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China’s openness about its latest nuclear missile test shows growing confidence vis-à-vis the United States
With its latest missile test, China displays a growing confidence in its nuclear arsenal. It also offers an opportunity for ...
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The Energy Department just made one plutonium pit. Making more is uncertain
The Energy Department says it is closing in on mass producing warhead-ready plutonium pits—the explosive core of nuclear ...
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CRISPR therapies can treat disease but cost millions. An equity-based approach could bring them to more people
New gene therapies developed using CRISPR gene editing offer the promise of treating or even curing debilitating diseases.
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Hibakusha group receives Nobel Peace Prize for “demonstrating through witness testimony that nuclear weapons must never be used again”
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, a ...
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How modern slavery—in China and elsewhere—undermines the fight against existential threats
Chinese companies are relying on Uyghur forced labor for manufacturing, drug testing, and forcibly collecting blood for drug ...
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Kunal C. Potnis
Kunal C. Potnis is a resident physician in internal medicine at Yale New Haven Hospital. He received his bachelor’s degree in ...
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Louis Diez
Louis Diez is the Bulletin‘s Annual Fund Toolkit consultant. He advises nonprofits in annual fund development, digital fundraising, and engagement strategies. He is the founder of the Donor ...