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Scientists discovered why aggressive brain tumors grow so fast and are testing whether a simple dietary change could help stop them. The breakthrough connects brain cancer to a rare metabolic disorder that doctors already know how to treat.
Six missing pages from a priceless Tudor-era manuscript have been discovered hiding in an English archive, revealing a fascinating piece of religious history. The pages belonged to a book owned by one of Henry VIII's closest advisors during England's dramatic religious transformation.
Saudi Arabia just approved a bold new strategy to triple small business contributions to its economy by 2030, creating over half a million jobs in the process. The plan tackles everything from financing hurdles to workforce challenges that have held entrepreneurs back.
A chemical engineer who worked on rocket propellants left her career to create nutritious millet-based baby food. Her brand now serves over 12,000 families and generates Rs 12 lakh monthly.
Scientists at Stanford University successfully grew human brain tissue inside mice, and the results were surprising. The human cells didn't just survive—they actually helped the mice think better.
From solar-powered bags made of waste to AI healthcare reaching remote villages, young African innovators are solving real problems in their communities. Their secret? Starting with the people who know the challenges best. #
A Canadian museum is dedicating an entire gallery to Indigenous truth and reconciliation education throughout September. Visitors can explore resources, read survivor stories, and reflect on the journey toward healing.
A Derbyshire company has cracked the code on recycling wind turbine blades, one of renewable energy's toughest waste problems. Their steam-powered process could save tens of thousands of tons from landfills every year.
Researchers have discovered over 1,000 previously hidden "microproteins" in the human brain, dozens of which show altered patterns in Alzheimer's patients. This breakthrough database could unlock entirely new approaches to understanding and treating the disease.
UC San Francisco researchers have pinpointed the exact brain region where we decide to take risks or play it safe, opening new doors for treating depression, addiction, and OCD. They can even predict decisions half a second before people act.
Jamie Beaton has collected 12 advanced degrees from the world's top universities by age 31, and he's still going. The Auckland entrepreneur is chasing his passion for learning while running a global education company.
Spain just launched the country's largest quantum computing research facility, complete with cutting-edge equipment to build the microscopic chips that could power the next generation of technology. The Barcelona center puts Spain on the global quantum map alongside the US and China.
Mo'ne Davis, who made history as the first girl to win at the Little League World Series, traveled to St. Louis to watch her childhood teammate Scott Bandura make his Major League debut with the Giants. The pair grew up playing together in South Philadelphia and lived as siblings for five years.
Twenty-eight MIT students turned their summer into startup success, unveiling companies tackling healthcare costs, cybersecurity threats, and manufacturing challenges. Each team received $75,000 and expert mentorship to build solutions the world needs.
A New Jersey community brought back a decade-old tradition to support a toddler battling cancer. The sold-out Stoney Road Reunion raised funds for 1-year-old Samira Eirekat and her family during her neuroblastoma treatment.
After years of fighting a rare neurological disorder, Céline Dion stepped back on stage Saturday night in Paris for a triumphant sold-out performance. Her emotional comeback concert marks a powerful victory in her journey from illness to healing.
Nigerian Bottling Company just celebrated 75 years of operations with a bold promise: $1 billion in new investments over five years. The Coca-Cola partner now supports 160,000 jobs and pumped nearly $1 billion into Nigeria's economy in 2024 alone.
The European Union just overturned its strict ban on gene-edited crops, opening doors for farmers to grow drought-resistant and disease-fighting plants. The move could save EU farmers up to $2.3 billion annually by the early 2030s.
The European Union just made it dramatically easier for 14 million cross-border workers to get their credentials recognized instantly. No more bureaucratic delays stopping people from accessing healthcare or starting jobs they're qualified for.
A breakthrough study shows Europe can slash industrial emissions by 90% while keeping factories running and workers employed. The secret? Smart compromises that blend local manufacturing with strategic green imports.
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