UT Southwestern researchers identified the master regulator protein that controls how much LDL the liver produces.
Year: 2026
Scientists Supercharge Natural Killer Cells to Fight Aggressive Cancers at McGill University
By blocking two proteins researchers turned NK cells into more effective tumour-killing immune weapons.
Ancient Asteroid Craters Were Safe Havens for Earth’s Earliest Oxygen-Producing Life
Scientists found evidence that asteroid impact craters created protected environments for early cyanobacteria.
NASA Psyche Spacecraft Uses Mars as Giant Gravitational Slingshot on Way to Asteroid
The mission used a Mars flyby to gain velocity as it continues its journey toward the metal-rich asteroid Psyche.
WHO Revises Ebola Risk Assessment to Very High at National Level in Affected Countries
Director-General Tedros confirmed the risk is high at regional level and called on nations to strengthen preparedness.
Africa Races to Contain Fast-Spreading Ebola Outbreak as Infections Cross Into Uganda
The WHO raised its national risk to very high as the strain spreading from eastern Congo has no available vaccine.
China Launches Shenzhou 23 Spacecraft Carrying Three Astronauts to Space Station
One of the astronauts will remain aboard for a full year to study long-duration human spaceflight adaptability.
Generative AI Transforming Workplaces Faster Than Ever But Falling Behind Is the Real Risk
University of Vaasa research found the biggest workplace threat is not AI itself but failure to learn to use it.
100-Million-Year-Old Amber Bug Had Crab-Like Claws Unlike Any Known Insect
The bizarre specimen from Myanmar amber has clawed front legs resembling crustaceans rather than insects.
380-Million-Year-Old Antarctic Fish Skull Reveals Clues to How Life First Walked on Land
Using advanced neutron imaging scientists uncovered surprising details about the transition to terrestrial life.