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What's Happening In October
Save Date For This Year's Garage Sale Trail
Wave 'windows' Could Save Mangrove Forests Around World
Guterres: Nothing Justifies Atrocities, Three Years After 7 October Attacks
Obesity Linked to Lower Death Risk in Dementia
Researchers Examine How Psychopathic Traits Shape Language
Helcro Solar on Quality After 500,000 Battery Installs in Nine Months
Playdates Help Children Reconnect After Disaster and Tragedy
North Carolina Coastal Forest Loss Is Accelerating
Research Finds U.S. Built Global Deportation Network, Violated Migrant Rights
Art, Science and Climate Futures Meet at Symposium
Sardinian Village May Be Longevity Hotspot, UIC Finds
New Target Identified for Chronic Blood Cancer
UN Rights Chief Warns Clock Is Ticking on AI Regulation
Planning For Recovery, Before Emergency
Yemen Fighting Displaces More Than 184,000, UN Says
2026 Australian Mental Health Prize Winners Announced
Three Years After Oct. 7, Gaza Fades From View, Israel Election Looms
Tips for Talking to People With Dementia
Indonesias Rhino Species Face Greater Extinction Risk Than Africas
How To Work Together
Modest Post-Infection Risks Make Broader Vaccination Cost-Effective
How Dune Systems Organize Themselves Near Tipping Points
Cigarette Smoke May Prime Lung Stem Cells for Lung Cancer Types
Cigarette Smoke May Prime Lung Stem Cells for Lung Cancer
NIH Grant Funds Research on Aging's Effects on Long-Term Memory
Climate Action: Security, Sacrifice or Opportunity?
How Campuses Can Defend Democracy and Fight Antisemitism
UN Watch Calls to De-Ideologize Human Rights Education
New Zealand Climate Commitments Put European Trade Deal at Risk
Research Examines Systemic Racism as Default Explanation for Disparities
Japan's Mental Health Stigma May Deter People From Care
Polyubiquitin May Stabilize Tau Filaments in Neurodegenerative Disease
Extreme Heat Creates New Climate Crisis Fault Line for Pregnancies
Social Media Engagement Matters More Than Screen Time for Mental Health
Iced Coffee Won't Predict Performance, but May Reveal Hiring Bias
Editorial Backs Bedside Lumbar Punctures by Neurologists and Trainees
Researchers Demonstrate First Plasma Beam Antenna
Warmer Oceans, Disease Threaten Coral Reefs
Suspected Second-Generation Planet Solves Hubble Mystery
Why Endometriosis Pain May Persist After Treatment
UW Optoelectronics Center Wins Second NSF Funding Round
Pollen Study Reveals Grasses' Hidden History
Science Enabling Steady Supply Of Critical Minerals
New Studies Examine Sniffer Dogs, Bloodstains and Ballistics
New Extinct Bovine Species Discovered in Siberia
ICC Unseals Warrants Over Taliban Persecution of Women and Girls
Burnham Wants Beer Back in Stands, Fans Have Bigger Concerns