Reykjanes Peninsula Erupts Again, Youngest Planet TIDYE-1b Discovered, Study Reveals Cancer Linked Changes, Squid Capsule Revolutionizes Drug Delivery, and more... episode artwork

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Reykjanes Peninsula Erupts Again, Youngest Planet TIDYE-1b Discovered, Study Reveals Cancer Linked Changes, Squid Capsule Revolutionizes Drug Delivery, and more...

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(0:10): Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula Erupts Again: Spectacular Lava Flows Prompt Evacuations(2:04): Youngest Planet Ever Discovered: TIDYE-1b Challenges Planet Formation Theories(4:22): Normal Breast Cells Show Cancer-Linked Chromosomal Changes: New Study Challenges Genetic Beliefs(7:02): Squid-Inspired Capsule Revolutionizes Drug Delivery, Eliminates Need for Needles(9:10): Newly Identified Toxic Compound in Treated Water Sparks Health Concerns and Regulatory DebateTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: Sud Ouest

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