There is considerably less sea-ice in the Arctic than there used to be. Thanks to global warming, Arctic sea-ice is melting faster in the spring and taking longer to form in the autumn.
Scientists who use satellite data to track Arctic sea-ice…
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Comparison between traditional and digital anterior repositioning splints on the upper airway in skeletal class II malocclusion with TMJ degenerative disease
Mercuri, L. G. Osteoarthritis, osteoarthrosis, and idiopathic condylar resorption. Oral Maxillofac. Surg. Clin. North. Am. 20(2), 169–83 (2008).
Long, X. Correct differentiation of…
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Comparative diagnostic accuracy of ChatGPT large language models and expert clinicians in complex oral and maxillofacial diseases
Younis, H. A. A systematic review and meta-analysis of artificial intelligence tools in medicine and healthcare: applications, considerations, limitations, motivation, and challenges. Diagnostics 14 (1), 109 (2024).
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GIA Examines Partially-Fake Pearl Jewelry Posing as Natural
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) recently examined a pair of earrings it found to contain two assembled pearls with each base showing distinct layers of materials.
The button-shaped, 7.40- and 9.37-carat pearls recently…
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Ancient bones reveal how animals lived in a lost world
Fossils usually tell stories through shape and size. Bones show how animals moved, teeth hint at diet, and skulls suggest behavior. Now, scientists have found a new way to learn from fossils by studying chemistry locked inside ancient bones.
This…
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More staff deployed at Islamabad M-Tag centres as over 120,000 vehicles registered ahead of Jan 15 deadline – Dawn
- More staff deployed at Islamabad M-Tag centres as over 120,000 vehicles registered ahead of Jan 15 deadline Dawn
- M-Tag installation deadline extended by 15 days Dawn
- Scope of Islamabad Safe City Project to be expanded The Nation (Pakistan )
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Palo Alto Networks in negotiations to acquire one-year-old Israeli startup Koi for $4
Palo Alto Networks, the cybersecurity giant, is showing no signs of slowing its acquisition spree. After completing its $25 billion purchase of CyberArk in 2025, and acquisitions of Chronosphere for $3.35 billion and Protect AI for $500 million,…
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Increasingly Specific ctDNA Assays Are Set to Define the Future of Breast Oncology
Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) testing is rapidly emerging as a powerful tool to detect minimal residual disease (MRD), guide treatment decisions, and potentially transform breast cancer care across the disease continuum, according to Jason…
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M6 diversion via Cumbria villages is ‘accident waiting to happen’
Each weekend, the closures are taking place from 20:00 GMT on the Friday night to 05:00 on the Monday morning.
During the day, vehicles travelling southbound are being diverted on the A66 through the Eden Valley. Northbound traffic and all overnight traffic is using the A6 through villages like Shap.
Mr Walker, who frequently travels from Staffordshire to Glasgow to see his grandchildren, was taken on the diversion on Friday night having caught a lift with friends when his train back was cancelled.
“They’re trying to put modern traffic through what’s basically a 1950s route, creating quite a potentially dangerous situation,” he said.
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Marketing platform shifts and algorithm volatility mark week’s industry news
Google confirmed December 29 the completion of its December 2025 core update after an 18-day implementation period that brought substantial ranking fluctuations across search results. The update began rolling out December 11 at 9:25 AM…
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