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278 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Study identifies nerve activity trigger for autoimmune hair loss · Research published in Nature links nerve activity to autoimmune alopecia onset.
• The Selfish Gene at 50: Critics Call For Updated Evolutionary Frameworks · A biology historian re-evaluates Richard Dawkins' The Selfish Gene fifty years after publication.
• Live imaging of archaeal microbes reveals cellular crawling evolution · New research traces evolutionary origins of cellular crawling motility using archaeal microbes.
• Anthropologists Propose Social Origins Theory For Human Language · Researchers Knight and Lewis challenge Chomsky on human language evolutionary origins.
• Lula Wins Brazil Re-Election, Relieving National Scientific Community · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential run-off election on 25 October.
• Researchers Advocate Sharing 'CV of Failures' To Mentor Junior Scientists · Academics propose sharing documented career failures to support early career lab researchers.
• New armoured ancient amphibian discovered to have lived in Triassic seas · Researchers identify Gerrothorax maritimus, a marine amphibian from 237 million years ago.
• Nature 2026 survey finds widespread global scientist salary dissatisfaction · Nature's 2026 global survey shows most scientists report stagnant insufficient salaries.
• NeoCOAST-2 trial links ctDNA clearance to improved lung cancer outcomes · NeoCOAST-2 trial finds ctDNA clearance correlates with better survival in resectable NSCLC.
• LLM clinical care plans found three times costlier than human physician plans · Large language model clinical care plans cost three times more than human physician plans.
• First human Shamonda virus case confirmed in France, patient deceased · Immunocompromised man in France is first known human infected with rare Shamonda virus
• New Elizabeth Holmes documentary revives Theranos biotech legacy impacts · Recent Elizabeth Holmes film highlights ongoing Theranos fallout for diagnostic biotech firms.
• Moderna Merck mRNA vaccine cuts melanoma recurrence risk by 42% · Personalized mRNA vaccine intismeran reduces melanoma return or death risk by 42% in trial.
• Nature Briefing covers Denisovan traits, Ebola vaccine, science research · 22 October 2026 Nature daily briefing summarizes recent global science developments.
• Andrew Robinson reviews four 2026 science and culture books · London writer Andrew Robinson reviews four recently published science and culture books.
• Soldier logs show mental decay from repeated body reprinting in war · A soldier's war logs document memory erosion from military body reprinting technology.
• First in-human body DNA edit completed using prime editing · Prime Medicine performed the first in-vivo prime editing treatment for Wilson disease.
• Nature Briefing covers AI codebreaking, mitochondria research, post-Katrina recovery · 19 October 2026 Nature Briefing rounds up recent global science research and commentary
• Scientists test unorthodox methods to save threatened coral reefs · Researchers trial novel techniques to protect coral reefs amid ocean warming risks.
• Terence Tao calls for Maths 2.0 as AI disrupts mathematics research · Fields medallist Terence Tao proposes Maths 2.0 amid rapid AI transformation of mathematics.
• Study links adolescent brain maturation speed to later depression risk · Large brain scan study finds cortex development timing predicts teen mental health outcomes.
• Nature Describes Multi-Agent Framework for Holistic Personal Health Support · Researchers describe a multi-agent framework coordinating data science and medical reasoning for personal health.
• Octupole spin torque switching demonstrated for antiferromagnetic tunnel junctions · Nature paper reports octupole-driven spin torque switching in antiferromagnetic tunnel junctions
• Novel additive manufacturing method produces large single metal crystals · Nature published research on a new additive manufacturing method for large single crystals.
• Amazon carbon sink weakening drives rising emissions per 2026 Nature study · Fifteen years of measurements show the Amazon carbon sink is weakening, increasing emissions.
• Study identifies shared Denisovan morphological traits from Xujiayao remains · New Nature research describes common morphological features of East Asian Denisovans.
• Human Insula Architecture Links Structure to Asymmetric Brain Interactions · New research reveals the human insula's functional architecture connects cytoarchitecture to directed electrophysiological interactions.
• Climate drought triggers lynx predation on raptors · Climate-driven drought caused lynx to prey on raptors, reducing raptor populations and affecting lower trophic levels.
• AI Model Designs Functional Proteins from Natural Language · A 16-billion-parameter AI model designs functional proteins from text descriptions with experimental validation.
• Enzyme-embedded polyesters accelerate deep-sea biodegradation · New research shows enzyme-embedded polyesters degrade rapidly in the deep sea while maintaining material performance.