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Embyro Selection from DNA Testing of 900+ Genes – IQ, Longevity and More
Home » Science » Embyro Selection from DNA Testing of 900+ Genes – IQ, Longevity and More People who use IVF (in vitro fertilization) will soon be able to rank
New NWS Hires Won’t Make Up for Trump Cuts, Meteorologists Say
New Hires Will Still Leave the NWS Dangerously Understaffed, Meteorologists Say Nearly 600 employees left the National Weather Service or were fired in recent months. Meteorologists say 125 expected new
This ‘Tower of Worms’ Is a Squirming Superorganism
Scientists have captured the first videos of wild roundworms forming living, wriggling towers that behave as one big superorganism By Jacek Krywko edited by Allison Parshall Roundworms tagged with glowing
How We Solve the Climate Crisis
Human Intelligence Created the Climate Crisis—But It’s Also the Solution Science communicator Hank Green explains how our species’ unique intelligence got us into this climate mess—and how it will help
Mathematicians Solve Multidimensional Shape-Slicing Dilemma
A 40-year-old conjecture on shapes’ cross sections is finally proven By Max Springer edited by Sarah Lewin Frasier Thomas Fuchs In 1986 Belgian mathematician Jean Bourgain posed a seemingly simple
What Will Happen to Opioid and Drug Overdose Deaths after CDC Cuts?
At an addiction conference in Nashville, Tenn., in late April, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., spoke about his own experience with drug use. “Addiction
Taurine may not be a key driver of ageing after all
Health Taurine supplements have previously been found to extend the lifespan of monkeys and mice, but a new study in humans shows that the amino acid doesn’t decline with age
Retinal implant restores sight for blind mice
Health Metallic nanoparticles injected into the retina partly restored vision in blind mice and could work as a treatment for conditions that damage light-sensitive cells in the eye By Carissa
Fusion power may never happen if we don’t fix the lithium bottleneck
Environment Nuclear fusion power will probably require vast quantities of enriched lithium – but we aren’t making nearly enough, and ramping up production will mean using toxic mercury By Jeremy
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