Coronary heart disease (CHD) stands as a significant health challenge worldwide, particularly for individuals with type 2 diabetes. Scientists from the German Center for Diabetes… Read More
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Join the Hunt: NASA Volunteers Find 15 Rare “Active Asteroids”
NASA’s project unveils fifteen active asteroids, providing insights into the solar system’s origins and future space exploration potential. Some extraordinary asteroids have “activity”—comet-like tails or… Read More
Read More »Neuroscientists Find Key to Language Impairments Deep in the Brain
Research reveals brain abnormalities in children with developmental language impairments, suggesting potential new pathways for diagnosis and treatment based on movement-related brain functions. A rigorous… Read More
Read More »Science Simplified: What Is Climate Resilience?
What Is Climate Resilience? Extreme weather, such as hurricanes, flooding, and drought appear more often these days. Exacerbated by drought, for example, wildfires have increased,… Read More
Read More »Mayo Clinic Study Reveals Immune Cells’ Unexpected Role in Anesthesia Recovery
New research conducted by the Mayo Clinic, which was published in Nature Neuroscience, found that the cells serving as the central nervous system’s primary defense… Read More
Read More »Energizing the Future: The Rise of Bendable Storage Materials
Imaging being able to wear your smartphone on your wrist, not as a watch, but literally as a flexible band that surrounds around your arm…. Read More
Read More »Revolutionizing Weight Loss: Scientists Uncover New Secrets to Natural Appetite Control
In a ground-breaking study, just published in leading international journal Nature Metabolism, scientists from Trinity College Dublin and Princeton and Harvard Medical School share newly… Read More
Read More »Physicists Have Uncovered a New Spin Phase in Quantum Materials
New states of order can arise in quantum magnetic materials under magnetic fields. An international team has now gained new insights into these special states… Read More
Read More »Modern Living Is Stripping Our Gut of Healthy Bacteria
Fiber is good for us, yet recent research reveals that humans are gradually losing the microorganisms necessary to convert fiber into food for a healthy… Read More
Read More »NASA Selects 10 New CubeSat Missions To Fly to the International Space Station
NASA’s CubeSat initiative supports 10 new missions, promoting educational and technological advancement through modular satellites. These include diverse projects from universities and a K-12 school,… Read More
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