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The Department of Health and Human Services announced it will permit compounding pharmacies to produce and sell six unapproved peptides. This move aims to increase access to these substances but does not confirm their safety or effectiveness.
A fire at a federal nuclear facility in South Carolina led to an emergency declaration and a radiological release at ground level. Officials confirmed no contamination outside the site, but aviation restrictions were imposed.
Walter Koenig, who played Ensign Pavel Chekov on the original Star Trek series and in seven films, has died at the age of 90. His passing marks the end of an era for a beloved figure in science fiction and pop culture.
A new study indicates that nearly 75% of former NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy. The finding highlights ongoing concerns about long-term brain health in professional football players.
Scientists have identified a distant icy object orbiting beyond Pluto that could be classified as a dwarf planet. The discovery marks one of the first findings from a new observatory in Chile.
A rare Nanotyrannus skeleton sold for $47.3 million at a Sotheby’s auction in New York after a 12-minute bidding war. The sale makes it the second most valuable fossil ever recorded.
Robert F Kennedy Jr. stated that Arabs do not contribute to science, literature, or win Nobel prizes. The remarks have drawn criticism and highlight concerns about historical accuracy and representation.
Eli Lilly's experimental drug retatrutide led to significant weight loss and improved sleep apnea symptoms in patients. The findings suggest potential benefits for millions affected by sleep disruptions and obesity-related conditions.
A woman leaned from a fishing boat to touch a great white shark, prompting the animal to lunge and thrash. The incident was recorded and shared by a charity supporting veterans, raising concerns about safety around apex predators.
Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases reached record levels in 2025, locking in long-term global warming. The increase is expected to persist for centuries and may be exacerbated by the upcoming El Nino.
A rare dinosaur skeleton was sold at auction in New York for $47.3 million, five times its estimated value. The sale has sparked debate over whether such fossils should be preserved in public institutions or remain in private collections.
Dr. Jennifer Shuford, appointed by President Trump, has resigned from her position as deputy director of the US CDC. Her departure follows changes in the government's vaccine policy.
Harry Houdini died 100 years ago on Halloween, sparking ongoing interest in the circumstances of his death. His legacy as an escape artist and skeptic continues to influence public fascination with the supernatural and performance magic.
Google DeepMind introduced Genie 4, a new AI world model that enables more realistic simulations, real-time text-based adjustments, and audio generation. The update advances interactive AI experiences and is available in a research preview for trusted testers.
OpenAI claims three major discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics, involving external experts as guides. The development highlights growing AI involvement in scientific research and new methods for academic collaboration.
The New World screwworm parasite was confirmed in an elk in Pecos County, Texas, marking the first time it has been found in U.S. wildlife. Officials are urging hunters and ranchers to monitor for signs to prevent further spread.
The most prominent glaciers in Colorado thinned dramatically over the past year. This change is linked to record low mountain snow and record warm temperatures.
New guidance recommends stopping GLP-1 medications one to two months before trying to become pregnant and not using them during pregnancy. This aims to protect fetal development and aligns with recommendations from a major medical organization.
MIT students created a method to turn lunar waste into usable materials, winning a NASA competition. The innovation supports long-term sustainability for future Moon missions and could influence waste management on Earth.
Frequent blood sugar spikes may be influenced by everyday behaviors such as post-meal activity and sleep patterns. Maintaining stable glucose levels is important for metabolic health and preventing long-term complications.