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Scientists’ Side Hustle? Using AI and Quantum Computing to Generate New Peptides
Researchers cobbled together funding and time to show how quantum computing could aid in the development of drugs to help underserved populations and combat rare diseases.
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Fitness influencers linked to wellness brand helping run illegal steroid market on Telegram
The Guardian has revealed that fitness influencers publicly linked to Gencore Global — a UK-based health and wellness brand — are involved in running an illegal market for steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs on Telegram. While Gencore presents itself as a legitimate “revolutionary movement” selling supplements, skincare, hair-loss treatments and health checks, the investigation found…
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Footballers more likely to suffer depression and anxiety – study
A new study by Imperial College London has found that former professional footballers are considerably more likely than the general population to experience depression, anxiety and difficulties with thinking and decision-making in mid-life. Described as the first and largest study of its kind, the research adds to mounting scrutiny over the long-term impact of heading…
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Tense moment former partner of Jana Armstrong is arrested in his dingy room – as he is charged with murder
This Daily Mail article reports on the arrest of the former partner of a woman named Jana Armstrong in Toowoomba, with police footage capturing the moment officers detained him in what the headline describes as a “dingy room”. The man has been charged with murder, making this a significant development in what appears to be…
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T. rex could become most expensive fossil ever – but it’s a problem for scientists
A near-complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton nicknamed Gus is due to be auctioned by Sotheby’s on Tuesday, with a pre-sale valuation of $30m (about £24m) and the potential to become the most expensive dinosaur ever sold. The sale has revived a long-running debate in the natural history world over whether scientifically important specimens should be reserved…
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Pregnant women should limit their sugar intake to protect their children’s mental health, experts warn
The page presented is a Daily Mail article headlined with a warning that pregnant women should limit their sugar intake to protect their children’s mental health. However, the supplied text contains none of the article’s actual content — no findings, expert quotes, study details or health guidance are included. As a result, the substance behind…
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Simple sitting change linked to lower risk of cancer death, study finds
An observational study led by researchers at the University of Glasgow has found that regularly interrupting long periods of sitting with brief bouts of physical activity may be linked to a lower risk of dying from cancer. The findings add to a growing body of evidence that sedentary behaviour carries health risks, and suggest that…
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The 1930s filmmaking duo Martin Scorsese considers to be out of everyone’s league: “Truly experimental films”
Legends. The post The 1930s filmmaking duo Martin Scorsese considers to be out of everyone’s league: “Truly experimental films” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Oregon’s Attorney General withdraws effort to delay Paramount and Warner Bros. merger
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield has abandoned his attempt to delay Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, dropping the civil investigative demand he had filed to obtain documents about the deal. He had also asked a state circuit court judge to postpone the merger’s closing by 60 days so his office could review the records.…
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Families taking part in teddy bear hunt find suitcase with body inside: Two men arrested on suspicion of murder
Families taking part in a teddy bear hunt discovered a suitcase containing a human body, according to a Daily Mail report. Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the grim find, which turned a light-hearted community activity into the scene of a suspected killing. The article provides only limited additional…