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Microglia Make a Comeback: From Lab Ideas to Patient Care

June 25, 2026

Scientists have discovered that the brain’s own cleaning crew, microglia, can be swapped out to treat neurological damage. In early experiments, researchers took healthy microglial cells and introduced them into damaged brain tissue in animal models. The new cells helped clear debris, reduce inflamm

science

New AI Tool Rates Preprints by Science, Not Reputation

June 25, 2026

QED Science has rolled out a fresh system that looks at the real substance of research papers before they hit journals. The service, called “The 1%, ” spots the top 574 life‑science preprints out of more than 57, 000 that appeared on bioRxiv last year. By stripping away author names, institutions an

health

Timing Tricks: How the Time of Day May Change Cancer Treatment Success

June 25, 2026

New research once claimed that giving immunotherapy to lung cancer patients at specific times of day could improve outcomes. The study, a large phase‑three trial with over 1, 000 participants, was later withdrawn because the data were found to be unreliable. The decision to retract came after indepe

art

A New Space for Chinese Queer Art in San Francisco

June 25, 2026

The first museum that showcases queer art from China and its diaspora just opened in San Francisco’s Chinatown, a neighborhood known for its historic Chinese community. The building sits next to the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum and offers a single room filled with photographs, zines,

entertainment

First Look at the Go‑Game Art Show

June 25, 2026

The art show opens on June 27 and closes July 19 in Seoul’s Popcorn D Square. It is the first time fans can see original drawings from the manga that tells the story of a boy and his go‑playing friend. The museum is on the sixth floor of I’Park Mall Living Park in Yongsan‑gu. Visitors can w

entertainment

Chicago’s Summer Buzz: June 25‑July 1 Highlights

June 25, 2026

A fresh look at Chicago’s lineup for the last week of June and first of July reveals a mix of theatre, music, art, and family fun that keeps the city alive. The first week kicks off with Shakespeare’s “As You Like It, ” staged outdoors in three city parks, offering free tickets but encouraging re

health

Women in Psychiatry Face Hidden Biases

June 25, 2026

A recent study shows that women doctors who treat mental health problems often encounter subtle attacks. These “microaggressions” are small, everyday remarks or actions that signal bias against a person’s gender, race or other traits. The researchers interviewed 21 female psychiatrists and psycho

politics

Shadows Behind the MAGA Curtain

June 25, 2026

In a quiet Georgia town, a couple once proud of their support for Trump has turned away from him after his policies hurt them directly. Their change came as the administration began targeting people like them instead of outsiders or political rivals. The shift happened around the same time Trump’s

entertainment

Holiday Magic at Disney’s Kingdom

June 25, 2026

The park will glow bright this season with new shows and classic touches. Cinderella Castle gets a sparkling light show that turns the roof into a winter wonderland, while Main Street, U. S. A. wears wreaths and twinkling lights. The big tree in Town Square returns, and photo pros will be ready t

entertainment

Disney Springs Holiday Fun Returns in 2026

June 25, 2026

Disney Springs is getting ready for the holiday season with a mix of familiar and new attractions. The Christmas Tree Stroll will feature trees that celebrate Disney, Pixar, and Star Wars characters. Guests can grab a free map and sticker sheet to spot each tree, then trade the map for a small prize