Cyclospora Cases Run More Than Six Times Last Year's Level
The CDC has confirmed 1,645 domestically acquired cases since 1 May and is aware of more than 5,100 more awaiting analysis, against 249 by this point last year.
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More Than 60 Killed as Fighting Intensifies in Yemen's Taiz
Clashes between Yemeni forces and Houthi fighters escalated in a city that has been contested for most of the past decade.
A Single Prompt Template Broke Most of the Models It Was Tested On
A researcher found that a synthetic transcript generation prompt worked as a universal jailbreak, succeeding 84-100% of the time against nine of 23 models tested.
COP31 Heads to Antalya in November With the Emissions Gap Still Open
Turkey hosts the summit from 9-20 November with Australia presiding over negotiations, and the central task is a round of national plans strong enough to close the gap before 2030.
Pharmaceutical Tariffs Reach Every Remaining Company on 29 September
Duties on patented medicines and their ingredients took effect for some firms on 31 July. The exemption for the rest expires at the end of this month.
An Injectable Scaffold Restored Movement in Stroke-Damaged Mice
Duke researchers developed a material that helped damaged brains grow new blood vessels, support nerve regrowth and recover motor function.
Apple's New Siri Will Run on Google's Nvidia Fleet
The overhauled assistant launching this month relies on Google's Nvidia Blackwell B200 data centre chips, with user data encrypted through hardware confidential compute.
South Korea Swaps Its Marriage Tax Credit for a Direct Cash Subsidy
From 4 September, a cash payment replaces the existing tax credit in a country with one of the world's lowest birth rates.