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New drug nearly doubles survival in pancreatic cancer
(Tehran Ana)- U.S. health authorities have approved a new targeted drug that nearly doubles median survival for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer compared with chemotherapy alone.
China uses AI to map Earth’s deep mantle
(Tehran Ana)- A Chinese neural network analyzed more than two million seismic records, helping scientists create a new map of Earth’s lower mantle.
AI sparks new fears over chemical and biological weapons
(Tehran Ana)- A security study has warned that advances in AI, particularly open-source models, could make dangerous scientific knowledge more accessible to malicious actors.
Fish bones turn plastic waste into valuable oil
(Tehran Ana)- Chinese scientists have used recycled fish bones to convert agricultural plastic waste into valuable petrochemical feedstocks.
Experimental drug burns fat without suppressing appetite
(Tehran Ana)- An experimental compound helped obese mice burn more fat and lose weight without reducing food intake or muscle mass.
Russian cardiologist identifies blood pressure levels requiring emergency care
(Tehran Ana)- A leading Russian cardiologist has identified blood pressure readings that should prompt an immediate emergency call, particularly when they exceed 180/120 mmHg.
Vitamin B6 shows promise against depression
(Tehran Ana)- A new study from the University of Reading suggests that high-dose vitamin B6 may significantly reduce depressive symptoms, offering a potential new avenue for supporting mental health.
Diet quality linked to better lung health
(Tehran Ana)- A new study links a healthier diet to better lung function, particularly among people with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Japan turns coconut waste into jet fuel
(Tehran Ana)- Japanese scientists have developed a low-energy method for turning coconut oil into eco-friendly aviation fuel.
Mitochondrial transplant offers hope for vision loss
(Tehran Ana)- In a first-of-its-kind procedure, researchers injected mitochondria into the eyes of a patient with severe vision loss in an attempt to restore damaged cells and preserve remaining vision.
Security Concerns Slow OpenAI Development
(Tehran Ana)- OpenAI is slowing AI development after its models exhibited concerning autonomous behavior during security tests.
AI Helps Turn Bacteria into Biological “Transistors”
(Tehran Ana)- An Iranian researcher and MIT scientists have engineered bacterial cells to function like transistors, paving the way for advanced biological circuits that could operate inside living organisms.
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