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Britain’s Bold Plan to End Animal Testing

Nov 12

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NAD+ Repairs RNA Errors And Restores Memory In AD Models

3D model of experimental apparatus. A bee is doing an experimental trial. Its route from the nest box is traced in red through removable plastic doors. In the first experimental compartment the stimuli are displayed on the monitor and plastic chips hold the associated solution (sugar or bitter quinine during training and water during test). The first attempt at feeding from one of the chips is recorded as a choice of stimulus. The bee will continue to the next two compartments for the next trials so that each foraging bout includes three trials.

Bees Crack Morse Code And It Changes How We See Minds Today

A color-composite image of the Pleiades from the Digitized Sky Survey

The Seven Sisters Were Never Alone After All

Ultra-Processed Food as an industry formulated snack made from processed ingredients with high fat sugar and salt with artificial flavour additives and preservatives and fake colouring.

Ultra-Processed Foods Push Young Adults Toward Prediabetes

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Cash Transfers Spark Dramatic Health Gains Across Developing Nations

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Tuning Mosquito Clocks Could Curb Bites At Dawn And Dusk

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One Daily Pill Boosts Function And Life Quality In Heart Failure

UT Health San Antonio Biggs Institute co-leads study finding new vascular links

Midlife Platelet Test Flags Early Alzheimer Risk Signals

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A Changing Ocean Splits The Fate Of California Sea Lions

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“Magnets that mimic exercises offer hope for diabetes care.”

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Magnets That Mimic Exercise Offer Hope For Diabetes Care

Oct 31

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Tiny Bat Hunts Like Lions

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Mouth-Puckering Flavonols Wake The Brain And Sharpen Memory

Inside the Mosquito’s Deadly Sense for Human Breath

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Smarter AI Models May Be Selfish, Worse Team Players

Spooky Cosmic Bat Unfurls Its Wings Over Chile

New research finds that testosterone-fueled aggression by the matriarch is a crucial part in the evolution of cooperation in meerkat societies. Photo: Charli Davies

Meerkats Get By With A Little Help From Their Microbes

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Mothers’ COVID-19 Infections May Harm Children’s Brain Development

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Obesity Drug Rollout Risks Creating a Two-Tier NHS System

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“Yawning to unemployment: Warnings about AI taking jobs fall on deaf ears.”

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Yawning to Unemployment: Warnings About AI Taking Jobs Fall on Deaf Ears

Oct 28

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Flickering Lights and Buzzing Sounds Kept Alzheimer’s at Bay for Two Years

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Astronomers Map Alien World So Hot It Tears Water Apart

Tadpoles That Ditch Their Lungs Never Get Them Back

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Researchers Find Possible Cause for Increasing Polarization

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One Longer Walk Trumps Several Shorter Ones

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Young Adults Fear Mass Shootings, Split on Gun Controls

This figure illustrates how both natural and human-driven factors contribute to land subsidence and its effects on urban infrastructure. Key drivers include groundwater extraction, oil and gas removal, urban expansion, drought, population growth, and land use change, all of which can compromise the structural stability of buildings.

India’s Megacities Are Sinking Under Their Own Weight

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Polar Bears Feed Millions: The Arctic’s Unsung Caterers

This type of stem was found to be better at preventing early femoral fracture after total hip replacement than flat-tapered wedge stems.

Hip Implants With Collars Cut Fracture Risk by 85%

Using the novel top-down prompting strategy and expert guidance, ChatGPT can become a valuable tool for fashion trend prediction, especially for fashion students and small brands.

Can ChatGPT Predict What You’ll Wear Next Fall?

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Sleep-Disrupting Brain Cells Could Unlock Schizophrenia Prevention

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ScienceBlog.com Newsletter: “Tiny eye chip lets blind patients read again.”

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“Astronomers find giant wave rippling through the Milky Way.”

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Astronomers Find Giant Wave Rippling Through the Milky Way

Sep 30

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Why Mamba Snake Bites Worsen After Antivenom

Deaths due to illicit ketamine use have increased twenty-fold since 2014 – but these deaths are increasingly occurring in complex polydrug settings, raising doubts over whether single-substance drug policies can reduce harms.

Ketamine Deaths Surge as Drug Shifts from Clubs to Chaos

David Rossi, left, an associate professor in the Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience Department in WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine, poses for a photo with Nadia McLean, right, a PhD student in Neuroscience, outside their lab in Pullman. Rossi and McLean are researching ways to curb the debilitating symptoms of alcohol withdrawal (photo by Ted S. Warren, College of Veterinary Medicine).

Cerebellum, Compound 6 Hold Keys to Easing Alcohol Withdrawal

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Dark Side of the Moon Runs 100 Degrees Cooler

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Your Gym Hiatus Might Actually Help You Bulk Up

Facial expressions reflect the complex, parallel computations happening in the brain.

Scientists Read Mice’s Minds Through Facial Twitches

The image of the radio sky (background) is the ‘cleanest’ signal ever produced using data from the Murchison Widefield Array (foreground). Credit: Nunhokee et al/ICRAR/Curtin University

Universe Was Warm Before First Light

New mothers’ sleep loss linked to accelerated aging

Psilocybin Shows Dark Side in New Mothers

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Scientists Crack the Code for Bird Stem Cells

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Medicaid Experiment Falls Flat on Both Promises

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“Quantum Enhancement slashes learning time from millions of years to minutes.”

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“Your daily glass of wine is harming your brain more than you think.”

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Your Daily Glass of Wine Is Harming Your Brain More Than You Think

Sep 24

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Stars, gas and cosmic dust in the Sagittarius B2 molecular cloud glow in near-infrared light, captured by Webb’s NIRCam instrument. The darkest areas of the image are not empty space but are areas where stars are still forming inside dense clouds that block their light.

Webb Telescope Uncovers Cosmic Paradox in Milky Way’s Heart

From left, Ted Randolph and colleague Robert Garcea pose for a photo. (Credit: Glenn Asakawa)

Scientists Create Heat-Proof Rabies Shot That Works in One Dose

Josh Mitteldorf: A Review of Anti-Aging Drugs

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Gut Bacteria May Control When You Sleep

In this image, tdTomato cancer cells (red) are seen awakened by chemotherapy-induced inflammation, while Ki67 (white) marks proliferating cells. Credits:Image: Jingwei Zhang/Whitehead Institute

Chemotherapy Drug Accidentally Wakes Sleeping Cancer Cells

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Republicans Outspent Democrats on Science by $150M Per Year

AI Safety Net Blocks Toxic Chemical Recipes While Preserving Scientific Progress

A multidisciplinary group at Brookhaven National Laboratory revealed why a catalyst with a "high-entropy" intermetallic core — composed of platinum (Pt), iron (Fe), cobalt (Co), nickel (Ni), and copper (Cu) doped with nitrogen (N) — encapsulated by a single-layer shell of Pt shows promise for use in fuel cells for heavy duty vehicles.

Scientists Create Fuel Cell Catalyst That Could Power Tomorrow’s Trucks

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New Research Finds Carbon Tax Could Reduce Inequality While Fighting Climate Change

Two paths lead to the same molecule: Independently of each other, different genera of ‘magic mushrooms’ have developed two different enzyme pathways that produce the same psychoactive substance, psilocybin – a rare example of convergent evolution in natural product biosynthesis.

Magic Mushrooms Evolved Same Chemical Twice Through Different Paths

This infographic summarizes the treatment of leishmaniasis using natural compounds called onnamides, derived from a marine sponge.

Japanese Scientists Find Tropical Disease Cure in Sea Sponges

Formamidinium lead iodide is considered one of the best-performing materials in the halide perovskite group, since it has promising properties for future solar cell technologies. New findings from Chalmers can now shed light on its structure; this is crucial if we are to engineer and control the material.

Scientists Crack the Code on Elusive Solar Cell Material

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Your Strawberry Habit Could Be Flooding Your Body With Pesticides

Researchers used 3D printing to create realistic human tissue that can be used in training for surgeons and doctors.

Surgeons Get Realistic Practice With 3D-Printed Human Tissue

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ScienceBlog.com Newsletter: “The richest Americans pay less tax than you do.”

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The Richest Americans Pay Less Tax Than You Do

Sep 8

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New Crystal Camera Promises Clearer, Safer Nuclear Medicine Scans

An abstract representation of DNA computation and learning in a droplet. Credit: Olivier Wyart & Ailadi Cortelletti

DNA Neural Network Teaches Itself to Learn Like a Brain

Chrysomya rufifacies play a key role in forensic entomology because they are among the first insects to colonize human remains after death. Studying their development helps researchers refine time-of-death estimates and build more accurate postmortem timelines. These blow flies are also close relatives of the New World screwworm, a parasitic species now drawing renewed attention as its presence expands in Mexico.

Infrared Scans of Fly Larvae Tighten Forensic Timelines

This chart shows two things: the lowest income level a country needs per person to start a zero-emissions policy (red line), and the income level reached when the best tax rate for growth is chosen (blue line). Where the two lines meet, it means a country can reach the income needed to adopt zero-emissions within a limited time.

How Developing Countries Can Achieve Growth Without More Pollution

By stepping to the right, a study participant confirms that the product was on the shopping list.

Stepping Into a Game Helped Older Adults Reclaim Their Memory

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Drones Aim To Deliver Defibrillators Before Ambulances Can Get There

Conceptual illustration of a black hole X-ray binary. The strong gravity of the black hole—shown as a small black dot at the center of the disk on the right—pulls gas from the companion star (left). As the gas spirals inward, it forms a high-temperature accretion disk around the black hole. New research from an international team that includes the University of Michigan shows this process is messy, no matter how fast it's going.

Why Small Black Holes Refuse to Eat Neatly

Reconstruction of a large mawsoniid coelacanth from the British Rhaetian (Artist credit: Daniel Phillips).

Lost Coelacanths Resurface in Britain’s Triassic Shallows

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Seashells Show Us How to Make Plastic Recycling Stronger

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When Fast Charging Makes a Safer, Longer Lasting Battery

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“Common allergy spray cuts COVID infections by two-thirds.”

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Common Allergy Spray Cuts Covid Infections By Two-Thirds

Sep 4

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Your Router Can Read Your Pulse Through the Air

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A Brain Protein Found in Fat May Help Burn Away Obesity

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Blood Stem Cells Show Rapid Aging After Spaceflight

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Scientists Watch Single Atomic Nucleus Flip In Real Time

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Phone Use On The Toilet Linked To Hemorrhoid Risk In Adults

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InSight Seismic Data Reveals Solid Inner Core On Mars

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Gossiping With Your Partner Predicts Happiness And Bonding

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A Shampoo-Like Gel Could Help Chemo Patients Keep Their Hair

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How Mice Reveal the Brain’s Hidden Conversations

Delta-8 THC is a chemical cousin to delta-9 THC, the primary psychoactive ingredient in marijuana that produces comparable psychotropic effects.

When Weed Is Banned, Delta-8 Steps Into The Gap For Millions

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Homeless Street Sweeps Strip Lives and Fuel Overdose Crisis

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Plant-Based Dog Foods Match Meat Diets in Most Nutrients

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