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Programmable “Smart Cells” Developed to Hunt Down Cancer

In a breakthrough that could reshape the future of cancer treatment, researchers have engineered programmable “smart cells” capable of detecting, targeting, and destroying cancer cells with unprecedented precision. Published in Science in March 2025, this new synthetic biology technique could mark the next evolution in cellular immunotherapy. Unlike traditional cancer therapies, which often harm healthy…

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WhatsApp Desktop Vulnerability Exposes Users to Cyberattacks: CERT-In Issues Critical Alert

India’s top cybersecurity agency, CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team), has issued a high-severity warning for users of the WhatsApp Desktop application. A newly discovered vulnerability could allow remote attackers to execute malicious code and gain unauthorized access to user systems. The vulnerability affects specific versions of WhatsApp Desktop for both Windows and macOS, and…

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Scientists Create Synthetic Human Embryos Without Sperm or Eggs: What It Means for Medicine and Ethics

In one of the most astonishing breakthroughs in modern biology, scientists have successfully created synthetic human embryos using stem cells — without the need for sperm, eggs, or a traditional fertilization process. The findings, presented in 2023 at the annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, mark a turning point in developmental…

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Inside India’s VPN Crackdown: What New Policies Mean for Privacy and Digital Freedom

In recent years, India has taken a more assertive approach to regulating digital infrastructure — and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are now in the government’s crosshairs. A 2022 directive from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) requiring VPN providers to collect and store user data has sparked debate across tech circles, civil liberties groups,…

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Privacy, Platforms, and Power: How Tech Regulation Is Shaping Canadian Politics

In 2025, Canadian politics is no longer just about healthcare, climate, or the economy — it’s increasingly about technology, privacy, and platform power. With the rise of AI, expanding surveillance tools, and concerns over online safety, the country is in the middle of a digital reckoning that could reshape its political future. As parties prepare…

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