Read More Scince Scientific 18 days ago Decades in Cryostorage: What a 30-Year-Frozen Embryo Birth Means for IVF and Identity Record-breaking birth and why it mattersA newborn in the United States has captured global attention after...
Read More Scince Health 18 days ago AI Can Read Subtle Cancer Signals in the Voice: Early Screening for Laryngeal Disease Background: why voice matters for laryngeal cancerLaryngeal (voice-box) cancer affects hundreds of thousands worldwide. In 2021...
Read More Scince Scientific 18 days ago Ultra-Processed Foods May Undermine Weight Loss Even on 'Healthy' Diets Scientific background and study overviewUltra-processed foods (UPFs) — industrial formulations that often contain additives, emulsifiers and...
Read More Scince Scientific 19 days ago Hidden Light Watermarks: How Cornell’s Noise‑Coded Illumination Detects Deepfakes Overview and scientific contextManipulated and AI-generated video now rivals authentic footage in realism, creating major challenges...
Read More Scince Health 20 days ago Air Conditioning and Sick Building Syndrome: Microbial Risks, Evidence, and Prevention Overview: When cooling systems become a health concernAir conditioning (AC) improves comfort and reduces indoor humidity,...
Read More Scince Scientific 20 days ago Centenarians and Disease: How People Who Reach 100 Accumulate Less Illness and Age More Resiliently Why centenarians matter for longevity scienceCentenarians—people who live to 100 years or longer—represent a small but...
Read More Scince Space 20 days ago 36 Billion Suns: New Measurement Suggests an Ultramassive Black Hole Near the Practical Mass Limit Discovery: an ultramassive black hole in SDSS J1148+1930A galaxy located roughly 5 billion light-years from Earth,...
Read More Scince Scientific 20 days ago What's Living Between Your Toes? The Science of Feet, Socks and Microbial Ecosystems What lives between your toes: a microbial hotspotHuman feet host complex microbial ecosystems. The skin between...
Read More Scince Health 20 days ago Exercise-Induced Myokines Suppress Breast Cancer Cell Growth: New Evidence from Survivors Exercise, Myokines and Breast Cancer: A concise overviewNew experimental work indicates that a single session of...
Read More Scince Health 21 days ago Why Handwashing Matters More in Summer: Science-Based Guidance to Prevent Infections Summer and the increased risk of infection: scientific backgroundSummer brings outdoor recreation, festivals, barbecues and travel...
Read More Scince Scientific 21 days ago Gravitational Waves as the Engine of Cosmic Inflation: A New Model for Early Structure Formation Ripples in space-time—gravitational waves—may have done more than signal violent astrophysical events. A new theoretical proposal...
Read More Scince Scientific 21 days ago Big Dinosaurs, Small Bites: Why T. rex Had a Stronger Jaw Than Other Giant Theropods Introduction: Myth versus biomechanicsPopular culture often depicts the largest carnivorous dinosaurs as interchangeable juggernauts that settle...
Read More Scince Nature 21 days ago Meet Satyrex: The Newly Described Tarantula Genus with Record‑Breaking Palps Scientists have described four new tarantula species that stand out for an unusual trait: extraordinarily long...
Read More Scince Scientific 22 days ago Global Food Security at Risk: New Nuclear Winter Simulations Forecast Severe Crop Loss and Prolonged Recovery Scientific background and global stakesNuclear winter describes a extreme climate scenario in which large-scale nuclear conflict...
Read More Scince Health 22 days ago Eye Drop That Clears Near Vision for Up to 10 Hours: A Potential Breakthrough in Presbyopia Management IntroductionAging eyes commonly lose the ability to focus on nearby objects, a condition known as presbyopia....
Read More Scince News 22 days ago Release of ChatGPT-5 is Beginning of a New Era For Humanity! OpenAI this week launched ChatGPT-5, a new generation of its flagship conversational AI that the company...
Read More Scince Scientific 23 days ago Neolithic Cannibalism at El Mirador (Atapuerca): Bone Evidence Points to a Single Violent Episode Archaeologists working at El Mirador cave in the Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain, have uncovered compelling taphonomic...
Read More Scince Scientific 23 days ago Scientists Reveal How Mechanical Stress and Tissue Changes Drive Age-Related Wrinkles A new study from Binghamton University offers experimental evidence for a long-held hypothesis: repeated directional stretching...
Read More Scince Scientific 24 days ago New Research Reveals Lithium in the Brain May Be Key to Alzheimer's Disease Development Uncovering a Hidden Factor in Alzheimer's DiseaseAlzheimer’s disease stands as one of the most devastating neurodegenerative...
Read More Scince Health 24 days ago Chikungunya Virus in China: Understanding the Outbreak and Public Health Measures What Is Chikungunya? Scientific Context and Global SpreadChikungunya is a mosquito-borne viral disease that has seen...
