In a Bavarian Quarry, a Pterosaur With Its Last Meal Still in Its Throat
The 150-million-year-old fossil, a new species with a meter-wide wingspan, preserves a fish lodged in the animal’s gullet and may show how it died.
Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in 9 of 11 Children Born Deaf, Italian Trial Reports
A single injection into the inner ear delivered a working copy of a gene the children lacked; most were hearing conversational speech within six months.
West of Naples, the Ground Rises 2 Centimeters a Month, and a City Learns to Live With a Volcano That Breathes
Uplift at the Campi Flegrei caldera has reached its fastest rate since the 1980s, and scientists say the half-million people living inside it need a plan more than a prediction.
Ransomware Attack Sends Hospitals Across Northern Italy Back to Paper and Pen
Seven hospitals serving 1.4 million people postponed 2,300 operations after a criminal group encrypted their patient records and demanded 4 million euros.
