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Pope in Uruguay: 'We cannot turn a blind eye in the face of injustice'

Meeting with the disadvantaged Casavalle Community in Uruguay, Pope Leo XIV says Christians cannot turn a blind eye or silence our consciences in the face of injustice, and…

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Two Rwandans elected fellows of The World Academy of Sciences

Two Rwandan scientists have been elected as Fellows of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), joining an international network of researchers recognised for their contributions to...

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Space-Grown Brain Tumors May Offer New Ways to Fight Glioblastoma

Learn how lumps of brain tissue grown in space could help scientists better understand an aggressive form of cancer.

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Chips Dating to 1844 Offer New Clues as to Where Stonehenge’s 13,000-Pound Altar Stone Came From

Learn how old museum fragments are helping researchers trace the origins of Stonehenge’s Altar Stone, and why proposed sources in northeast Scotland don’t match.

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Geopolitics tops life sciences’ economic risk list, Willis says

Five 2026-2027 risks, from market lock-out to tariff swings, could shape client conversations

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Study: How Data, AI Could Identify Texas Health Patterns

By Jessica Good | University of Texas at Dallas researchers have demonstrated a promising way to identify regional environmental health patterns using public data and artificial intelligence. In…

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UK Startup Backed by Patrick Collison Exits Stealth to Generate Drug Discovery Data From Physics

UK startup Potential Sciences exits stealth with eight-figure UK government seed to fix AI drug discovery's data bottleneck using GPU quantum chemistry.

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Human Hair in a 2,800-Year-Old Tomb Points to What May Be the Earliest Known Cannabis High

Learn more about how cannabis seeds and human hair from a Scythian tomb led researchers to identify the oldest use of cannabis for intoxicating purposes.

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Local gaming marathon raises $30K for HSN Foundation

A 24-hour charity gaming marathon by the Good Manors Real Estate Group has raised $30,846 for the Health Sciences North Foundation

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UT Health Sciences Advisory Board to Hold Fall Meeting Friday, Nov. 13

The University of Tennessee Health Sciences Advisory Board will meet Friday, Nov. 13, at 11 a.m., in the Mooney Library, 875 Monroe Ave., on the Memphis campus. On…

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