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A southern ground hornbill at Artis zoo has successfully received the world's first fully 3D-printed prosthetic beak after its original was broken. The collaborative surgical procedure, which utilized titanium components and advanced imaging, has enabled the bird to resume normal behaviors like feeding and grooming.

Two Joost Zwagerman Essay Prize nominees used AI, authors withdraw

Two Joost Zwagerman Essay Prize nominees used AI, authors withdraw

Two nominees for the Joost Zwagerman Essay Prize withdrew their entries after AI-detection software identified the use of artificial intelligence in their submitted texts. The foundation, which aims to recognize authentic creative writing talent, will now implement stricter rules against AI usage for future editions of the award.

Christina Applegate does not have MS after all: 'Back to square one'

Christina Applegate does not have MS after all: 'Back to square one'

Actress Christina Applegate has announced that her previous diagnosis of multiple sclerosis was incorrect, leaving her without answers as her health continues to decline. She expressed frustration at the news, noting that her symptoms have only worsened since she was first diagnosed in 2021.

Now on view: GGD exhibition on 125 years of city healthcare

Now on view: GGD exhibition on 125 years of city healthcare

The GGD is celebrating 125 years of public health service with an exhibition featuring historical photos and personal narratives. The display highlights the organization's long-standing dedication to improving community well-being in Amsterdam.

Videoland cleared to acquire Viaplay, gaining F1 and Premier League rights; no changes for subscribers yet

Videoland cleared to acquire Viaplay, gaining F1 and Premier League rights; no changes for subscribers yet

Videoland parent company DPG Media has received approval to acquire Viaplay Netherlands for 142 million euros, bringing sports content like Formula 1 and Premier League football under its umbrella. There will be no immediate changes for existing subscribers as both platforms continue their current operations during the transition.