Researchers find that government measures to combat soil degradation are actually working

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Back to Article List Today in the history of astronomy, a Soviet probe heads for Mars. The second of two Soviet probes headed for Mars, Phobos 2 got closer than Phobos 1 to achieving its mission goals — but still fell short. Credit: Soviet Space Program The Soviet Union launched Phobos 2 on July 12,…

We congratulate Kurt R. Denninghoff, MD, professor of emergency medicine, as the lead author on a recent milestone article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), published May 18, 2026, to coincide with his research team’s presentation of their findings at the 2026 American Thoracic Society International Conference.  Their Phase 3 clinical study concluded…

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LONDON — An experimental drug can sweep tangles of tau from the brain, raising hopes that the treatment could help Alzheimer’s disease patients, according to clinical trial data released July 14. The compound, called diranersen and developed by pharma giant Biogen, reduced tau levels in patients’ cerebrospinal fluid by between 50 and 65 percent as…

House of the Dragon has always been a show of loyalties. The “Team Green” and “Team Black” rivalry is always present in conversations around the series, even infiltrating the marketing campaigns. With no clear hero or villain, fans can root for whoever they like in the Dance of Dragons, but that same fact means that…