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Scientists Map Aging Brain in Unprecedented Detail, Revealing Clues to Alzheimer’s and More
A large-scale effort to map epigenetic changes in the aging brain is offering an unprecedented view into how molecular processes evolve over time. By integrating multiple layers of genomic and spatial data, researchers are beginning to uncover patterns that may explain why aging increases vulnerability to neurological disease. Credit: Stock A new single-cell atlas shows how epigenetic changes reshape brain…
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How Trump’s Iran war objectives have shifted over time : NPR
US President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC. JIM WATSON/AFP hide caption toggle caption JIM WATSON/AFP At the outset of the U.S.-Israel-led war in Iran, President Trump gave lots of reasons for launching the strikes on Iran from stopping its nuclear capabilities to regime change. Now, Trump seems to be ready to…
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Top 20 Baseball Movies Of All-Time (Trailers Included)
Source: Archive Photos / Getty Top 20 Baseball Movies Of All-Time Baseball has long been celebrated as America’s pastime, a sport that transcends the diamond to capture the hearts and imaginations of fans everywhere. Over the years, filmmakers have tapped into the drama, nostalgia, and magic of the game, creating cinematic masterpieces that resonate with audiences far beyond the ballpark.…
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Fertilizer prices surge amid Iran war, sparking food security warnings
Farmers in the Northern Hemisphere are heading into the crucial spring months, during which major fieldwork must begin. Their peers in the south, meanwhile, are busy harvesting crops before the winter sets in. However, their work now takes place as the Iran war creates serious supply constraints for essential fertilizer products — fueling massive price spikes and warnings of looming…
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Kumbh Mela girl Monalisa accuses director of ‘misbehaving’ with minor girls
Kochi: The young woman who shot to fame during the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela last year, on Tuesday alleged that a film director she knows has misbehaved with minor girls in the name of films. The woman made the allegation at a press conference here, where she also sought help from the Centre and the state governments of Kerala and Madhya…
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Man with ‘police’ sticker creates ruckus at Hyderabad petrol pump
Man with ‘POLICE’ sticker creates ruckus at Hyderabad petrol pump (Screengrab from video) Hyderabad: A man bearing a “police” sticker on the back of his car caused a ruckus at a petrol pump at APPA Junction in Hyderabad after allegedly punching another man behind him in line. A video of the incident surfaced on Wednesday, March 25. In the video,…
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10 Best Steven Spielberg Movies Based on Books, Ranked
By no means are all of Steven Spielberg’s movies adapted from pre-existing stories, as the likes of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Saving Private Ryan, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind all go to show. There’s also the movies Spielberg’s been credited with co-writing, like The Fabelmans, though in that case, you could sort of argue Spielberg was adapting…
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The Top Healthcare Investors of 2026
GrowthCap is pleased to announce The Top Healthcare Investors of 2026. As one of the largest and most vital industries globally, healthcare—including healthcare technology, services, and related sub-sectors—remains a central focus and high-performing area for leading growth investment firms. Over the years, we have closely followed healthcare investors and recognize the depth of experience and specialized expertise required to succeed…
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Can collagen supplements really improve your skin?
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Can a daily collagen supplement really improve your skin, or is the science still catching up to the hype? A new review explores the evidence behind collagen peptides and what they may, and may not, do…
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Fallout from Iranian strike on Dimona plant would be symbolic, not radioactive
Iran’s ballistic missile strike this weekend on the southern city of Dimona, which left dozens injured, sparked fears of a different kind of destruction as the US-Israeli campaign against Iran went into its fourth week. Saturday’s strike heavily damaged residential buildings in the dusty desert city. But it also raised urgent questions about the ostensible vulnerability of the Shimon Peres…
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