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Scientific American reports 64 of 122 patients in the highest-risk group died within 90 days of their photos.
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Scientific American says the finding might help explain why microplastics are linked to inflammation.
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Scientific American says the destructive storm shows how one hurricane can still wreak havoc in a calm season.
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Scientific American says critics argue the change would make the process less transparent to applicants and Congress.
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Scientific American says the proof drew controversy over similarities to work by two other mathematicians.
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Scientific American says the research offers clues about what happens to the body during menopause.
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Scientific American reports that the accusations have left some scientists wondering whether AI is training on their data.
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Scientific American suggests the sex-changing cloning work may help efforts to save endangered species.
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Scientific American reports that the shape can fill space without repeating patterns.
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Scientific American says the protein is key to what makes meat seem meaty.
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Several injuries were reported as buildings collapsed, while authorities said no deaths were confirmed Friday evening.
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Scientific American said on October 9 that the Category 3 storm was headed toward the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Scientific American calls the record a sobering mark in an already historically hot year.
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OpenAI says many proofs have computer-checkable Lean formalizations, but warns that some unformalized results could have issues.
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Scientific American says scientists named the fish after the Demogorgon from Netflix’s Stranger Things.
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Scientific American reports that MIT researchers released a preprint with a math proof showing even computers can't solve certain levels.
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Nature says the prize recognizes their discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics.
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Scientific American reports that a directive from NASA chief Jared Isaacman calls for scaling back planetary protection rules to facilitate future Mars missions.
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Scientific American says no hurricanes had formed in the Atlantic by the end of September 2026. Its linked article says El Niño stymied storm formation more than forecasters expected.
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ESA says Smile's ultraviolet camera has already captured a substorm rippling through the northern lights around Earth's North Pole.
