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Dark Matter Hunters Report First Potential Signal from LZ Experiment

For decades, dark matter has remained one of the universe's most elusive mysteries — invisible material that accounts for roughly 27% of the cosmos yet has never been directly observed. Now, scientists working with the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment, located a mile underground in the Sanford Underground Research Facility in

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Today's Science News: Cancer Research, Quantum Leaps, and Space Milestones

Cancer Cells and Sugar Scientists have uncovered a mechanism where cancer cells construct a sugar-rich protective coating that helps them evade the immune system, with high blood sugar levels strengthening this shield under tumor-like conditions through the activity of the protein HSF1. Read more: High blood sugar may help cancer

Why Human Brains Take Longer to Wire: Microglia Maturation May Hold the Answer

A new study reveals a striking difference in brain development between humans and mice that could help explain our cognitive edge. Human microglia, the resident immune cells of the brain that also play a critical role in sculpting neural connections during development, take four to eight years to reach full

Research Reveals How High Blood Sugar May Shield Cancer Cells from Immune Detection

New research reveals a potential mechanism that cancer cells use to evade the body's immune defenses. According to findings published in Science Daily, cancer cells build a thick, sugar-rich coating around themselves that acts as a protective barrier. The study found that elevated blood sugar levels can strengthen

AI Model Identifies Major Depression From Routine Blood Tests, Study Shows

A recent study published in Nature demonstrates that artificial intelligence can help screen for major depressive disorder (MDD) using routine laboratory test results. The research, conducted across multiple centers, developed a machine learning model that analyzes common blood test data and other standard clinical laboratory measurements to detect patterns associated

Rhode Island Enacts First-in-Nation AI Scribe Disclosure Law for Healthcare

Rhode Island has enacted legislation making it the first state in the nation to require healthcare providers to disclose when they use artificial intelligence scribes during patient visits and to offer patients a clear opt-out process. AI scribes are increasingly used in clinical settings to automatically document conversations between physicians

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El Niño Intensity Reaches 1,000-Year High Amid Warming Climate

A new study has found that El Niño events are now stronger than at any point in the last 1,000 years, providing what researchers describe as another stark warning sign of climate change impacts. The study analyzed paleoclimate records, historical data, and modern observations to reconstruct a millennium-long record