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Orcas sharing prey with humans may be trying to learn ‘who we are,’ researcher says
Science · Canada

Orcas sharing prey with humans may be trying to learn ‘who we are,’ researcher says

60% Left coverage: 37 sources
Jared Towers was in his research vessel on two separate occasions watching killer whales off the coast of Vancouver Island when the orcas dropped their prey directly in front of him and his colleagues. See the Story
1970 to 2022 Saw Decrease in Overall Heart Disease Mortality
Health · Idaho County

1970 to 2022 Saw Decrease in Overall Heart Disease Mortality

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TUESDAY, July 1, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- From 1970 to 2022, there was a decrease in heart disease mortality overall, but an increase in mortality from other heart conditions, including heart failure, hypertensive heart disease, and arrhythmias, according to a…See the Story
Southern Ocean Saltier, Hotter and Losing Ice Fast as Decades-Long Trend Unexpectedly Reverses
NASA · Antarctica

Southern Ocean Saltier, Hotter and Losing Ice Fast as Decades-Long Trend Unexpectedly Reverses

62% Center coverage: 16 sources
Researchers have discovered a dramatic and unexpected shift in the Southern Ocean, with surface water salinity rising and sea ice in steep decline.See the Story

Beyond Future Proof - Circularity in Electronics

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Circularity and design-for-reuse have been niche concepts in electronics for many years. However there is an increasing focus on the approach for electronics, with several groups promoting the philosophy to boost sustainability across the industry. Fairphone in the Netherlands has been at the forefront of reusable, repairable electronics. Since the launch of its first modular, […] The post Beyond future proof – circularity in electronics appeare…SmartphonesSee the Story

A Metre-Scale Vertical Origami Hydrogel Panel for Atmospheric Water Harvesting in Death Valley

50% Center coverage: 6 sources
Water scarcity impacts over 2.2 billion people globally, especially in underdeveloped, landlocked or off-grid regions. Passive sorbent-based atmospheric water harvesting offers a promising solution by converting ubiquitous atmospheric moisture into liquid water. However, current approaches are limited by low water production (a few millilitres a day), the release of unsafe lithium ions and poor efficiency in conditions of low relative humidity. …Environment · CaliforniaSee the Story

New ‘drug-factory’ implants successfully kill many types of cancer, study finds

Cancer treatment has long faced a challenging trade-off: therapies strong enough to eliminate tumors often cause severe side effects. One promising solution involves cytokines, natural proteins that stimulate your immune system to attack cancer cells. However, conventional cytokine therapies have significant limitations. Scientists from Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine are overcoming these hurdles by developing tiny implants that p…Cancer · HoustonRead Article

New genetic discovery reveals hidden cause of liver disease

Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) affects nearly one in three adults around the globe. It starts when fat builds up inside the liver’s cells. Over time, this buildup can cause swelling, scarring, and even liver failure. Doctors used to believe this disease was caused by a mix of inherited traits and environmental factors. Now, a groundbreaking study suggests that, at least in some people, a single tiny genetic mist…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterRead Article

Oldest living microbes discovered within a 2-billion-year-old rock

Microbes have been discovered alive inside 2-billion-year-old rock, offering a rare window into Earth’s deep past. Found in the Bushveld Igneous Complex (BIC) of South Africa, these microscopic organisms have endured in isolation, buried far beneath the surface. The find suggests life can survive in extreme, untouched environments for unimaginable stretches of time. The BIC, which covers nearly 66,000 square kilometers—about the size of Ireland—…South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

Astronomers discover massive cosmic structure hiding near our solar system

A quiet, glowing gas cloud has been hiding in plain sight not far from Earth. For decades, astronomers have predicted that some of the galaxy’s molecular gas — the fuel for star birth — might be invisible using common methods. Now, that prediction has come true with the discovery of a mysterious object named Eos. Eos isn’t just another cloud floating through space. It’s one of the largest single structures ever found near our solar system, locat…SpaceRead Article

Leveraging Patient Trust to Improve Outcomes in Alzheimer Disease

Panelists discuss how long-standing relationships between clinicians and patients are essential for early detection of cognitive decline, as trust and familiarity enable providers to notice subtle changes, facilitate open conversations, and collaboratively implement early interventions that help preserve independence amid an aging population.Alzheimer's Disease · El PasoSee the Story

Ancient Bolivian temple discovery reveals secrets of lost Tiwanaku society

An ancient temple hidden in Bolivia’s highlands is reshaping how archaeologists understand the Tiwanaku civilization, a once-powerful culture that flourished near Lake Titicaca more than 1,000 years ago. A new study, published in the journal Antiquity, details the discovery of a massive ritual complex atop a remote hill once used by Indigenous farmers. The structure, now called Palaspata, helps fill in key gaps about how Tiwanaku expanded beyond…Bolivia · BoliviaRead Article

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