A new analysis of a Neolithic cow’s tooth found at Stonehenge suggests that the animal likely came from Wales, providing fresh evidence for the connection between cattle remains at the ancient monument and its origins. The study, conducted by scientists from the British Geological Survey, Cardiff University, and University College London, analyzed the tooth’s isotopes … Read more
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A groundbreaking discovery in gene research may hold the key to treating chronic pain, which affects over 600 million people worldwide. The condition, characterized by persistent and often debilitating pain, has long been a mystery, with even underlying causes such as arthritis or nerve damage remaining unclear. The prevailing theory is that, after an injury, … Read more
The concept of adulthood has undergone significant changes over the past few decades. A new study by the US Census Bureau reveals that the traditional milestones of adulthood, such as marriage, having children, and homeownership, are no longer the standard. Instead, young adults are prioritizing economic security, education, and independence. The data shows that in … Read more
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The US government’s science programs are facing a crisis under the Trump administration, with NASA emerging as one of the most prominent casualties. Proposed budget reductions would slash NASA’s resources to levels not seen since before the first human spaceflight in 1961. The cuts are the steepest percentage drop in a single year ever proposed … Read more
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler will miss the remainder of the season due to venous thoracic outlet syndrome, according to the team’s announcement. The diagnosis was made after a blood clot removal surgery and further evaluation, which recommended surgery at a later date. According to medical information from the Mayo Clinic, venous thoracic outlet syndrome … Read more
Arsenal star Bukayo Saka has suffered a hamstring injury during Saturday’s match against Leeds United, adding to the team’s growing injury concerns. The 23-year-old had already scored and was seen limping off the pitch after feeling pain in his left hamstring. Saka’s injury comes days after Kai Havertz also suffered an injury that accelerated Arsenal’s … Read more
US President Donald Trump’s push to open retirement accounts to alternative assets has led to a surge in investments into digital assets, with annual inflows hitting a record $11 billion. The majority of the funds, $9.8 billion, were invested in ethereum-based exchange-traded products (ETPs), which allow investors exposure to cryptocurrency without directly holding it. The … Read more
Nvidia Corp is urging Taiwan to adopt nuclear power in preparation for a potential referendum on the issue. As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) grows, driven by Taiwan’s thriving tech manufacturing sector, nuclear power is seen as an “excellent option” to meet energy needs. According to Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, nuclear power is one of … Read more