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Early Release – Neoehrlichia mikurensis in Ticks and Tick-Bitten Persons, Sweden and Finland, 2008–2009 – Volume 31, Number 11—November 2025 – Emerging Infectious Diseases journal
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NASA Citizen Science Toolkit for Librarians
Our new Toolkit for Librarians can help you share NASA citizen science opportunities with your patrons and community members. Rural and urban libraries, informal educators, youth group leaders, and retirement community coordinators can all…
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New Study Suggests Root Canal Treatment Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes
Endodontists confirm root canal treatment for tooth infection can save natural teeth and contribute to better overall health by addressing local and systemic inflammation
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Jimmy Cliff death: Jamaican reggae legend dies at 81
Jimmy Cliff, the Jamaican musician and actor who helped popularize reggae around the world and paved the way for future stars of the genre such as Bob Marley, has died. He was 81.
Cliff’s wife, Latifa Chambers, announced the singer’s death in…
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Turn Up the Savings: Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Drop to $160 for Black Friday
While it’s true that Apple’s latest AirPods Pro 3 tend to dominate the conversation when discussing premium Bluetooth earbuds, they aren’t the only option. In fact, if you’re ensconced in Samsung’s ecosystem, they’re obviously not going to be a…
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Europe launches bold plan to harness twisting beams of light
A new Doctoral Network led by Tampere University has received €4.4 million from the European Union’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) program. Through the High-Power Optical Vortices (HiPOVor) initiative, 15 doctoral researchers will be…
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Quantum Spin-1 XY Chain Scars Thermalize In Larger Chains Despite Exhibiting Low Entanglement Entropy
Quantum systems typically evolve towards thermal equilibrium, yet certain special states, known as quantum scars, defy this expectation by remaining stable and exhibiting non-thermal behaviour. Himadri Halder from the Raman Research Institute…
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Profile of Arteta's Arsenal: Clash of giants at the top of the CL table – FC Bayern
- Profile of Arteta’s Arsenal: Clash of giants at the top of the CL table FC Bayern
- Four changes made, White and Lewis-Skelly start, Merino rested – Arsenal XI vs Bayern Munich Football London
- AP Player of the Week: Texas’ Arch Manning accounted…
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Pattern of chronic rejection for liver transplants decoded
Graphical abstract. Credit: Journal of Hepatology (2025). DOI: 10.1016/j.jhep.2025.06.036
Liver transplants often save the lives of seriously ill…
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China, US Can Compete and Cooperate on AI
As the United States and China push to lead in artificial intelligence, there is growing acknowledgment that some AI risks are too significant for either nation to manage alone. While competition drives innovation, high-stakes failures—such as models enabling biological threat design or automated cyberattacks—create cross-border dangers that demand coordinated responses.
As Daniel Castro writes in China Daily, the two countries don’t need shared laws or aligned regulations to cooperate on technical AI safety. Joint research, incident reporting, and red-team testing can reduce duplication, prevent accidents, and maintain global trust in advanced AI systems—much like US-Soviet collaboration on nuclear safety during the Cold War. Strategic safety is a shared security interest, even as technological competition continues.
Read the China Daily op-ed here.
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