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Delta Airlines to reduce capacity due to rising jet fuel rices
- Delta Airlines to reduce capacity due to rising jet fuel rices
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On April 8th, Delta Airlines revealed intentions to reduce capacity due to sharply rising jet fuel prices, which it projects might result in additional charges of almost $2 billion (€1.85 billion).
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Brain scans show how manic depression can be quickly relieved by ketamine
- Brain scans show how manic depression can be quickly relieved by ketamine
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A new brain imaging study published in Molecular Psychiatry on March 5, 2026, revealed how ketamine quickly alleviates treatment-resistant depression by rewiring important brain receptors.
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Gene editing technologies are rapidly evolving
- Gene editing technologies are rapidly evolving
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In their new book, What We Inherit, bioethicist Daphne Martschenko and sociologist Sam Trejo warn that the “wild west” of consumer genetics could worsen social inequalities unless the industry faces urgent regulation, an interview with Live Science reveals.
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- Delta Airlines to reduce capacity due to rising jet fuel rices
- On April 8th, Delta Airlines revealed intentions to reduce capacity due to sharply rising jet fuel prices, which it projects might result in additional charges of almost $2 billion (€1.85 billion).
- Brain scans show how manic depression can be quickly relieved by ketamine
- A new brain imaging study published in Molecular Psychiatry on March 5, 2026, revealed how ketamine quickly alleviates treatment-resistant depression by rewiring important brain receptors.
- Gene editing technologies are rapidly evolving
- In their new book, What We Inherit, bioethicist Daphne Martschenko and sociologist Sam Trejo warn that the “wild west” of consumer genetics could worsen social inequalities unless the industry faces urgent regulation, an interview with Live Science reveals.
- NASA goes to the moon the first time in 54 years
- On Wednesday, April 1st, 2026, NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) finally launched the Artemis II lunar flyby mission from the Kennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, Florida, USA.
- World’s oldest rock found in the caves of Indonesia
- On Muna Island in Indonesia, a human handprint was discovered deep inside a limestone cave; it may also be the oldest piece of rock art ever discovered.
- AI copyright problems massively escalated
- On February 5th, a significant copyright lawsuit was filed in San Francisco, California.
- Teens' diet matters more for mental health than previously believed
- A new study published in the journal Nutrients on March 26 suggests that teens' eating habits may impact their mental health and lays out a thorough research plan to comprehend this relationship.
- Blood test could predict the early stage of Alzheimer’s disease
- On March 17, 2026, the NIH (National Institutes of Health) announced that blood tests using a protein called p - tau217 could predict the timeline and early stage of Alzheimer’s disease.
- A record-breaking wild snake, the longest ever found, has been found in Indonesia
- A huge reticulated python, found living in the tropical forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia, has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest wild snake ever measured.
- U.S. rescue mission for airman is safely executed
- On April 3, 2026, tensions between Iran and the United States escalated sharply after Iranian forces shot down two U.S. military aircraft, an F-15E Strike Eagle and an A-10C Thunderbolt II, over Iranian territory.
