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Grafted human brain tissue thrives in cortex-depleted mice
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Grafted human brain tissue thrives in cortex-depleted mice

Stanford researchers successfully graft human brain tissue into cortex-depleted mice, unlocking new potential for studying neurodegenerative diseases and brain

Olivia Gagnon · September 17, 2026
Targeted mRNA Nanoparticles Retrain Tumor Macrophages
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Targeted mRNA Nanoparticles Retrain Tumor Macrophages

Targeted mRNA nanoparticles retrain tumor macrophages to boost cancer immunity, offering a promising new immunotherapy strategy.

Olivia Gagnon · September 12, 2026
Scientists urge personalized treatment for mantle cell lymphoma
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Scientists urge personalized treatment for mantle cell lymphoma

European researchers urge personalized mantle cell lymphoma treatment based on disease biology rather than age for better patient outcomes.

Grace Morrison · September 10, 2026
80,000-year-old arrowheads rewrite human history
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80,000-year-old arrowheads rewrite human history

New evidence of 80,000-year-old arrowheads prompts a reevaluation of early human history.

Olivia Gagnon · September 6, 2026
Bats resistant to own deadly viruses found
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Bats resistant to own deadly viruses found

Bats found resistant to own deadly viruses, scientists discover key to their immunity through unique antibodies production.

Grace Morrison · September 4, 2026
Hydrogen Plenty Star Birth Rates Falling
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Hydrogen Plenty Star Birth Rates Falling

Hydrogen star formation rates are plummeting as new FAST and DESI data reveal star births have fallen to under half their level…

Grace Morrison · September 3, 2026
Scientists explain why snake embryos twist into spirals
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Scientists explain why snake embryos twist into spirals

Scientists explain why snake embryos twist into tight spirals before hatching to accommodate their long bodies. Learn about the physical constraints causing…

Grace Morrison · September 2, 2026