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Could space-grown stem cells unlock faster cancer treatments and revolutionize organ regeneration breakthroughs? NASA’s ISS experiments are revealing surprising answers about the power of microgravity medicine

Space stem cell research is rapidly changing cancer treatment and regenerative medicine worldwide. Scientists aboard the International Space Station discovered stem cells grow into realistic 3D tissue structures faster in microgravity. NASA says these conditions reveal biological processes hidden by Earth’s gravity. Researchers now study tumour growth, tissue repair, immune…

The Economic Times

Why putting a spoonful of this ingredient in vases keeps flowers upright and hydrated

Keep your beautiful bouquets fresh for longer with a simple kitchen hack. A mix of sugar and apple cider vinegar in water provides energy and prevents bacteria. This easy solution helps flowers last weeks instead of days. Cut stems at an angle and remove submerged leaves for best results. This…

The Economic Times

Mother of Nottingham triple killer: ‘We tried to get help for my son. Then he killed three people’

SPECIAL REPORT: Exclusive: Three years on from the devastating attacks in Nottingham by Valdo Calocane, a public inquiry is examining the failings that may have prevented that fateful day. The triple killer’s mother and brother tell Rebecca Thomas how they are urging politicians to look at the ‘systemic failings’ in…

The Independent UK

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Doctors at Omotesando Helene Clinic Publish New Study on Long-Term Safety Surveillance Following High-Dose Intravenous MSC Administration

TOKYO, May 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Medical Corporation HELENE Omotesando Helene Clinic, located in Minato-ku, Tokyo, is pleased to announce that a research paper authored by its physicians, Dr. Takaaki Matsuoka and Dr. Nana Kobayashi, has been published in the international academic journal International Journal of Translational Medicine. The paper,…

AAP

What Your Orchid Needs in June to Encourage Even More, Bigger Blooms this Summer

Your orchid might be in its peak flowering season, but these simple tasks will help it rebloom in the months ahead

Homes & Gardens

Global Times: 'Five reinvigorations' forge consensus on defending multilateralism

BEIJING, May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As the rotating president of the United Nations Security Council for May, China initiated a high-level meeting themed "Upholding the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter and Strengthening the UN-Centred International System" on Monday local time. Representatives from more than 100 countries, including…

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From Lab to Patient: Mukesh Kumar on Closing the Pharmaceutical Translation Gap

"Science alone does not determine whether treatment reaches a patient," Manish says. "The outcome depends on whether the system around it knows how to carry that science forward."

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Refunds Are Being Delayed Over One Missing IRS Verification Step

Tax season often brings one major expectation: a refund landing in the bank account without complications. But this year, a growing number of taxpayers face frustrating delays tied to one overlooked IRS verification step. The issue does not always stem from math errors or missing forms. Instead, the IRS now…

The Free Financial Advisor

AirCraft Lume review: Smart airflow control without Dyson prices

A capable cooling companion for hot summer days and stuffy nights alike

Rising Fuel Costs From Iran Conflict Push More U.S. Farmers Toward Financial Strain

The latest pressures stem largely from rising diesel and fertilizer prices following disruptions linked to continued instability around the Strait of Hormuz

Latin Times

More than 500,000 students enter Tashkent maths Olympiad as STEM interest grows

The TasIMO competition brought together 350 finalists from Europe and Asia following a sharp rise in entries.

Euronews

'After one month, most partners have each found hundreds of critical- or high-severity vulnerabilities': Anthropic claims Mythos has found over ten thousand major security vulnerabilities across 'the most systemically important software in the world'

Anthropic illustrates the first months of Mythos Preview, saying it discovered thousands of critical and high-severity bugs.

TechRadar

How Congo is battling an Ebola outbreak complicated by aid cuts, armed rebels and anger

Ebola treatment centers in eastern Congo are being attacked. This violence stems from deep-seated issues like rebel conflict and displacement. International aid cuts have weakened health facilities. Local communities are angry, complicating efforts to control the outbreak. Authorities are implementing new burial protocols and increasing security.

The Economic Times

5 Free Summer Camps In The U.S.: Here’s How You Qualify

Finding affordable summer activities can feel impossible when some camps charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars per week. The good news is that several free summer camps in the U.S. still offer life-changing experiences without the hefty price tag. From STEM adventures to leadership training and outdoor programs, these…

Kids Ain't Cheap

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China launches 'human artificial embryos' to space in bid to see whether reproduction is possible off-world

China's Tianzhou-10 mission just delivered embryo-like structures made from living stem cells to the Tiangong space station. Experiments could shed light on how radiation and microgravity affect human reproduction.

The Economic Times

Venus Remedies gets Saudi FDA approval for speciality oncology therapy

Venus Remedies Limited has secured its first global marketing authorization for its specialty oncology therapy, Plerixafor, from the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA). This hematopoietic stem cell mobilizer is crucial for patients undergoing stem cell transplantation for multiple myeloma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Bangkok Post

Cutting visa-free stays? Show us the lower crime stats

After circling the issue seemingly since being elected, the cabinet finally moved forward this week to end the 60-day visa-free programme for 93 nationalities, citing a need to stem crime and misconduct by foreigners. But if discussion of the decision’s necessity is now officially closed, attention must turn instead to…

Reason

$485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death

The case, Brown v. Young, just settled; the government employer (the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission) agreed to pay plaintiff $275K… The post $485K Settlement in Government Employee Speech Case Stemming from Comments About Charlie Kirk's Death appeared first on Reason.com.

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Cycling News

Misspelt brands, dubious deals, and no safety guarantees in sight – Welcome to the Wild West of AliExpress bike parts

Given the cost of new components and gear, cycling's well-established black market can tempt many riders with cut-price deals. But is it all too good to be true? Matthew Loveridge delves down the rabbit hole of fake bike parts, the safety risks some pose, and where he believes the line…

Kiplinger

Maine's Balcony Solar Push Could Help Renters Cut Electricity Costs

Balcony solar systems are emerging as a lower-cost alternative to rooftop solar for renters. Here's how plug-in solar works.

The Economic Times

India needs to raise R&D spending to 2 pc of GDP by 2035 to boost manufacturing: Report

India's manufacturing growth is hampered by low R&D spending, currently at 0.6% of GDP, a report highlights. To boost its manufacturing share, India aims to increase R&D expenditure to 2% by 2035, requiring greater private sector involvement and stronger innovation ecosystems. This transition to innovation-driven manufacturing is crucial for long-term…

The Economic Times

Flex office: As GCCs boom, Table Space is betting big on managed workspaces

As India’s GCC ecosystem expands rapidly, enterprise managed workspace providers are emerging as critical enablers of global firms entering and scaling in the country.

Cycling Weekly

Specialized S-Works Aethos 2 review: is this the perfect road bike?

What the new Specialized Aethos lacks in outright aerodynamic performance, it makes up for in integration, 35mm tyre clearance and ridiculously light total system weight

The Conversation

Stem cells have potent potential for diabetes treatment

Humans have around 30 trillion cells in our adult bodies. Amazingly, each of these cells came from a handful of about 100 stem cells in the earliest days of development. The ability of these embryonic stem cells to turn into any cell type makes them pluripotent — something that researchers…

Everybody Loves Your Money

How Out-of-Date Wiring Could Void Your Home Insurance Claim

Older homes carry charm, character, and sometimes… hidden financial landmines that most homeowners never expect. One of the biggest surprises comes from outdated electrical wiring that quietly increases fire risk while also raising red flags for insurance companies. Many policies promise protection, yet that protection often comes with strict conditions…

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