REGROWING TEETH, TOKYO'S RECORD RAIN & BTS'S $500 MILLION TOUR

[1] Researchers in Japan, the U.S. and Britain are working to regrow lost teeth, with Toregem BioPharma testing an antibody that blocks the USAG-1 protein and aiming for an injectable drug by 2030.

[2] Tokyo sees rain for 37 straight days as of October 2, the longest streak on record, as an autumn rain front lingers and typhoons add moisture, pushing up produce prices and leaving many people fatigued.

[3] BTS's "Arirang" world tour passes $500 million in ticket sales, the first pop group to do so, while RM co-curates "Between You and Me" at SFMOMA, pairing Korean masters such as Kim Whanki and Yun Hyong-keun with Western artists.

[4] About 200 people are under medical watch after a plague lab worker dies in Siberia, Taiwan plans to quadruple its ammunition reserves to prepare for a possible Chinese blockade, and Korean researchers use mRNA to briefly activate age-reversal factors and help damaged livers regenerate.

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