it's Sunday, Kelly Loew is steering her rusty red Jeep down the same mail route in Shingletown, as she has six days a week for the last seven years. But she delivers less mail these days as California's persistent wildfires drive residents away.

Tanzania not sharing information on suspected Ebola: WHO

The World Health Organization has accused Tanzania of failing to provide information on suspected cases of Ebola in the country, potentially hindering efforts to curb the spread of the deadly virus.

Albania inspects quake damages, sees over 100 aftershocks

Many Albanians in the capital of Tirana and the port city of Durres have not gone back home after a 5.8 magnitude earthquake injured 105 people and damaged hundreds of homes.

As global leaders meet, the Amazon rainforest burns

The fires that burned through the Amazon rainforest last month sparked international outcry and offers of help, but as world leaders meet in New York, the planet's largest rainforest remains engulfed in flames.

Lorena downgraded to tropical storm off northwest Mexico coast

Hurricane Lorena was downgraded to a tropical storm as it swirled in the Gulf of California off northwest Mexico Saturday, after making landfall near the Los Cabos beach resort, the Mexican hurricane monitor said.

Runaway bear cub returns to the wild in French Pyrenees

A runaway bear cub that tunneled its way out of an enclosure in southern France but was eventually recaptured after a chase through the countryside has been returned to the wild, local authorities said at the weekend.

Flights cancelled as Typhoon Tapah approaches Japan

Typhoon Tapah approached southwestern Japan Sunday, with heavy rain and strong winds grounding hundreds of regional flights.

UK travel giant Thomas Cook faces collapse

Thomas Cook's 178-year existence was hanging by a thread on Sunday after the iconic British travel firm struggled to find further private investment and is now relying on an unlikely government bailout.

Swiss to hold high-altitude wake for lost glacier

Dozens of people will undertake a "funeral march" up a steep Swiss mountainside on Sunday to mark the disappearance of an Alpine glacier amid growing global alarm over climate change.

Thousands of Swiss protest 5G wireless over health fears

Thousands of people protested in the Swiss capital Bern Saturday over the roll-out of a 5G wireless technology across the country, which they fear could damage people's health.

Environmental activists get down and dirty on mass cleanup day

Thousands of volunteers wielding nets and bin bags scoured coasts, parks and riverbanks across the globe Saturday, in a litter-picking drive highlighting the vast quantity of trash dumped worldwide, a day after mass international climate protests.

Digital threats multiply ahead of 2020 US elections

It could be a manipulated video embarrassing a candidate. Or a computer voting system locked by ransomware. Or doubts about electronic voting machines with no paper backups.

Refugees from rising seas: no place to call home

Most refugees fleeing persecution, famine or civil strife dream of one thing: going home some day.

Tackling cardiovascular deaths requires urgent action in children

Encouraging activity and improving diet in children is crucial to cut deaths from cardiovascular disease—and is the focus of an innovative school project in São Paulo, Brazil. The first results are presented today at the Brazilian Congress of Cardiology (SBC 2019).