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  • July 17, 2025

Breakthrough Makes Mismatched Blood Transplants Safe for Cancer Patients

New research shows that bone marrow transplants from partially matched donors are now as safe and effective as those from full matches. This advance could offer life-saving treatment to more blood cancer patients who previously lacked a donor.
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  • July 17, 2025

Free-to-Read Research on Migration and Refugees Put Online

A new open-access collection presents a research-backed perspective on the lives and challenges faced by migrants, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of immigrant experiences, inform evidence-based policymaking, and promote inclusive research practices by sharing research from diverse disciplines.
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  • July 17, 2025

U.S. Ice Cream Brands Switch to Natural Colors in Sweet Industry Shift

In a scoop of good news, major U.S. ice cream makers are phasing out artificial dyes as the FDA approves a new natural colorant from a yeast source. This flavorful move promotes transparency, cleaner ingredients, and healthier options in frozen treats.
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  • July 17, 2025

Old Solar Panels Get New Life Capturing Exhaust Heat and Cutting Waste

Scientists in China have repurposed used solar panels to harness industrial exhaust heat, boosting energy efficiency while reducing electronic waste. This innovative second life for solar tech marks a promising step for circular economy and green industry.
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  • July 15, 2025

India Hits 50% Non‑Fossil Fuel Power Capacity—Five Years Early

India has reached 50 % non‑fossil fuel electricity capacity—242.8 GW of 484.8 GW—five years ahead of its 2030 Paris target. This surge, led by solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear investments, marks a major milestone even as coal remains central to actual power generation.
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  • July 15, 2025

Sweden Becomes Cage‑Free Nation, Setting High Animal Welfare Bar

  • July 15, 2025

Gut Microbes Found to Help Flush Toxic “Forever Chemicals”

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  • July 15, 2025

US Supreme Court Upholds Block on Florida’s Controversial Immigration Law

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  • July 15, 2025

Wales to Use Tourist Tax to Revive Welsh Language and Culture

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  • July 15, 2025

Denmark Launches First Electric Flight in Push for Green Skies

Denmark has successfully completed its first electric airplane test flight, marking a pivotal moment in the future of clean aviation. This innovation brings the dream of zero-emission air travel one step closer to reality while inspiring global climate action.
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  • July 13, 2025

Kids Take Control Over Smartphone Use for Better Mental Health

A recent survey across 18 countries reveals that 40% of 12– to 15-year-olds are actively limiting their screen time to enhance their mental well-being. By taking breaks, deactivating notifications, and deleting apps, they're setting digital boundaries to protect their mental health and focus.
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  • July 13, 2025

Rethinking Age: How Growing Older Brings Unexpected Health Gains

New research highlights surprising benefits of aging: improved emotional resilience, strengthened relationships, and sharper emotional intelligence. As youthful strengths shift, our mental health and social skills can flourish, demonstrating that aging isn’t just a loss, but a gain in new capacities.
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  • July 13, 2025

Low‑Income Countries to Get Game‑Changing Twice‑Yearly HIV Injection

A new deal between the Global Fund and Gilead means low‑income countries will access a groundbreaking twice‑yearly HIV prevention injection alongside wealthy nations. It could reach 2 million people in 3 years and marks a milestone in global health equity.
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  • July 13, 2025

Underwater Turbine Spins Six Years, Ushering in Tidal Power Era

An underwater turbine off Scotland has now operated for over six years without unscheduled maintenance, powering around 7,000 homes. This milestone proves tidal energy’s durability and commercial potential, boosting investor confidence in marine renewables.
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  • July 13, 2025

Barbie Launches First-Ever Doll Representing Type 1 Diabetes

The new Barbie wears a visible insulin pump and glucose monitor, helping kids with type 1 diabetes feel seen and empowered. It’s a major step toward inclusive toys that reflect real-life conditions, breaking stigma and showing that all health journeys matter.
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  • July 13, 2025

Tiny Zooplankton Play Big Role in Sequestering CO₂ Underwater

Tiny but mighty: recent research reveals how zooplankton capture atmospheric CO₂ by sinking organic carbon to the ocean depths. These abundant creatures act as natural carbon pumps, offering a scalable, eco-friendly ally in climate efforts and reinforcing the power of ocean ecosystems.
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  • July 10, 2025

First Malaria Treatment Tailored for Babies Approved in Africa

A new infant-friendly malaria medication has been approved and will start rolling out in African countries. Designed specifically for infants under 4.5 kg, this breakthrough fills a critical treatment gap and offers safer, life-saving care for the continent’s youngest patients.
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  • July 10, 2025

Enzyme Breakthrough Paves Way for Industrial-Scale Plastics Recycling

A collaboration between UK universities and U.S. NREL proves enzymes can now depolymerize PET plastic at industrial scale. Building on earlier research and advanced testing, this discovery points to a low-energy, chemical-free route to large-scale recycling and a cleaner future.
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