The research from the University of Bristol doesn’t paint a comforting picture of the future of humanity and mammalian life on Earth. A study, laid out in the journal Nature Geoscience, brings to light the possibility of mass extinction in a shorter time period. It comes in around 250 million years, assuming an immediate halt … Read more
Throughout the 20th century, people around the world have experienced impressive advancements in life expectancy. This can be attributed to the invention of vaccines and better medical treatments, which have allowed us to conquer illnesses that were once considered fatal only a few decades ago. Dr. Ernst von Schwarz’s Vision In a potentially groundbreaking development, … Read more
China’s scientists from the Wuhan Institute of Virology are warning future disease emergence is possibly caused by another coronavirus. Shi Zhengli, famously known as “Batwoman”, has warned about another coronavirus outbreak. Shi is known for her extensive research on viruses transferring from animals, particularly bats, to humans. She stated that it is highly probable that … Read more
Researchers have unveiled a compelling discovery deep within the Mariana Trench. Min Wang, a marine virologist at the Ocean University of China, alongside an international team, found a new virus. It is believed to be the deepest virus ever discovered. The virus lurks at a mind-boggling depth of 29,199 feet (8,839 meters). Published on September … Read more
Google’s DeepMind has created its groundbreaking protein structure prediction AI to solve the genetic mutations responsible for various diseases. Their latest tool, AlphaMissense, demonstrates the ability to forecast which protein mutations may lead to health conditions accurately. AlphaMissense was built upon the AlphaFold network. Uncovering the causes of disease is one of the greatest challenges … Read more
Scientists have successfully walked paralyzed mise again by regrowing the spinal cord. Researchers have made a significant scientific breakthrough by utilizing the body’s natural healing capabilities to address severe spinal cord injuries. A collaborative effort involving scientists from the University of California Los Angeles, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, and Harvard University has a … Read more
A recent study shows a potential link between higher consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of depression. That research also says the risk increases, mainly when these items contain artificial sweeteners. The study, conducted exclusively with female participants, focused on the connection between diet and the risk of developing new episodes of depression. … Read more
Brucellosis, a disease typically found in dogs, has recently made its way to humans in the UK, with two confirmed cases reported. This illness, caused by Brucella canis, was previously limited to imported dogs but has been spreading among local canines since 2020. Human Infection Emerges “As of July 2023, 2 laboratory-confirmed cases of B. … Read more
In the heart of Menlo Park, California, something remarkable has been unfolding. The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) X-ray free-electron laser, was already a game-changer when it was first introduced. It has undergone a new upgrade, setting the stage for even bigger breakthroughs. Finding the world’s most powerful X-ray laser is a collaborative effort. The … Read more
Our understanding of human evolution, a story written in the language of bones, just received an unexpected twist. A recently unearthed jawbone from a cave in the Hualongdong region of eastern China is urging scientists to rethink our evolutionary tree, perhaps even adding another branch to it! There are mysteries surrounding the 300,000-year-old fossilized jawbone. … Read more
MIT scientists have taken a significant step toward reducing the reliance on insulin injections for diabetes management. In a recent study, they successfully implanted a medical device inside mice capable of producing its insulin supply for up to a month. Although further research is necessary before this technology is applied to humans, it holds promise … Read more
A recent study featured in the science journal The Lancet suggests that individuals engaged in physically demanding jobs could be at a higher risk of developing dementia. Collaborating with the Norwegian National Centre of Ageing and Health and the Butler Columbia Aging Center, Skirbekk and his team examined the impact of occupational physical activity on … Read more
On September 16, a massive solar event occurred that’s worth talking about. A solar filament, erupts out from the sun, sending a huge plume of plasma, a coronal mass ejection (CME), our way! The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has declared a G2-class moderate geomagnetic storm watch for September 19. This event is … Read more
The unusual celestial sight appeared under New Jercy sky last Saturday, and most of the people thought it was some kind of UFO thing. But guess what? It was actually Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites.On a Friday night, lights move in a perfectly linear alignment, sparking hopes of an encounter with an alien spacecraft. This event … Read more
Italian scientists have found that people with specific Neanderthal genes were more likely to be hospitalised after Covid 19. This new research was published in the Wall Street Journal on September 16. One of the first countries outside of Asia to report cases of COVID-19, Italy played a crucial role in the early stages of … Read more
Breast cancer is a major health challenge that affects millions worldwide. In a recent breakthrough study published in Scientific Reports, researchers have uncovered some groundbreaking findings in the battle against breast cancer. The extract from a ‘dandelion flower‘ seems to be a game-changer in fighting cancer, according to the study. Breast cancer is influenced by … Read more
