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Inside The J.P. Morgan Healthcare Extravaganza
ByAmy Feldman,
Forbes Staff
Measles And Flu Hit New Highs As Trump Administration Hammers Vaccines
ByAmy Feldman,
Forbes Staff
andAlex Knapp,
Forbes Staff
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at a former Wall Street analyst’s $4 billion obesity drug company, the first GLP-1 pill hits the market, and more.
Rare Iron Age Battle Trumpet Unearthed In Britain, Stunningly Preserved
ByLeslie Katz,
Senior Contributor
From Skepticism To Solution — Have We Fixed The Ozone Hole?
Senior Contributor
Fearless New-To-Science Bird Species Discovered In The Amazon Mountains
Senior Contributor
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Northern Lights Forecast: 15States May See Aurora Sunday Night
A NOAA forecast suggests that Northern Lights may be visible in northern U.S. states after dark on Sunday, Jan. 18, during a geomagnetic storm.
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NASA Rolled Out Artemis —Here’s Why It Matters
Why the rollout of Artemis this weekend by NASA is so important to science, the nation, and humanity.
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Meet The Fish That Can Recognize Human Faces — A Biologist Explains
A clever tropical fish has flipped how biologists are thinking about memory, brains and visual recognition in the animal kingdom. Here’s how.
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2 ‘Bad Habits’ That Can Make You Successful, By A Psychologist
Not all bad habits are necessarily something to be kicked. Here are two that can become your secret superpowers, according to psychological research.
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A Biologist Explains How Prehistoric ‘Terror Birds’ Earned Their Name
Long before big cats, terror birds reigned as apex predators. Here’s how these flightless birds hunted, and why they went extinct.
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High Seas Treaty Enters Into Force To Govern Two-Thirds Of The Ocean
The High Seas Treaty is the world’s first legally binding international agreement to safeguard marine life beyond national borders.
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In Exactly 1 Month A ‘Ring Of Fire’ Eclipse Will Strike — Here’s Where
On Feb. 17, 2026, a rare “ring of fire” annular solar eclipse will be visible for 2 minutes over Antarctica, with a partial eclipse across southern Africa.
ByJamie Carter,
Senior Contributor
Northern Lights 2026: When To See The Best Northern Lights Until 2035
A mix of dark skies, equinox geometry and the solar cycle makes March 2026 likely the last best chance of the 2020s to see the northern lights at their best.
ByJamie Carter,
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Meet The Snake That Refused To Lose Its Legs — A Herpetologist Explains
This ancient, leg-bearing snake is rewriting the story of how serpents slithered, and sometimes walked, their way through evolutionary history.
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2 Habits To Start Trusting Yourself More, By A Psychologist
Self-trust doesn’t show up as a feeling. It shows up as a pattern. Change the pattern with small habits, and your sense of control will follow.
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