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Microplastics: A study published in Nature suggests the particles can react with water to generate damaging molecules, offering a possible explanation for links to inflammation and disease. New Treatment: The FDA approved pritelivir for hard-to-treat herpes infections in adults with weakened immune systems, adding an option when standard antivirals fail. Climate Warning: Scientists say the “Doomsday Glacier” is melting more aggressively than expected, raising concerns about its contribution to future sea-level rise. Quantum Computing: Google researchers say they have solved a 20-year bottleneck, a development that could help advance quantum computers. Space Science: NASA’s planned SkyFall helicopters could explore parts of Mars that previous missions have not reached.

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