Stopover Danger: How Migrating Birds Can Spread Deadly Flu to Backyard Poultry
Longer bird visits mean higher flu risk - tracking migration may protect farms and families.
Too Much of a Good Thing: How Underground CO₂ Could Be Ruining Tomatoes
Tomatoes need carbon dioxide - but not from the soil. A hidden risk from climate tech could be souring our favorite fruit.
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The Global Health Toll of Sugary Drinks
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AI Inspired by Nature: How Sperm Cells Are Helping to Fix Broken Images
A smart new way to restore missing parts of images using nature’s own navigation system.
AI Meets Diabetes: How Large Language Models Are Changing Glucose Monitoring
Bringing smarter, faster insights to diabetes management.
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How Free Checkups Are Nipping Healthcare Costs In The Bud
Proactive health screenings lead to longer lives and lower costs.