How Delta Could Turn the iPhone Duo Into a Gaming Handheld
Delta could help transform Apple’s rumored iPhone Duo into a flexible retro-gaming handheld, but touch controls, compatibility, ergonomics, and fold durability remain important limitations.
Body-Clock Disruption May Affect One in Four Depression Cases
A large study suggests circadian disruption may be associated with about one in four depression cases, but the finding does not prove that irregular sleep directly causes depression.
Guinea-Bissau Newborn Hepatitis B Trial Canceled
A proposed Hepatitis B vaccine trial involving newborns in Guinea-Bissau was reportedly rejected, with police later seizing vaccine supplies. Available reports do not prove harm.
Melanoma Survivorship: What Your Dermatologist Wants You to Know
A practical guide to melanoma survivorship, including skin checks, warning signs, follow-up care, sun protection, and emotional well-being.
Dementia Risk and an Unidentified Daily Habit: What We Know
Reports link an unidentified daytime habit to a 48% higher dementia risk, but missing study details prevent independent verification or conclusions about cause and effect.
NASA’s Science Mission Selection Model Explained
NASA’s reported Competition Model 2.0 would put scientific objectives at the center of mission selection, but its rules, timeline, and effects remain unclear.
How Fossil Fuels Reversed Earth’s Natural Cooling Trend
Earth’s natural cycles may have favored long-term cooling, but fossil-fuel emissions rapidly increased CO₂ and shifted the climate toward human-driven warming.
Current-Driven Molecular Machines and Conductance
Current-driven molecular machines combine electrical transport with nanoscale motion. Rotation can alter molecular geometry, changing conductance and enabling switches, sensors, and molecular electronics.
Raleigh Museum Welcomes Possible New Dinosaur Species
A 75-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton is moving into Raleigh's natural sciences museum as researchers investigate whether it represents a previously unknown species.
Why Arch Manning Is 'Edgy' After Texas Losses
Steve Sarkisian says Arch Manning is “edgy” after Texas lost consecutive games to unranked opponents. His response against Ole Miss will be closely watched.