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Lean African Adults With Type 2 Diabetes Show Distinct Disease Pattern Science

Lean African Adults With Type 2 Diabetes Show Distinct Disease Pattern

A study of more than 3,300 adults finds lean Africans with type 2 diabetes show a pattern centered on insufficient insulin production, prompting calls for targeted treatment trials.

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Rapid Spin May Explain Fading Flares From Stars Surviving Black Holes Science

Rapid Spin May Explain Fading Flares From Stars Surviving Black Holes

Simulations suggest rapid initial stellar spin can explain why some stars surviving repeated black hole encounters produce progressively dimmer flares.

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H5N1-Infected Raw Milk Transmits Virus to Calves, Study Finds Science

H5N1-Infected Raw Milk Transmits Virus to Calves, Study Finds

A USDA-led experiment found H5N1-infected raw milk transmitted the virus to calves, reinforcing calls to pasteurize milk used as animal feed.

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Urban Tree Species Can Intensify Ozone Pollution During Heat, Study Finds Science

Urban Tree Species Can Intensify Ozone Pollution During Heat, Study Finds

A new study finds that high-isoprene urban trees can dominate ozone-forming chemistry during heat, highlighting the importance of species-aware planting.

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NASA Study Maps Where Earth Microbes Could Survive on Moon's South Pole Science

NASA Study Maps Where Earth Microbes Could Survive on Moon's South Pole

NASA-led research finds shaded lunar south-pole niches may keep Earth microbes alive for a day, sharpening contamination concerns for exploration.

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Billion-Atom Simulations Reveal Higher Tungsten Damage Risk in Fusion Reactors Science

Billion-Atom Simulations Reveal Higher Tungsten Damage Risk in Fusion Reactors

University of Helsinki simulations of up to one billion atoms suggest tungsten may suffer more primary radiation damage at fusion-relevant energies than existing models predict.

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STAR Collision Data Favor Gluon Junction as Carrier of Proton Identity Science

STAR Collision Data Favor Gluon Junction as Carrier of Proton Identity

STAR nuclear-collision measurements favor a Y-shaped gluon junction over valence quarks as the carrier of baryon number, while physicists call for further tests.

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Total Solar Eclipse Sweeps Europe and Draws Millions Science

Total Solar Eclipse Sweeps Europe and Draws Millions

Millions watched a historic total solar eclipse cross Greenland, Iceland and Spain as scientists observed the Sun’s corona.

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Tarantula Nebula Study Traces Missing Stellar Wind Energy Science

Tarantula Nebula Study Traces Missing Stellar Wind Energy

NASA telescopes reveal how leakage, mixing and conduction may account for missing hot-gas energy in the Tarantula Nebula.

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Webb Reveals Dying Star's Dusty Lion Nebula in New Detail Science

Webb Reveals Dying Star's Dusty Lion Nebula in New Detail

Webb's new infrared view of NGC 2392 resolves dust clumps, ionized gas and shells shaped by a dying star.

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NASA Satellite Data Reveal El Niño Disrupting Pacific Food Web Science

NASA Satellite Data Reveal El Niño Disrupting Pacific Food Web

NASA's PACE satellite has detected a major fall in central-Pacific chlorophyll as the 2026 El Niño suppresses nutrient upwelling and strains the marine food web.

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Perseid Meteor Shower Set for Rare Dark-Sky Peak Science

Perseid Meteor Shower Set for Rare Dark-Sky Peak

The Perseids will peak August 12–13 under a new moon, offering unusually dark skies and the possibility of dozens of visible meteors per hour.

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