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Dana‑Farber Cuts Brigham Tie, Staff Feel ‘Divorce’

Dana‑Farber Cuts Brigham Tie, Staff Feel ‘Divorce’

Dana‑Farber’s 2023 decision to end its partnership with Brigham and Women’s Hospital and partner with Beth Israel Deaconess is causing staff discomfort and a messy unwind as the contract runs to 2028

STAT News · 6mo ago
Dawei Lu team reverses heat flow in quantum qubits

Dawei Lu team reverses heat flow in quantum qubits

Researchers led by Dawei Lu at Southern University of Science and Technology have demonstrated that quantum coherence can drive heat from a colder qubit to a hotter one, effectively reversing the usua

New Scientist · 6mo ago
UKRI plan cuts physics funding, threatens CERN

UKRI plan cuts physics funding, threatens CERN

UKRI’s new £38.6 bn R&D plan introduces a bucket system while STFC’s pending cancellations could slash particle‑physics, astronomy and nuclear‑physics funding by 30%, threatening UK university departm

The Guardian Science · 6mo ago
N4BP2 Enzyme Triggers Cancer Chromosome Shattering

N4BP2 Enzyme Triggers Cancer Chromosome Shattering

Scientists at UC San Diego identified the enzyme N4BP2 as the trigger for chromothripsis, a chromosome-shattering event found in about one in four cancers. Removing the enzyme from cancer cells dramat

Science Daily · 6mo ago
UK Loses Measles-Free Status as Cases Hit 3,681 in 2024

UK Loses Measles-Free Status as Cases Hit 3,681 in 2024

The UK lost its WHO measles-free status last month as cases climbed from 63 in 2022 to 3,681 in 2024, driven by MMR uptake falling well below the 95% herd immunity threshold, compounded by NHS access

The Guardian Science · 6mo ago
Northwestern: Earlier Dinner Cut Nighttime BP 3.5%

Northwestern: Earlier Dinner Cut Nighttime BP 3.5%

A Northwestern Medicine study found that middle-aged and older adults at risk for cardiometabolic disease who stopped eating three hours before bed and extended their overnight fast by about two hours

Science Daily · 6mo ago
Oxford study: statin side effects match placebo

Oxford study: statin side effects match placebo

A massive Oxford meta‑analysis of 23 randomized trials shows that most side effects listed for statins occur just as often in placebo groups, challenging long‑standing safety concerns.

Science Daily · 6mo ago

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