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Ionna Turns Two and Bets on Price to Win the EV Charging Wars
Ionna is celebrating two years with discounted charging rates, but the real story is what its pricing strategy reveals about the EV infrastructure wars ahead.
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Four in Ten Cancers Are Preventable. So Why Aren't We Preventing Them?
A landmark WHO and IARC study says 4 in 10 cancers are preventable. The science has been clear for decades. The politics are another story.
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A Tiny Jellyfish Off Japan Has Rewritten What We Know About Biological Clocks
A pea-size jellyfish off Japan keeps time through a different molecular clock, suggesting life's timekeeping solutions are far more diverse than science assumed.
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The Gene at the Center of Alzheimer's: How APOE Is Rewriting the Risk Story
New research suggests one gene may be linked to up to 90% of Alzheimer's cases, reshaping how scientists think about risk, treatment, and who gets left behind.
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The Brain That Mistakes Its Own Voice for a Stranger's
A brain misfiring in its own prediction system may be turning private thoughts into voices that feel disturbingly real and external.
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The Genetic Blueprint Behind Minds That Never Seem to Age
A new study finds that super agers over 80 carry a striking genetic advantage — and it could reshape how we think about Alzheimer's prevention.
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A Natural Aging Molecule Could Quietly Rewrite Alzheimer's Treatment
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For APOE4 Carriers, Avoiding Meat May Actually Accelerate Cognitive Decline
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BMW's Electric 3 Series Is the Moment the Brand's Soul Gets Tested
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Obesity and High Blood Pressure May Be Direct Causes of Dementia, Not Just Risk Factors
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Alzheimer's May Hijack the Brain's Own Pruning System to Erase Memory
New research suggests Alzheimer's hijacks the brain's own pruning system, turning neurons into active agents of their own memory loss.
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Half the World's Cataract Patients Can't Get a Surgery That Costs Less Than a Dinner Out
Cataract surgery takes 30 minutes and can cost less than $50. So why can't half the world's patients get one?