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FDA bans Red Dye No 3 in foods over cancer risks 35 years after banning it in cosmetics
Notably, as far back as 1990, the FDA had already taken steps to ban Red Dye No. 3 from cosmetic products, signaling an ...
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100% success against deadly cobra venom achieved by Nobel winner’s AI antitoxins
Snakebites affect 1.8 to 2.7 million people annually, causing around 100,000 deaths and three times as many permanent ...
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Are these hyper-realistic robots too much?
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Seoul debuts first cross-border startup pitching at CES 2025, igniting global innovation
South Korea organized the largest Seoul Integrated Pavilion and hosted the first cross-border startup pitching competition at ...
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200 million-year-old Jurassic skull unearthed in China reveals new dinosaur species
The fossilized skull of this new dinosaur species was unearthed from the Lower Jurassic Lufeng Formation in Yunnan Province, ...
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KAAN Fighter Jet: Türkiye’s 5th-Gen Stealth Marvel
KAAN, Türkiye’s 5th-generation stealth fighter jet, represents a monumental leap in the nation’s defense capabilities and ...
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World-first quantum entanglement of molecules at 92% fidelity, UK achieves ‘magic’
UK researchers used special optical tweezers to attain quantum entanglement of molecules that could unlock multiple ...
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A soldier can pilot 100 spy drones at once with Sweden’s new sci-fi swarm tech
Sweden has introduced its latest drone swarm technology, which allows different sizes of UAVs to work collaboratively.
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Soft biosensor that adapts as your brain grows tested on butterfly wings
Researchers develop biocompatible implants that adapt to the body's growth, paving the way for advanced neurological ...
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MIT sets world record with 99.998% fidelity in quantum computing breakthrough
MIT researchers have achieved a world-record single-qubit fidelity of 99.998% using fluxonium, a superconducting qubit.
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Floating solar panels could power 100 million US homes, generate 1,476 TWh yearly
Study reveals US reservoirs could generate enough solar energy to power 100 million homes annually, boosting renewable ...
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Bill Gates’ Terrapower permitted to unleash 345 MW sodium-cooled nuclear reactor
The Natrium technology features a 345 MW sodium-cooled fast reactor with a gigawatt-scale molten salt-based energy storage ...