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A new maternal vaccine is keeping thousands of Australian babies out of hospitals, with protection strongest during their most vulnerable first weeks of life. Real-world data shows the program is working even better than expected.
A personalized mRNA cancer vaccine from Merck and Moderna has succeeded in Phase 3 trials, marking a major breakthrough in immunotherapy. The treatment, called intismeran autogene, tailors cancer-fighting instructions to each patient's unique tumor.
In a full-circle conservation win, Auckland's kōkako population has grown from near extinction to over 850 birds and is now rescuing struggling populations in Northland. Twenty birds are being relocated to save their northern cousins from disappearing forever.
A Bengaluru software engineer created an AI app that detects potholes, pinpoints their exact location, and identifies which authority is responsible for repairs. Commissioned by OpenAI as a proof of concept, the system was built in just one day and is now open source for anyone to test.
A toddler with a rare immune disorder is thriving after whole-genome screening at birth caught her condition early. New studies show this technology could save thousands of children worldwide.
For over a century, archaeologists assumed prehistoric women had little power. Now genetic evidence is revealing female warriors, leaders, and matriarchal societies that challenge everything we thought we knew about the past.
Romans in Pompeii used walls as their social media, scribbling messages that survived 2,000 years. An archaeologist is now revealing what these ancient "group chats" teach us about modern life.
Scientists studied 12,000 Americans and discovered that people who ate just five extra grams of fiber daily showed fewer depression symptoms. While fiber won't cure depression alone, this research adds to growing evidence that simple diet changes might support mental health alongside traditional treatment.
Elisabeth Marnik grew up without a single vaccine in an evangelical home that distrusted science. Now she's a Ph.D. immunologist with 64,000 followers teaching others to fight vaccine misinformation with empathy, not shame.
Ten years ago, Queen Elizabeth II fled the room during the tension of Great Britain's women's hockey team fighting for Olympic gold. The underdog victory in Rio 2016 captivated nine million viewers and made history.
At just 10 years old, Kimi Antonelli steered a Lamborghini at 320 km/h while sitting on his father's lap, perfectly controlling the car through dangerous oversteer. Now 19, the Italian prodigy is dominating Formula 1 in only his second season after a childhood literally born in a racing garage.
Pompano Beach, Florida just unveiled America's first museum dedicated entirely to jellyfish, where visitors can watch 20 glowing species drift through tanks while learning how these ancient creatures might help cure diseases. The museum transforms a former bank into an underwater sanctuary that's equal parts education and meditation.
Grammy-winning singer Angélique Kidjo became the first Black African artist to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 66-year-old musician from Benin has spent over 40 years bringing African music to global audiences.
A skilled pilot safely landed a private jet without front wheels at an Ohio airport after the landing gear malfunctioned. Video of the dramatic rescue has captivated viewers nationwide.
A Chinese robotics company just had one of the most explosive stock market launches ever, jumping 620% on its first day of trading. The surge shows investor excitement about a future where human-like robots become part of everyday life.
Nigeria's largest city just gained enough power capacity to light up 170,000 homes, thanks to major upgrades at four key substations. Nearly 580,000 residents will see more reliable electricity for the first time in decades.
A new Nigerian startup is solving a problem most small businesses don't even know they have yet: being invisible to AI assistants. Truee helps African businesses organize their scattered online information so AI tools can actually find and recommend them to customers.
A Scottish manufacturing plant producing world-first recycled construction panels has hired its first workers and plans to create 70 jobs by 2031. The facility will transform how homes are built while giving locals career opportunities in the green economy.