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National Geographic Hosts Sharkfest 2026 Livestream

The digital event features 12 episodes focused on shark rivalries and the adaptations of top ocean predators.

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Neurosurgeon Alim-Louis Benabid Discusses Deep Brain Stimulation Origins

The pioneer of deep brain stimulation shares how the technique transformed treatment for Parkinson's and other neurological disorders.

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Prof. Alim-Louis Benabid Recounts Discovery of Deep Brain Stimulation

The pioneer of DBS describes the operating room moment a patient's tremor stopped, leading to a medical breakthrough.

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Deep-Brain Stimulation Replaces Irreversible Brain Surgeries

Prof. Alim-Louis Benabid explains the shift from destructive lesioning to adjustable stimulation for movement disorders.

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Prof. Alim-Louis Benabid Discusses Deep Brain Stimulation Mindset

The pioneer of deep brain stimulation shares the philosophy and approach that revolutionized modern brain surgery.

Microbiologist preparing for antibody testing

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Insufficient Evidence for Egg Crushing Claim

Fact-check of a demonstration regarding the ability to crush an egg with a bare hand finds no corroborating evidence.

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Deep Brain Stimulation Expanding Beyond Parkinson's Disease

Alim-Louis Benabid discusses the application of DBS for severe neurological and psychiatric disorders on a Mayo Clinic podcast.

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ATSDR Uses Computational Modeling to Support US Public Health

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry employs simulation science to enhance environmental health assessments.

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Homo erectus Outlasted Homo sapiens in Evolutionary Success

New analysis suggests Homo erectus was more successful than modern humans due to its longevity and geographic spread.

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Homo erectus may be more successful than Homo sapiens

Ancient human species survived nearly 2 million years, far outlasting the 300,000-year tenure of modern humans.

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Scientist Demonstrates Effects of Extreme Cold on Ductile Materials

Anna Ploszajski uses a Snickers bar and references the Titanic to show how temperature changes material behavior.

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Scientists Create Open 3D Digital Library of 800 Ant Species

The Antscan project uses synchrotron X-ray imaging and AI to map two-thirds of all ant genera for global research.

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ESA Euclid Telescope Captures 6-Gigapixel Image of Milky Way Centre

The mosaic reveals tens of millions of stars and dark clouds three years after the telescope's launch.

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Medical Experts Analyze 2026 World Cup Player Injuries

Doctor Mike and neurosurgeons discuss the medical impact and tactical nature of injuries during the North American tournament.

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Understanding El Niño and Global Weather Impacts

The periodic warming of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean alters atmospheric circulation and weather patterns worldwide.

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Webb Telescope Visualizes 'Cigar Galaxy' Starburst Activity

New visualization from NASA and ESA explores the structure of Messier 82, a galaxy located 12 million light-years from Earth.

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US Physician Issues Firework Safety Warnings for Independence Day

Dr. Aisha Subhani provides guidance to prevent hand and finger injuries during the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.

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Cleveland Clinic Expert Outlines Signs of Early Alzheimer's

Dr. Dylan Wint explains how to distinguish normal age-related forgetfulness from symptoms of degenerative brain disease.

Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, French sculptor and painter who designed the Statue of Liberty.

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Original Statue of Liberty Prototype Displayed at Smithsonian Castle

A four-foot-tall maquette created by sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi provides a rare look at the monument's early design.

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AI Retinal Imaging May Detect Alzheimer's Years Before Symptoms

Researchers explore using routine eye exams and artificial intelligence to identify early biomarkers of cognitive decline.

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Mayo Clinic Experts Detail Potential of Carbon Ion Therapy

Dr. Taylor and Dr. Holtzman discuss the precision and effectiveness of carbon ion therapy in cancer care.

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New Scientist Explores Arrow of Time

A new educational video examines the physics of time and why it only moves in one direction.

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Cleveland Clinic Highlights Lung Cancer Screening Services

Physician Assistant Veronica Chopra provides specialized management for lung nodules and cancer screenings in Ohio.

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Oat Milk Offers Fiber but Lacks Protein Compared to Alternatives

Health experts from Cleveland Clinic analyze the nutritional trade-offs of using oat milk as a dairy substitute.

Artist’s rendering depicting lunar surface infrastructure supporting future Moon Base operations, including habitats, power systems, cargo landers, rovers, and astronauts working near the lunar South

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NASA Announces New Lunar Lander Awards for US Moon Base

The agency outlined next steps for a $30 billion permanent outpost near the lunar South Pole during a virtual press conference.

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No Verifiable Data Found Regarding June 17 CDC Call

Investigation into a reported CDC ZOHU call from June 17 reveals a lack of corroborating evidence or official records.

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Cleveland Clinic Physician Highlights Interventional Pain Management

Dr. Rami Kamel emphasizes a whole-person approach to treating patients suffering from chronic pain.

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Cleveland Clinic Lists Dr. Matthew Krauza as Pulmonary Specialist

The medical institution has added Dr. Matthew Krauza to its provider directory for pulmonary critical care and sleep medicine.

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Rising Risks From Synthetic Opioids and Injectable Peptides

Health officials warn of isotonitazene overdoses in US cities and potential cancer links to injectable peptide supplements.

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Cleveland Clinic Cardiac Center of Excellence Focuses on Complex Heart Care

The Ohio-based medical center integrates specialized expertise and AI technology to improve outcomes for cardiovascular patients.

Crowd waiting on 8th Av and 33rd St for Donald Trump rally at Madison Square Garden, Manhattan (October 27, 2024)

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US Employees Struggle to Access and Understand Workplace Health Benefits

Lack of awareness and poor communication prevent workers from using available health and mental health services.

The Aggregate Stability Comparison display, (left) using two clear pipes with water, demonstrate the structural stability of healthy soil that has organic matter from cover crops and aeration created

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Infinite Computer Solutions Launches Healthcare Center of Excellence

The new model aims to connect employees with specialized providers to improve health outcomes and lower costs for US employers.

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US Employers Can Reduce Healthcare Costs Through High-Value Care

Strategies focus on connecting employees with quality specialty care and reducing unnecessary medical procedures.

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Cleveland Clinic Uses Centers of Excellence to Improve Patient Outcomes

The program provides specialized, evidence-based care designed to balance high-quality clinical results with cost control for employers.

Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus held a meeting yesterday, Sunday, November 2, 2025, at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka. He met with Professor Toh Han Chong, Senior Consultant at the Singa

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US Employers Urged to Adopt Centers of Excellence for Workforce Health

Specialized care programs aim to improve clinical outcomes and reduce long-term healthcare costs for employees.

U.S. Airmen with the Joint Base Langley-Eustis Honor Guard parade the colors during a Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 8, 2013, at the Hampton Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Hampton, Va.

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Untreated Sleep Apnea Linked to Doubled Parkinson's Risk

Study of 11 million US veterans suggests CPAP therapy may lower the risk of developing the neurodegenerative disease.

Belarusian scientist Siarhei Besarab visits the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) facility in Geneva, Switzerland. The collage features him standing in an exhibition space near a proto

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CERN Physicists Transport Antimatter via Road for First Time

Researchers moved antiprotons in a specialized trap on a truck near Geneva to test future research technologies.

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Scientists Warn Solar Storm Could Trigger Orbital Crisis

Experts alert operators that a major solar event could disrupt satellite tracking and avoidance maneuvers within 2.8 days.

A high-voltage electrostatics experiment showing a purple electric spark emerging from a thin wire connected to a metal sphere, as surrounding air becomes ionized. A person stands nearby, emphasizing

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Veritasium Explains Electrical Sparks During Device Unplugging

Educational content clarifies why hair dryers and chargers produce brief arcs of electricity when removed from wall outlets.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying NASA’s first planetary defense test mission, the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), launches from Space Launch Complex-4 at Vandenberg Space Force Base, CA, Nov. 23, 2

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NASA DART Mission Altered Asteroid Orbit

A planetary-defense test in 2022 demonstrated that a spacecraft can change the trajectory of an asteroid to protect Earth.

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US and China Race to Develop Quantum Computing Capabilities

Investment continues in quantum physics research despite ongoing challenges with practical applications.

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TED-Ed Highlights Hidden Capabilities of Fungi

New educational content explores fungal radiation tolerance, behavioral manipulation, and millions of undiscovered species.

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Christina Vernace Provides Pediatric Care at Cleveland Clinic Florida

Pediatrician Christina Vernace, DO, manages primary care and preventive services for patients from birth through adolescence.

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NASA DART Mission Changed Asteroid Orbit in First Human-Made Shift

The spacecraft impacted the moonlet Dimorphos to test planetary defense techniques for shifting hazardous asteroid trajectories.

Governors Island is a 172-acre (70 ha) island in New York Harbor, approximately 800 yards (732 m) from the southern tip of Manhattan Island and separated from Brooklyn by Buttermilk Channel, approxima

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Former US Military Base Now Public Park in New York Harbor

Governors Island has transitioned from a strategic Army post to a public oasis off the coast of Manhattan.

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Cleveland Clinic Physician Denise Miller Provides Integrated Primary Care

Dr. Miller combines family medicine with osteopathic manipulative therapy to support patient wellness in Ohio.

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Cleveland Clinic Highlights Expertise of Surgeon Per Wierup

Dr. Per Wierup specializes in heart valve and minimally invasive complex cardiac surgeries at the medical center.

iss072e014281 (Oct. 6, 2024) --- It's haircut day on the International Space Station. Expedition 72 Flight Engineer Butch Wilmore trims Expedition 72 Flight Engineer Mike Barratt's hair using an elect

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NASA Streams High-Definition Earth Views from ISS

Live video from the Harmony module provides a real-time look at Earth and the International Docking Adapter 2.

Accessibility in Israel - Augmentative and alternative communication sign in the Founders Park of the City of Rehovot, January 2025

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Cleveland Clinic Outlines Use of AAC Tools for Speech Impairments

Speech-language pathologists explain how augmentative and alternative communication methods help individuals express themselves.

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Cleveland Clinic Highlights US Urogynecology Expertise of Dr. Alexandra Melnyk

The medical center features Dr. Melnyk's specialization in treating complex pelvic health disorders and organ prolapse.

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Dr. Daniel Raymond Provides Minimally Invasive Thoracic Care at Cleveland Clinic

Thoracic surgeon Dr. Daniel Raymond specializes in oncology and minimally invasive procedures at the Cleveland Clinic.

jsc2024e055570 (Aug. 13, 2024) --- NASA astronaut Chris Williams participates in spacewalk training at the Neutral Buoyancy Lab at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

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US Astronauts Repair ISS Robotic Arm During Spacewalk

Chris Williams and Jessica Meir exited the International Space Station to replace a critical wrist joint on the Canadarm2.

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Daily Eye Pressure Fluctuations May Influence Glaucoma Progression

Dr. Arthur Sit discusses how sleep, posture, and activities affect intraocular pressure and the role of continuous monitoring.

Engineers in a clean room, using CO2 snow to clean a gold-coated test mirror for the James Webb Space Telescope

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Nanochemist Explains Mechanics of Carbon Dating

Suze Kundu details how the decay of radioactive carbon-14 allows scientists to determine the age of organic materials.

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Austrian Cow Demonstrates First Documented Flexible Tool Use in Cattle

A 13-year-old cow in the Alps uses rakes and brooms to scratch herself, challenging assumptions about bovine cognition.

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WHO Issues Guidance for Heatstroke Emergencies

The World Health Organization outlines critical steps to take when individuals experience severe heat-related illness.

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Cleveland Clinic Outlines Key Differences Between MCI and Dementia

Medical guidance clarifies how mild cognitive impairment differs from dementia in symptoms, diagnosis, and management.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer attends the G7 Summit in Canada (54594644396)

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Mayo Clinic Summit Signals Shift Toward Clinical Decision AI

Healthcare research is moving from predictive tools to systems that actively guide patient-care decisions.

ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher, center, meets with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026, at the Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters Building in Washington. Photo Credit: (N

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ESA names Artemis III pilot, sets Ariane 6 launch record

European Space Agency highlights June milestones including new Milky Way imagery and International Space Station progress

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Kurzgesagt Examines Concept of World's Most Average Person

Educational channel explores the statistical reality of human averages through a conceptual profile.