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By Brad Socha | September 14, 2026 | HEALTH • SCIENCE

Can Vaccines Prevent or Treat Cancer?

Researchers are pushing cancer vaccines further than ever, with new mRNA treatments and personalized approaches advancing through major clinical trials.

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  Can Vaccines Prevent or Treat Cancer?September 14, 2026
  Vaccines already prevent some cancers and one therapeutic cancer vaccine is approved in the United States. Now a personalized mRNA… Read more: Can Vaccines Prevent or Treat Cancer?
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  AGI and the Future of HumanitySeptember 14, 2026
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  2008: The Large Hadron Collider Comes to LifeSeptember 10, 2026
  A proton beam completed its first journey around the world’s largest particle accelerator, beginning an experiment built to probe some… Read more: 2008: The Large Hadron Collider Comes to Life
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  Can Scientists Really Bring Extinct Animals Back?September 9, 2026
  From mammoth-like elephants to gene-edited wolves and efforts to recreate the dodo, biotechnology is making “de-extinction” increasingly plausible, but what… Read more: Can Scientists Really Bring Extinct Animals Back?
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  What Lives in the Deepest Parts of the Ocean?September 5, 2026
  Nearly 11 kilometres beneath the Pacific, crushing pressure, permanent darkness and scarce food create one of Earth’s harshest habitats, yet… Read more: What Lives in the Deepest Parts of the Ocean?

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  Who Should Control the World’s Most Powerful AI?September 17, 2026
  Leading AI companies are discussing slower development, independent evaluators and shared safety standards. But the emerging system still leaves a… Read more: Who Should Control the World’s Most Powerful AI?
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  AGI and the Future of HumanitySeptember 14, 2026
  Artificial general intelligence could accelerate science and productivity on a historic scale. The same capabilities could disrupt work, concentrate power… Read more: AGI and the Future of Humanity
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  1985: Super Mario Bros. Changes GamingSeptember 13, 2026
  Released in Japan on September 13, 1985, Nintendo’s landmark platform game turned running and jumping into a global phenomenon and… Read more: 1985: Super Mario Bros. Changes Gaming
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  Machine learning can now predict how some molecules may smell and help electronic noses recognize chemical patterns, opening possibilities in… Read more: AI Is Learning to Smell
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  Can AI Learn to Say “I Don’t Know”?September 10, 2026
  AI can produce remarkably convincing answers even when they are wrong. Researchers are now trying to solve a deeper problem:… Read more: Can AI Learn to Say “I Don’t Know”?
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  Can Scientists Really Bring Extinct Animals Back?September 9, 2026
  From mammoth-like elephants to gene-edited wolves and efforts to recreate the dodo, biotechnology is making “de-extinction” increasingly plausible, but what… Read more: Can Scientists Really Bring Extinct Animals Back?

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  1976: Space Shuttle Enterprise Is UnveiledSeptember 17, 2026
  Built to test whether a winged spacecraft could fly and land safely, NASA’s first completed Shuttle orbiter also carried a… Read more: 1976: Space Shuttle Enterprise Is Unveiled
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  1810: Mexico’s Fight for Independence BeginsSeptember 16, 2026
  Miguel Hidalgo’s call to arms in Dolores ignited an uprising against colonial rule, beginning a struggle that would transform New… Read more: 1810: Mexico’s Fight for Independence Begins
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  1916: Tanks Enter Battle for the First TimeSeptember 15, 2026
  At Flers-Courcelette on the Somme, Britain introduced an armoured machine designed to cross trenches and break through barbed wire, beginning… Read more: 1916: Tanks Enter Battle for the First Time
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  1959: Humanity Reaches the MoonSeptember 14, 2026
  Luna 2 ended its journey with a deliberate impact on the lunar surface, marking the first time a human-made object… Read more: 1959: Humanity Reaches the Moon
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  1985: Super Mario Bros. Changes GamingSeptember 13, 2026
  Released in Japan on September 13, 1985, Nintendo’s landmark platform game turned running and jumping into a global phenomenon and… Read more: 1985: Super Mario Bros. Changes Gaming
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  1962: Kennedy Challenges America to Reach the MoonSeptember 12, 2026
  Standing before tens of thousands in Houston, President John F. Kennedy transformed an ambitious space program into a national challenge… Read more: 1962: Kennedy Challenges America to Reach the Moon

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