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New imaging studies reveal why SSRIs fail for millions, while clinical trials of psychedelic-assisted therapy show unprecedented remission rates for treatment-resistant depression.
LIGO detected twin neutron stars orbiting in 11 minutes — the shortest period ever observed — rewriting models of stellar collapse and offering a new test of Einstein's equations.
Inside the CDC lab where virologist Angela Chen tracks H5N1's mutations, waiting for the one that will make it a human pandemic.
New oceanographic data reveals the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is weakening faster than models predicted. The implications reach from London's winters to Mumbai's monsoons.
New research reveals loneliness triggers inflammatory responses and neural changes once thought irreversible. A global trial network is racing to find interventions before a generation is permanently altered.
Inside CATL's Ningde laboratory, engineers have cracked a solid-state problem that defeated researchers for decades. The implications for energy storage — and geopolitics — are only beginning to emerge.
In a Wisconsin BSL-3 lab, one virologist tracks H5N1's march toward human-to-human transmission. Her data may determine whether the world prepares — or sleepwalks into the next pandemic.
New research reveals India's most productive agricultural region is depleting groundwater 20 times faster than nature can replenish it, threatening food security for 1.4 billion people.
JWST detections of methane on rocky exoplanets are forcing scientists to abandon decades of biosignature assumptions. The implications reach from astrobiology to Earth's climate policy.
A landmark study from Brazil's INPE has found that 26% of the Amazon has already crossed from carbon sink to carbon source — a threshold scientists warned for decades would be catastrophic and irreversible.