An essential database of cybersecurity vulnerabilities was nearly cut by the Department of Homeland Security, plus Palantir contracts with ICE.

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    In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the spread of both measles and disinformation, the DOJ going after medical journals, policy changes on Covid vaccines and more.

    In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the spread of both measles a…
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    Plus: Robots (try to) run a half marathon.

    Plus: Robots (try to) run a half marathon.
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    In this week's Current Climate newsletter, Trump's policy changes kill $8 billion of clean energy projects; California sours on Tesla; better EV batteries with silicon anodes

    In this week's Current Climate newsletter, Trump's policy changes kill $8 billi…
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    MP Materials, operator of the Mountain Pass mine in California’s Mojave Desert, is ramping up supplies of the critical ingredients and magnets as China tightens exports.

    MP Materials, operator of the Mountain Pass mine in California’s Mojave Desert,…
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    The peer-reviewed medical journal CHEST publishes research in pulmonary care and sleep medicine. Why is the DOJ sending it a letter about its acceptance of “competing viewpoints”?

    The peer-reviewed medical journal CHEST publishes research in pulmonary care an…
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    A new report has found 10 major vulnerabilities in Perplexity’s Android app as it reportedly tries to partner with some of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturers.

    A new report has found 10 major vulnerabilities in Perplexity’s Android app as…

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