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Environment

Antarctic ice melt may be reversible due to rising land beneath

The West Antarctic ice sheet grew back after severe thinning thousands of years ago – a sign that melting ice today could recover thanks to rising landmasses

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Lab-grown meat could be 25 times worse for the climate than beef

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AI is helping to draft doctor messages

Technology

Doctors are using AI to draft messages without telling patients

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C. difficile spore in gold emerges from a bacterium in turquoise

Health

New antibiotic may clear Clostridium difficile and stop reinfection

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Environment

14,000 oil and gas wells remain unplugged in the Gulf of Mexico

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The CD47 molecule, which tells the immune system not to attack

Health

Stem cells treat diabetes without triggering immune response in mice

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Space

Absolutely enormous asteroid belt discovered around a nearby star

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Technology

What is going on with Twitter and should I move to Bluesky instead?

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A child receives the RTS malaria vaccine in Gisambai, Kenya, in March

Health

Dozens of countries have tamed malaria, but can we eradicate it?

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Health

Calorie boost may explain why adults evolved ability to digest milk

Why some people evolved the ability to digest milk in adulthood hasn't been clear, but the extra calories that young children got may have been key

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Technology

Rats can move objects in virtual reality using only their thoughts

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Life

Bison lick each other's wounds after a traumatic experience

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Health

Covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency, says WHO

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Technology

How Elon Musk and Reddit are leading a war on AI web scraping

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