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Don’t let AI steal all your joy: What scientists won’t give up to chatbots 0
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- July 21, 2026
As artificial intelligence tools accelerate and advance further in science, Nature Opinions were sought on assignments that readers would prefer to keep for themselves. Here’s a snapshot of the responses. Keep asking questions As a student involved in AI and consciousness research, the most exciting part is being curious, noticing unexpected connections, and challenging existing
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New hope in the fight against cachexia: the deadly accomplice of cancer 0
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- July 21, 2026
Mealtime has always been a family affair for the Kochanczyks of Indiana. Dave Kochanczyk loved barbecuing, cooking Polish food, and preparing fresh vegetables from the garden. When he wasn’t in the kitchen, he led an active life, working as an electrical contractor, serving as a volunteer firefighter, and managing the family’s large rural property. Cancer
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Daily Insight: Naked Mole Rat Queens Use a Scent to Stay on Top 0
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- July 21, 2026
You have full access to this article through your institution. Hello Nature Readers, would you like to receive this report in your inbox for free every day? Register here. Naked mole rat queens produce a chemical that prevents other females from reproducing.Credit: Neil Bromhall/Getty Naked mole rat (Glaber heterocephaly) queens produce a chemical that prevents
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Daily Insight: CRISPR Gets AI-Designed Upgrade 0
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- July 21, 2026
You have full access to this article through your institution. Hello Nature Readers, would you like to receive this report in your inbox for free every day? Register here. This dagger was buried next to Ita, a daughter of Pharaoh Amenemhat II, who “was a young woman between 28 and 34 years old with strong
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Smuggling charges against NIH virologists spark political uproar 0
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- July 21, 2026
Two scientists at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, have been charged in connection with biological material they brought into the United States from abroad.Credit: PBH/Alamy Images Two virologists at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) face charges related to the alleged smuggling of non-infectious monkeypox virus (MPXV) and other biological samples into the
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Huge study finds first genetic clues to borderline personality disorder 0
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- July 21, 2026
Specific genetic variants can be linked to a particular condition by analyzing the genomes of large groups of people with and without the disorder.Credit: Gregory Adams/Getty Researchers have identified the first evidence of genetic risk factors associated with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The analysis, published in Nature genetics July 201is the largest genome-wide association study
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