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Is This How World Ends? Scientists Find Mysterious 'Iron Bar' That May Reveal Earth’s Grim Future

Paedophiles Used AI To Generate Over 3,000 Child Abuse Videos In 2025, Shocking Report Shows

Honeybees Hold The Key? How Maths Could Help Humans Talk To Aliens

At 40, Not Youth, Is When Men Are The Most Sexually Driven, Study Finds

Is BPA-Free Food Packaging Really Safe? Scientists Raise Safety Concerns

ISS Astronauts Splash Down On Earth As NASA Carries Out First-Ever Medical Evacuation (WATCH)

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New Research: How a Quick 10-Minute Workout Can Reduce Cancer Risk

Can 10 minutes of exercise protect against cancer? Discover new research on how a short, intense workout alters your blood to slow cancer cell growth and repair DNA.

Study Finds Exercise Can Treat Depression as Effectively as Therapy

Can exercise treat depression? A major review finds it's as effective as therapy. Learn about the safest, most effective workouts for your mental wellbeing.

Weight Returns Faster After Stopping Popular Weight-Loss Drugs: Study

A major study finds that people who stop taking popular weight-loss drugs regain kilos four times faster than those using diet and exercise, highlighting that injectable GLP-1 medications may require long-term use and are a starting point, not a cure

Hidden Preservatives In Everyday Foods Linked To Cancer, Diabetes Risk

Two large French studies suggest that common food preservatives like nitrites and potassium sorbate may slightly increase the risk of cancer and type 2 diabetes, though experts caution that more research is needed before drawing firm conclusions.

Japanese Scientists Create Miniature Human Brain Circuits That Behave Like the Real Thing

Japanese scientists have created miniature human brain circuits by joining lab-grown thalamus and cortex models from stem cells. This breakthrough offers a new platform for studying brain development and neurological disorders.

NASA Calls It a Comet, But CIA Refuses to Clarify Files on 3I/ATLAS

A CIA refusal to confirm or deny records on interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has revived debate about its nature. While NASA insists it is a natural comet, Harvard scientist Avi Loeb points to unexplained behaviours. CIA response has fuelled speculation.

Shashi Tharoor Meets 16-Year-Old AI Innovator Raul John Aju on Vande Bharat, Backs Indian Language AI (WATCH)

Shashi Tharoor met 16-year-old AI innovator Raul John Aju on a Vande Bharat train, praising his work on Indian language AI. Raul, a Kerala-based prodigy, has built over 10 AI tools and works on making AI accessible and language-inclusive for India.

This Simple Chemistry Breakthrough Could Finally End Plastic Pollution

Could a simple chemistry idea end plastic pollution? Discover how scientists created programmable plastics that degrade on a set timeline, offering a real solution.

A 7-Million-Year-Old Ape May Be Humanity’s Earliest Upright Walker

Scientists suggest a 7 million year old ape like species, Sahelanthropus tchadensis, may be humanity’s earliest ancestor to walk upright. New bone analysis reveals key features linked to bipedal movement, reshaping human evolution timelines.

Why Women in STEM Often Feel Like Impostors: Research Reveals the Truth

Why do successful women in STEM feel like frauds? Explore the concept of impostorism, its impact on mental health and burnout, and why talking about it is crucial.

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