The FDA is anticipated to approve a third Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, signaling progress in slowing the disease. The drug showed a 35% slowdown in cognitive…
This Sugar Kills Honeybees – It Could Also Be Our Secret Weapon Against Cancer
A new study helps explain the anti-cancer properties of mannose sugar. A study reveals new insights about mannose, a sugar with anti-cancer properties. The research…
Starling CubeSats Deployed: NASA’s Swarm Satellite Mission Launches on Electron Rocket
NASA’s Starling mission lifted off from the launch pad aboard Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket from Pad B and Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand,…
Bionic Breakthrough: Revolutionary Self-Sensing Electric Artificial Muscles
Queen Mary University researchers have engineered a self-sensing, variable-stiffness artificial muscle that mimics natural muscle characteristics. The breakthrough has significant implications for soft robotics and…
Brain Speed vs Intelligence: New Study Disputes Long-Held Beliefs
Do intelligent people think faster than others when solving problems? New findings by researchers from the Human Brain Project at Charité University Berlin and their…
Brain Speed vs Intelligence: New Study Disputes Long-Held Beliefs
Do intelligent people think faster than others when solving problems? New findings by researchers from the Human Brain Project at Charité University Berlin and their…
Stanford Researchers Treat Depression by Reversing Brain Signals Traveling the Wrong Way
Applying powerful magnetic pulses to the skull to stimulate the brain can rapidly alleviate symptoms in many severely depressed individuals for whom traditional treatments have…
Stanford Researchers Treat Depression by Reversing Brain Signals Traveling the Wrong Way
Applying powerful magnetic pulses to the skull to stimulate the brain can rapidly alleviate symptoms in many severely depressed individuals for whom traditional treatments have…
Unmasking Clear Air Turbulence: Fugaku Supercomputer Simulates Invisible Winds, Enhancing Flight Safety
A research group from Nagoya University utilized Japan’s Fugaku supercomputer to simulate clear-air turbulence around Tokyo, improving upon current predictive models. The study, published in…
Simple Blood Test Can Now Diagnose De Vivo Disease
Glut1 deficiency syndrome is a relatively obscure neurological condition that remains unknown to the medical community, despite its serious debilitating effects. The disorder results from…