Scientists identify two protein pieces of the cancer puzzle

How cancer develops is a complex puzzle, involving untold moving parts and chemical reactions. Now, scientists have found how two of these pieces work together to prevent cancer forming, which could unlock new types of cancer treatments.

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Australia to tag feral buffalo for massive satellite tracking project

Wild buffalo and cattle in Australia cause all sorts of damage to the environment by destroying vegetation, eroding soil and spreading weeds, but a major new wildlife tagging venture could greatly reduce their impact.

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Bi-monthly injection prevents HIV infection, early trial data suggests

A trial testing a drug designed to prevent HIV infection has been cut short due to a combination of positive early data and disruptions caused by COVID-19. The analysis found a single injection every eight weeks offers protection from HIV infection.

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Stylish, asymmetric floating house will be 3D-printed in 48 hours

The Czech Republic's first 3D-printed house will go up next month, to demonstrate the speed and effectiveness of a construction technique that is claimed to be seven times faster and half the cost of building a brick house.

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“Cow” and “Koala” lead explosive new class of space signals

The universe is full of explosions, and now astronomers have described a brand new class of space signals. Named fast blue optical transients (FBOTs), these events are very bright and throw off incredible amounts of energy in a short amount of time.

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Approved malaria drug joins the fight against deadly brain cancer

Scientists may have uncovered a powerful new tool in the fight against glioblastoma, the most aggressive type of brain cancer. An already-approved malaria drug was found to boost the effectiveness of existing treatments in mice.

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Northrop Grumman tests Very Lightweight Torpedo for the US Navy

Northrop Grumman has completed testing of the US Navy's new Very Lightweight Torpedo. The VLWT is the latest in a series of lightweight torpedoes developed for the US Navy and overseas customers to deal with the problems of anti-submarine warfare.

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Lamborghini LM002 4×4 restored back into a mighty, free-roaming Bull

Decades ago, Lamborghini juxtaposed the Countach with the LM002 4x4, beating the market storm of super SUVs by three decades. Restoration specialist Bell Sport & Classic gives the 40th LM002 new life, bringing it back to ramble like it's 1987.

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Report: ATM Skimmer Gang Had Protection from Mexican Attorney General’s Office

A group of Romanians operating an ATM company in Mexico and suspected of bribing technicians to install sophisticated Bluetooth-based skimmers in cash machines throughout several top Mexican tourist destinations have…

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