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China Is Testing A Revolutionary Navigation Hack For Its Upcoming Mission To Jupiter
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/chinas-jupiter-mission-gets-a-boost-from-a-navigation-concept-once-explored-by-nasaChina has successfully tested a new star-based navigation method to support its ambitious mission to Jupiter, currently scheduled for launch in 2030. Chinese researchers have successfully demonstrated an autonomous navigation technique that could...
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Toddler With Metastatic Liver Cancer Declared Cancer-Free After Experimental Cell Therapy
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biotechnology/three-year-old-boys-metastatic-cancer-disappears-after-two-shots-of-experimental-cell-therapyA three-year-old boy remains cancer-free a year after receiving a breakthrough experimental cell therapy for metastatic liver cancer. A three-year-old child diagnosed with aggressive, metastatic liver cancer has achieved complete remission following a...
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Divers Discover Intact 2400 Year Old Shipwreck Filled With Hundreds Of Ancient Artifacts
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-private-citizens-tip-led-divers-to-an-ancient-greek-shipwreck-with-around-600-artifacts-still-lying-nearly-intact-on-the-seabedDivers have discovered an ancient shipwreck dating back to before Alexander the Great off a Greek island, following a tip from a private citizen. An underwater archaeological team has confirmed the discovery of an ancient merchant vessel resting off...
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Mysterious Black Spheres Washing Up On Australian Beach Identified As Space Debris
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/people-walking-their-local-beach-found-mysterious-black-orbs-that-had-fallen-from-spaceA mysterious orb split into six, triggering a major hazmat response before investigators uncovered a surprising explanation linked to Earth’s upper atmosphere. A routine day of crab fishing on a remote stretch of Forrest Beach in north Queensland...
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Scientists Discover 160 Million Year Old Fossilized Vomit From Ancient Sea Monsters
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-4-to-8-meter-jurassic-predator-left-behind-fossilized-vomit-scientists-just-revealed-why-it-happened-near-shoreA 160-million-year-old predator fossil discovered beneath the North Sea has revealed an unexpected surprise, defying previous scientific expectations. Paleontologists have uncovered an unusual 160-million-year-old biological artifact from deep beneath...
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Statisticians Have Finally Cracked the Code to Resolve Conflicting Sports Rankings
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/technology/new-model-clears-up-messy-baseball-rankingsResearchers have developed a new analytical method to extract clearer insights and eliminate noise from complex baseball ranking data. Determining the definitive “best” in any field is rarely straightforward, as evidenced by the often contradictory...
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Why Gen Z Is Truly Burned Out And The Four Words That Explain It All
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/nyu-professor-says-gen-z-has-no-reason-to-believe-financial-security-is-comingRising debt, soaring housing costs, and recent layoffs are fundamentally reshaping Gen Z’s financial expectations and long-term career outlook. For NYU professor and former Harvard Business Review editor-in-chief Suzy Welch, a simple four-word response...
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CDC: Sexual Transmission of Zika Possible Without Symptoms
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/microbiology/cdc-sexual-transmission-of-zika-possible-without-symptomsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) today released the first solid evidence that a man infected with Zika, but who never develops symptoms, can sexually transmit the virus to a female partner. The Centers for Disease Control and...
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Blood Eosinophil Level Predicts Severity of Asthma
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/immunology/blood-eosinophil-level-predicts-severity-of-asthmaAsthma represents a significant clinical and economic burden to the US healthcare system. Along with other clinical manifestations of the disease, elevated sputum and blood eosinophil levels are observed in patients experiencing asthma exacerbations....
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Hormone‑Loaded Birth Control Linked to Spike in Binge Eating, Researchers Report
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/birth-control-pills-tied-to-more-binge-eatingStudy finds emotional eating rises in women using hormone‑containing birth control pills versus hormone‑free alternatives. Hormone‑filled contraceptives associated with heightened emotional eating A 49‑day daily monitoring study of 422 women on...
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Beat Tech Neck: Simple Posture Hacks and Exercises to Protect Your Spine
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/medicine/how-to-avoid-tech-neckLearn expert strategies to prevent tech neck pain caused by slouching and screen time, with simple posture fixes and ergonomic tips. Spending five to six hours each day glued to a smartphone, combined with hours at a computer workstation, creates the...
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China’s ‘Ghost’ Subway Stations: The Hidden Strategy Turning Waste Into Urban Growth
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/in-2008-china-built-subway-stations-in-the-middle-of-nowhere-by-2026-the-world-finally-understood-whyChina’s notorious ghost station turned into a bold redevelopment, revealing a massive gamble and reshaping its legacy. When photographs of Caojiawan Station in Chongqing surfaced in 2015, they quickly became a viral oddity in Western outlets. Though...
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Failed Mega Rice Project’s 4,500‑km Canal Network Still Drains Peatlands
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/since-1996-4-600-km-of-canals-have-scarred-indonesian-land-for-rice-paddies-that-never-produced-a-harvestBorneo’s abandoned rice megaproject cut 4,475 km of canals through peatlands, leaving lasting damage that still hampers restoration efforts. Trials that blocked drainage canals in Central Kalimantan succeeded in raising water levels across peatlands...
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Japan’s One-Person Human Refrigerator Finds First Users In Worksites And City Halls
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/japan-built-a-one-person-refrigerator-for-humans-but-its-first-customers-arent-who-youd-expectJapan’s odd ’human refrigerator’ chills a person in minutes, highlighting how soaring summer heat is changing everyday life. A compact, refrigerator‑shaped enclosure that accommodates a single occupant has entered the Japanese market as a rapid‑cooling...
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AI Detects Solar Active Regions Up to 9 Hours Before They Appear Boosting Space Weather Alerts
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/technology/ai-spots-hidden-solar-warning-signs-nearly-9-hours-before-an-eruptionAI model spots faint signals of emerging solar active regions up to 9.24 hours before they appear, boosting space weather forecasting. A machine‑learning model dubbed EarlyDetect has been shown to identify the faint precursors of new solar active...
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NASA Astronaut Says We Have It All Backward After Seeing Earth From Space
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasa-astronauts-lightbulb-moment-in-space-reveals-humanitys-biggest-lieAstronaut Ron Garan reveals how a single, life-changing realization from orbit completely transformed his perspective on our planet and humanity. When viewed from the vantage point of low Earth orbit, the structures that define human existence on the...
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Creating Bispecific Antibodies: Giving No Chance to Chance
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/biotech-industry/creating-bispecific-antibodies-giving-no-chance-to-chanceDiscover the complexities of bispecific antibodies (bsAbs), their production challenges, and purification strategies that enhance therapeutic efficacy in cancer, autoimmune, and infectious disease treatments. The development of bispecific antibodies...
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Screening Tests for Infections Transmissible by Transfusion
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/hematology/screening-tests-for-infections-transmissible-by-transfusionLearn about organisms transmissible by transfusion, including viruses, bacteria, and parasites, along with preventive measures for safe blood transfusions. The transmission of organisms via blood transfusion is often influenced by the geographical...
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Astronomers Identify the Largest Sulfur-Bearing Ring Molecule in Interstellar Space
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/astronomers-identify-the-largest-sulfur-bearing-ring-molecule-in-interstellar-spaceScientists have spotted an unusually large sulfur-containing ring molecule inside a dense cloud near the Milky Way’s center, giving new clues about how complex chemistry may develop long before planets or life appear. Sulfur plays a quiet but crucial...