Blood Test Predicts Alzheimer's Risk, New Primate Species Likweli Emerges, Hillsborough Meteorite Reveals Origins, ISRO Tightens Rules as Scientists Exit, and more...
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This episode discusses a new blood test for predicting Alzheimer's risk, the discovery of a new primate species, insights from a meteorite, and challenges faced by ISRO amid scientist resignations.
New Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer's Risk but Faces Ethical and Practical Challenges New Primate Species 'Likweli' Discovered in Congo: Unique Features and Ecological Role Revealed Hillsborough Meteorite: Rare CM1/2 Fall Reveals Prebiotic Secrets and Solar System Origins ISRO Tightens Resignation Rules Amid Scientist Exodus Threatening Key Space Missions Breakthrough Study Reveals MHC-Independent Pathway for T Cell Attack on AML Cells To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news . For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news . Image credit: Inside Precision Medicine
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