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UCL's 372-nanometer flour-based nanofibers offer a sustainable alternative for wound dressings, tissue scaffolds, and energy applications.
Researchers create eco-friendly nanofibers from flour, promising breakthroughs in wound healing, drug delivery, and sustainable materials.
Epigenetics explains why weight loss is so fleeting.
Researchers discover the cause of the weight-loss yo-yo effect
Mental fatigue alters decision-making through sleep-like brain activity,
Mental fatigue leads to loss of self-control and poor decision-making
Recent studies highlight the cardiovascular benefits of GLP-1 therapies like tirzepatide and semaglutide
Obesity drugs show heart health benefits beyond weight loss
Groundbreaking new drug successfully reduces weight and cholesterol levels
Study reveals personalized water intake needs based on age, gender, activity, and climate
New study challenges how much water people should drink per day
MMO games foster essential workplace skills like teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving
Online gaming can actually be good for you, study finds
Sascha Roth, the first patient in the trial, unexpectedly learned she had rectal cancer in 2019.
Groundbreaking clinical trial cures cancer in 100% of patients
The term "Longevity Escape Velocity" (LEV) has become the linchpin of a growing scientific and philosophical debate.
Scientists believe that by the 2030s humans could live forever
The mouse on the left is a chimeric with dark eyes and patches of black fur, a result of stem cells derived from a choanoflagellate Sox gene. The wildtype mouse on the right has red eyes and all white fur. The colour difference is due to genetic markers used to distinguish the stem cells, not a direct effect of the gene itself.
Scientists recreate mouse from reprogrammed stem cells
Discover six lifestyle habits that slow memory decline and reduce dementia risk
Six healthy lifestyle habits linked to slower memory decline and lower dementia risk
A U-M Health neurosurgical team performing an operation.
AI technology identifies cancerous brain tumors in seconds
Skull E270, dating from between 663 and 343 BCE, belonged to a female individual who was older than 50 years.
4,000-year-old skull reveals early attempts at brain cancer surgery
Cholinesterase inhibitors show potential to slow cognitive decline and reduce mortality.
Breakthrough Alzheimer’s drug slows down cognitive decline in dementia patients
Gamified apps like MoodVille provide engaging, effective treatment for depression and anxiety.
Cutting-edge gamified app highly effective at treating depression
NK2R activation offers hope for nearly 400 million people with obesity and diabetes
Revolutionary obesity and diabetes treatment burns energy and reduces appetite without side effects
Axel Krieger in practice surgery using the daVinci robot.
AI-powered robot learned to perform surgery by watching doctors work