A copper-based experimental drug helped the brain clear toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer’s disease, significantly reducing plaque in animal models.
Year: 2026
Shadow Blaster Galaxy Reveals Cosmic Neutrinos May Come from Star Formation Not Black Holes
A distant galaxy called Shadow Blaster suggests extreme star formation rather than supermassive black holes may be the source of high-energy cosmic neutrinos.
Flavanols the Missing Key in Heart-Protective Diet — New Research Shows
Researchers found that people eating five servings of fruits and vegetables daily may still miss crucial flavanols linked to better cardiovascular health.
Moderna’s mRNA Influenza Vaccine Recommended for Adults 50 and Over by FDA Panel
An FDA advisory committee voted unanimously to recommend Moderna’s new mRNA flu vaccine for older adults, potentially transforming influenza prevention.
FDA Approves New Sunscreen Ingredient Used Safely in Europe and Asia for Decades
The FDA granted approval for bemotrizinol, a broad-spectrum UVA/UVB blocking ingredient already widely used outside the US for 20 years.
Chinese Scientists Discover Largest Whale Graveyard in Indian Ocean with 500 Skeletons
Nearly 500 whale skeletons spanning millions of years were found in the Indian Ocean by Chinese researchers, revealing unique deep-sea ecosystems.
Nuclear Spending by Nine Nations Rose 20% to Record $119 Billion in 2025
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons reported unprecedented nuclear weapons spending globally, raising fears of a new arms race.
Interspecies Communication Is More Sophisticated Than Previously Understood — Study
New research shows animals from different species use flexible, nuanced signals to cooperate on tasks like finding food and protection from predators.
Scientists Discover ‘Never Before Seen’ Pre-Hispanic Ruins in Mexico
Archaeologists announced the discovery of previously unknown pre-Hispanic ruins in Mexico, adding significant new knowledge about Mesoamerican civilisations.