
New study solves blue whale calf mystery
Only two blue whale births have ever been recorded in human history. Continue reading New study solves blue whale calf mystery on Tech Explorist…
Retire in a stylish village without buying a property
A newish way of living in a retirement village is through a life rights contract that involves single ‘deposit’ upfront…
Section of M4 ‘fully closed’ after dead body found on carriageway
Several drivers called the police to report something on the road between junction 20 and junction 21, which were found to be human remains…M4 and M48 human remains: Police reveal body found was that of man in his 40s
The body was found between junction 20 at the Almondsbury Interchange with the M5 and junction 21, near Awkley, in south Gloucestershire – the M4 and M48 were originally closed but they have now reopened…
M4 and M48 reopen after human remains found on motorway identified
Police are investigating how human remains ended up on a stretch of the M4 near Bristol…
Senate Democrats press HHS over FDA firings
A pair of Democratic senators are pushing back against the Trump administration’s decision to terminate a host of positions at the Food and Drug Administration, raising concerns that the firings could affect drug and device approvals and food safety efforts. In a two-page letter sent to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F…
Can AI Coding Systems Earn $1 Million As Freelancers?
OpenAI researchers challenged cutting edge AI systems to tackle software development tasks that humans had been paid $1 million to solve. This is how they performed…The MutRS quorum-sensing system controls lantibiotic mutacin production in the human pathogen Streptococcus mutans
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 7, February 2025. SignificanceThe oral pathogenStreptococcus mutansuses lantibiotic mutacins to kill other members of the oral microbiome, resulting in dysbiosis that causes tooth decay (dental caries). We report that the lantibiotic mutacins are controlled by a unique …
KP authorities arrest suspect in Peshawar for allegedly trafficking human organs
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa authorities arrested a suspect allegedly involved in trafficking human organs in Peshawar, according to a statement from the provincial excise department on Saturday. According to the KP Excise Department, joint operations with other institutions to curb smuggling are ongoing “against the illegal spectrum” on the instructions of the provincial apex committee…