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A new “mind captioning” technique brings noninvasive mind-reading closer to practice by translating fMRI brain activity into detailed natural-language descriptions of what a person sees or recalls. Researchers first mapped captions from 2,000+ videos into numerical “meaning

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Organic Clues in the Icy Plumes of Enceladus #science #ScienceFacts

Scientists using the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment — the world’s most sensitive dark matter detector — have just released new results that shrink the list of what dark matter could be. #science

Researchers used large AI models (Evo 1 and Evo 2) to generate complete bacteriophage genomes, then synthesized and tested the best designs in lab. #science #AI

Illness in Christian art wasn’t just sickness—it carried moral weight: punishment, purification, or redemption. That legacy still echoes in how we talk about #disease today. 🎨🙏 #ArtHistory #science https://t.co/JQrUBwuwxx

Newtown (now Elmhurst, Queens) thrived thanks to glacial soils—rich, well‑drained ground formed by ancient ice movement. This fertility fueled farming (like the famed Newtown Pippin apple) and, tragically, #slavery too. #geology #history https://t.co/SUzBMY9nZB

RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine rhetoric & policy cuts are responsible for fueling hostility toward public health—amid a #CDC shooting tied to conspiracy beliefs. Pandemic "celebrities" don't escape blame either. #PublicHealth #Misinformation https://t.co/bgPGqedTHC

Coming‑of‑age stories mirror the teen brain’s neuroplasticity—both shaped by challenge, change, & self‑discovery. Turns out, the coming-of-age story isn’t just good literature—it’s good neuroscience. #Neuroplasticity #Literature https://t.co/Z4MahIGWUQ

A Finnish study found alarming rates of drug-resistant bacteria in Ukrainian war-injured patients—nearly 79% carried MDR strains. Highlights urgent need for targeted screening and infection control. #AMR #HealthSecurity https://t.co/LYyFXKFMiu

A new report says the U.S. must fast-track space nuclear power to stay competitive. It’s key for faster Mars trips, lunar energy, and beating China to deep-space leadership. 🚀 #SpaceTech #NuclearPropulsion https://t.co/ALA1hr9U6D

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Physicists just recreated how cosmic rays get supercharged—confirming a theory from the 1950s using a lab-based shock-wave setup. A big leap for understanding space physics here on Earth. ⚡🌌 #Astrophysics #CosmicRays https://t.co/ALA1hr9U6D

U.S. life expectancy is still below pre-COVID levels—77.5 years in 2022 vs. 78.8 in 2019. COVID hit hard, but deeper issues like inequality and chronic disease are dragging recovery. #PublicHealth #LifeExpectancy https://t.co/ALA1hr9U6D

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A review of 100+ studies finds no solid link between aluminum in childhood vaccines and chronic illness. Exposure is far lower than from food or environment. Vaccines remain safe and essential. #VaccinesWork #PublicHealth https://t.co/bXmn0sOmlh

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RFK Jr. is facing a lawsuit claiming he barred registered Democrats from a key vaccine advisory panel after firing the CDC’s entire immunization committee. HHS calls it part of broader reform. #CDC #VaccinePolicy https://t.co/8HNqWa8Fnq

Health is declining for U.S. kids—mortality up, chronic issues rising, and disparities widening. American youth now face 80% higher death risk than peers in wealthy nations. Urgent call for change. #ChildHealth #PublicHealth https://t.co/PNRJUxXwPD