Single Fecal Transplant Linked to Lower Long-Term Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Heart Disease
The composition of the gut microbiome increasingly appears to shape metabolic health and obesity risk. New follow-up res...
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Mediterranean Diet May Reduce Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s, Major Study Finds
A large US study reports that adherence to a Mediterranean dietary pattern is associated with a lower risk of cognitive ...
Tiny Ryugu Grains Contain an Unseen Mineral: Clues to Solar System Origins and the Role of Phosphorus
Rare asteroid grains carry ancient chemistry to EarthTwo microscopic fragments returned by JAXA's Hayabusa2 mission are ...
Type 5 Diabetes: The New Malnutrition-Related Form and How It Differs from Other Diabetes Types
A new classification in a complex disease landscapeThe International Diabetes Federation has formally recognised a disti...
Better Sleep May Help the Brain Clear Dementia-Linked Toxins: What Science Shows
Sleep, the Brain, and Waste ClearanceThe brain appears to have a dedicated waste-removal network called the glymphatic s...
Later Breakfast Times in Older Adults Linked to Depression, Poor Sleep and Higher Mortality, Large Study Shows
Study overview and headline findingsResearchers from Mass General Brigham, in collaboration with international partners,...
Earth's Solid Heart: How Carbon Enabled Inner Core Crystallization and Stabilized the Geodynamo
New constraint on core chemistry: carbon as a freezing agentCartoon of the Earth with cutaway showing the mantle and inn...
Study Links High Artificial Sweetener Intake to Faster Cognitive Decline in Middle Age
A large prospective study from Brazil, published in Neurology (American Academy of Neurology) on September 3, 2025, foun...
Cats Get Dementia Too: 8 Warning Signs, Diagnosis Tips and Care Strategies for Senior Cats
Feline Cognitive Dysfunction and Why It MattersFeline cognitive dysfunction (FCD), often called feline dementia, is an a...
Smartphone Use on the Toilet Linked to Higher Hemorrhoid Risk, Study Suggests
A recent U.S. study connects using smartphones while seated on the toilet with a significantly higher likelihood of hemo...
Hollow‑Core Optical Fibers Promise Wider Bandwidth and Lower Loss for Global Telecoms
New fiber design that redirects light through airResearchers have engineered a new class of optical fiber that replaces ...
Red Onions Could Make Solar Sensors More Biodegradable: Nanocellulose UV Filters Beat PET
Biodegradable UV filters: a new approach to greener solar technologySolar photovoltaic devices are central to global dec...
Kobe University Study Shows Metformin Alters Blood Metals — A Clue to Its Widespread Health Benefits
Background: Metformin’s surprising effects beyond glucose controlMetformin is the most widely prescribed medication for ...
Engineered E. coli Produce PDCA: A Strong, Biodegradable Alternative to PET
Breakthrough: Microbial production of a PET alternativeA team of bioengineers at Kobe University has reported a major ad...
Why Iceland Has Few Mosquitoes — Climate, Life Cycle Limits, and Future Risks
Why Iceland remains largely mosquito-freeDespite abundant freshwater habitats such as ponds and marshes near airfields a...
3-Minute Fastball EEG Can Detect Alzheimer’s Years Before Symptoms Appear
A three-minute, passive brainwave test developed at the University of Bath—known as Fastball EEG—can detect early memory...
Seismic Maps Reveal Dozens of Buried Protoplanets Inside Mars’ Mantle
Seismic evidence uncovers ancient impactors preserved in Mars’ mantleScientists analyzing seismic records from NASA’s In...
Nickel Catalyst Could Unlock Mixed Plastic Recycling — Turning Single-Use Waste into Oils, Waxes and Fuels
A simple metal addresses a complex recycling problemA team of chemists at Northwestern University has developed an inexp...
Chronic Overactivation Burns Out Dopamine Neurons — New Pathway to Slow Parkinson’s Progression
Constant, low-level overactivation of dopamine-producing neurons can exhaust and kill the cells that control voluntary m...
Skin-like rubber turns body heat into electricity for continuous, battery-free wearables
Researchers led by Peking University have reported a stretchable, rubber-like thermoelectric material that converts the ...