The debate about the role of environmental factors in increasing cancer risk remains unresolved. While epidemiological research indicates that elements like diet can contribute to… Read More
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Impossible Until Now – Physicists Continuously Change the Type of Magnetism in a Crystal
Magnetism is influenced by the behavior of electrons. For instance, these tiny particles can create an electric current using their charge, which in turn can… Read More
Read More »Impact Imminent: Racing To Track Asteroid 2024 BX1’s Collision Course With Earth
On January 20, 2024, astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky detected an asteroid on an imminent collision course with Earth. Just hours later, it struck our planet’s atmosphere… Read More
Read More »Finding and Erasing Quantum Computing Errors in Real-Time
With a quick pulse of light, researchers can now find and erase errors in real time. Researchers have developed a method that can reveal the… Read More
Read More »Overturning Old Myths: New Research Indicates That Insulin Spike After Eating Is Actually a Good Thing
The research challenges the idea that an insulin surge after eating is harmful. Researchers at Sinai Health have discovered important insights into the link between… Read More
Read More »Transforming Fertilizer Production: True Mechanism of Ammonia Catalysis Revealed
For the first time, scientists from Stockholm University have studied the surfaces of iron and ruthenium catalysts during the formation of ammonia from nitrogen and… Read More
Read More »Exploring the Mysteries of Faint Galactic Magnitudes
UGC 11105, 110 million light-years away, appears dim with an apparent magnitude of 13.6, highlighting the differences in perceived brightness of celestial objects from Earth…. Read More
Read More »Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment 2.5x More Effective With Mitochondrial DNA Mutations
A groundbreaking study shows that mitochondrial DNA mutations are key indicators of a patient’s likelihood to respond to immunotherapy, revolutionizing cancer treatment approaches. Cancer Research… Read More
Read More »SYCE2 Genetic Variant Linked to 22% Higher Miscarriage Risk
A significant study identifies a genetic variant in the SYCE2 gene that heightens the risk of miscarriage by 22%, shedding light on the genetic causes… Read More
Read More »Deleting a Key Gene Shields Against Excess Weight Gain
UC San Diego Study reveals key mechanism behind obesity-related metabolic dysfunction. The number of people with obesity has nearly tripled since 1975, resulting in a… Read More
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