Synthetic biology can turn microbes into tools for survival in space
Live Forever Club - 21-Jul-2025These advances also benefit Earth with better health tech
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These advances also benefit Earth with better health tech
Immigration is helping industries, but not solving school enrollment drops
It runs on nuclear energy and raises important questions about fairness
Experts want a new office to track and plan for future population changes
This insight may help astronauts and older adults maintain muscle health
Shrinking birth rates and economic pressures could leave Korea with just 7.5M people in 100 years
It may be a potential one-time seasonal alternative to vaccines without serious side effects
Lunar impact in 2032 could send debris into Earth’s orbit, threatening satellites and spacecraft
Treaty boosts data sharing, fair access to medicines, and global pandemic response
Experts warn rising alcohol deaths are deepening health inequalities and demand urgent action
DeepMind warns of AGI risks as experts debate its meaning, timing, and safety
Scientists aim to develop new vaccines and treatments before the next outbreak hits
Fluid shifts in space cause vision and brain issues
This could lead to better treatments for genetic disorders and cancer prevention
Scientists aim to create cold-adapted elephants to restore Arctic ecosystems
Scientists warn that ISS sterility may weaken astronauts' immune systems
More data may change the risk estimate, either increasing or decreasing it
The company says it’s important for democracies to lead in using AI safely
Scientists track a newly discovered space rock with a slim chance of colliding with Earth in 2032
Revolutionizing disease detection to safeguard against future health threats
Drug-resistant infections could strain the NHS without urgent action and preparation
Efforts to reverse low birth rates struggle against economic, cultural, and structural challenges
The 2054 population estimate has decreased from 383 million to 372 million
Urgent action in the next five years is critical for avoiding collapse
Declining birth rates mark the era of 'peak child' and population change