AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSpaceflight: Malaysia says the bright object seen over Sabah came from China’s Long March 12 launch; a possible debris zone lies in Philippine waters near Tubbataha, though none has been reported in Malaysia. Biomedicine: Penn’s $50 million life-sciences fund has made its first investment in Emvena Therapeutics, which is developing placenta-targeted mRNA treatment for preeclampsia, a serious complication affecting an estimated 2% to 8% of pregnancies. Climate: Global fossil-fuel emissions are expected to dip 0.4% in 2026, but scientists link the fall largely to disruption from the Iran war, not lasting progress on clean energy. Public health: A study using more than 30 years of data from seven registries finds rates of cutaneous squamous cell cancer rising, with faster increases among women. Science and health: WHO has launched a global initiative backed by more than 240 organizations to build public trust in science and promote evidence-based health decisions.
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