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What's the best way to reverse memory decline?
Coverage converges on the gut-brain axis as researchers examine whether gut bacteria and probiotics can influence memory decline and Alzheimer's severity.
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It’s possible to make great concrete without the huge emissions from cement. Why isn’t this common?
Recent studies highlight low-emission concrete alternatives like geopolymer and waste substitution, yet questions remain about widespread adoption.
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Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in clinical trial
An investigational KRAS vaccine targeting pancreatic cancer has triggered a robust immune response in a phase 2 trial, positioning vaccines as a potential new frontier in KRAS-directed therapy.
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New weight-loss drug wipes out chronic knee pain in some patients, researchers say
Recent coverage details how a weight-loss drug class improves knee osteoarthritis pain across multiple trials and reviews.
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Why scientists are heating old wind turbine blades to 2,000°C
Scientists are heating old wind turbine blades to two thousand degrees Celsius to create valuable materials.
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Why Patients Are Asking About Creatine for Healthy Aging
Patients and mainstream media are increasingly focusing on creatine for healthy aging, muscle recovery, and mental health applications.
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Cutting This One Food Could Drastically Reduce Your Colon Cancer Risk
New reports and contrasting studies are examining the link between ultra-processed foods, processed meats, and an increased risk of colon cancer.
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Vascular disease: Why 6 to 8 cups of tea daily may reduce your risk
Recent studies examine how daily tea consumption, brewing time, and temperature impact vascular and heart disease risks.
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Cold activates a BH2 metabolic network promoting longevity and proteostasis
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Scientists Discover That Ovaries May Be Doing Something Unexpected Decades After Menopause
New research suggests ovaries remain active and integrated into body-wide networks decades after the onset of menopause.
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GLP-1 Side Effects vs. Benefits: Real Patient Experiences
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Scientists Transplanted a Wild Salt Marsh Into The World's Largest Wave Machine And Let an 'Extreme Storm' Rip
Scientists tested a wild salt marsh inside the world's largest wave machine by subjecting it to an extreme storm simulation.
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Persistent neuronal stress signalling underlies Angelman syndrome phenotypes
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Common cold sore virus may reprogram the brain's immune defenses
Coverage reports that the common cold sore virus may reprogram and remodel the brain's immune defenses in specific patterns.
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Scientists Found a Way to Upgrade the Powerhouses of Our Cells Without Shutting Them Down
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Ovaries Develop an Intriguing Second Role After Menopause
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Nightjar wings reveal a trade-off between hunting slowly and traveling far
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Justice at last for Rosalind Franklin over role in DNA discovery
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A Lab Tested The Apple Watch And Fitbit Against Real Sleep Science, And The Gap Ran Over An Hour
Recent laboratory testing comparing wrist-worn sleep trackers to real sleep science reveals a gap running over an hour.
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How to build a mouse: embryo development captured in stunning detail
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Acoustic experiments confirm topology can persist at gapless critical points
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Exercise Can Help Cancer Patients but Goes Uncovered
Recent coverage highlights new evidence regarding exercise safety for lung cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
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Brain scans show shared changes during depression treatment and distinct antidepressant effects in some patients
Recent studies reveal distinct brain activity patterns and structural links in depression treatment, advancing precision psychiatry.
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A 'reality check' for lab-grown human embryo models
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Have We Reached Peak PROTEIN?
Health experts and researchers are questioning the 'protein-maxxing' trend as new studies link high-protein diets to accelerated aging and shorter lifespans.
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New form of flexible boron is 10 million times more electrically conductive
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Lab Testing Magnet-Powered Brakes For High-Speed Spacecraft Reentry
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Doctors and scientists race to understand a rising form of heart failure
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Why it might be time to rethink the human family tree
Recent evolutionary discoveries are prompting a fundamental scientific re-evaluation of how human ancestors are named and classified.
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Your liver may be struggling without pain: 7 warning signs you can spot in your eyes, skin and urine
New health alerts and global research are highlighting the asymptomatic nature of liver disease and the visible physical indicators of organ struggle.
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Creatine supplements may help halt cancer growth, study suggests
Conflicting reports emerge over whether creatine supplements inhibit cancer growth or potentially accelerate tumor metastasis.
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ECT Reprograms Adult Neurons into a Youthful State
New research indicates that repetitive brain stimulation can reprogram mature adult neurons back into a youthful, immature state.