New research led by Professor Justin Stebbing at Anglia Ruskin University suggests that studying dinosaur fossils, particularly a Telmatosaurus transsylvanicus with a jaw tumor discovered in Romania, could provide insights into cancer treatments. Using fine drills and microscopes, researchers found structures resembling human red blood cells within the fossil, helping to understand the role of environment on cancer. This study parallels the upcoming film “Jurassic World Rebirth,” which features scientists exploring prehistoric remains to develop life-saving drugs, though the idea of resurrecting dinosaurs remains fictional.
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Where hosepipe ban for millions comes into place today
Southern Water has implemented a hosepipe ban affecting Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, effective from 9 am today, due to critically low water levels amid prolonged dry weather. Residents face fines for violating the ban, which aims to conserve water during a time when the UK's reservoirs are significantly depleted, with ongoing drought conditions impacting agriculture and water supply infrastructure. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Southern Water has imposed a hosepipe ban...
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