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Milky Way's Central Black Hole Is Blowing Powerful Winds
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Milky Way's Central Black Hole Is Blowing Powerful Winds

After 50 years of searching, astronomers have detected powerful winds from Sagittarius A*, changing what scientists know about how the Milky Way evolves.

June 6, 2026·11·0
AI-Designed Coronavirus Vaccine Enters First Human Trial
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AI-Designed Coronavirus Vaccine Enters First Human Trial

The first human trial of a vaccine engineered entirely by AI shows immune responses across multiple coronavirus strains with no serious adverse events — a milestone for pandemic preparedness.

June 6, 2026·12·0
USDA Confirms First US Screwworm Case in Texas Since 1966
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USDA Confirms First US Screwworm Case in Texas Since 1966

A flesh-eating parasite eradicated from US livestock in 1966 has returned. USDA confirmed a New World screwworm in a Zavala County, Texas calf threatening billions in cattle losses.

June 5, 2026·11·0
New Diabetes Pill Burns Fat Through Muscle, Not Gut Hormones
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New Diabetes Pill Burns Fat Through Muscle, Not Gut Hormones

A new pill targets skeletal muscle metabolism to burn fat and cut blood sugar, bypassing Ozempic's gut pathway entirely in a promising early-stage trial.

June 5, 2026·12·0
Ohio State Study Links Poor Sleep to Alzheimer's Risk
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Ohio State Study Links Poor Sleep to Alzheimer's Risk

Researchers at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that adults who sleep fewer than six hours regularly show significantly higher concentrations of amyloid-beta plaques — the hallmark protein of Alzheimer's disease — by their mid-50s.

June 4, 2026·16·0
New Flatworm Cell Type Called Ruptoblast Kills Tissue Within Minutes
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New Flatworm Cell Type Called Ruptoblast Kills Tissue Within Minutes

A new cell type in marine flatworms called ruptoblasts can detonate and release compounds that kill surrounding tissue within minutes, researchers report in a finding that expands the known catalog of cell death mechanisms.

June 4, 2026·46·0
Roman Telescope Primed for September 2026 Exoplanet Hunt
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Roman Telescope Primed for September 2026 Exoplanet Hunt

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope targets a September 2026 launch from Kennedy Space Center, with scientists projecting up to 100,000 new exoplanet discoveries in just five years.

June 4, 2026·7·0
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