Common Type of Clothing Could Be Exposing Millions of Children to Harmful Chemicals
The study found toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in all stain-resistant uniforms tested. According to a recent study conducted by scientists at the Paul H….
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Mass Extinctions May Have Been Driven by the Evolution of Tree Roots
Geologists find parallels between ancient, global-scale extinction events and modern threats to Earth’s oceans. A series of mass extinctions that rocked the Earth’s oceans during…
A Common Medicine Causes Hearing Loss – Scientists Finally Might Know Why
Researchers identify possible treatment targets to prevent antibiotic-induced hearing loss. Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine are exploring new methods to investigate why an…
A New Drug Could Treat Type 2 Diabetes
Scientists develop a new drug candidate to treat diabetes. A novel hormone combination has been created by a research team from Helmholtz Munich, the German…
Can Prunes Improve Bone Health?
Science says yes. According to a new study published in the journal Nutrients, prunes are a prebiotic food that can restore bone loss in mice….
Regenerative Nanotransfection: Innovative Nanochip Can Reprogram Biological Tissue in Living Body
A silicon device that can change skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells has advanced from prototype to standardized fabrication, meaning it can now…
Physicists Have Made the World’s Most Precise Measurement of Neutron Lifetime
An international team of researchers has made the world’s most precise measurement of the neutron’s lifetime, which may help answer questions about the early universe….
Blood Test Developed to Detect Depression and Bipolar Disorder
Worldwide, 1 in 4 people will suffer from a depressive episode in their lifetime. While current diagnosis and treatment approaches are largely trial and error,…
New Technology Is a “Science Multiplier” for Astronomy
Federal funding of new technology is crucial for astronomy, according to results of a study released on September 21, 2020, in the Journal of Astronomical…
Hydrologists Find Environmental Damage From Fog Reduction Is Observable From Outer Space
IUPUI-led study is the first to find satellite data can detect fog’s impact on vegetation levels under climate change. A new study led by ecohydrologists…
Compelling Evidence Shows Electroceutical Fabric Eradicates Coronaviruses on Contact
Research findings exist to apply for PPE use in fight against COVID-19. With the number of novel coronavirus infections over 5 million and growing as…
World’s Deadliest Inventor: Mikhail Kalashnikov, Father of AK-47
What is the deadliest weapon of the 20th century? Perhaps you think first of the atomic bomb, estimated to have killed as many as 200,000…
New Fossil Discovery Pushes Back Evidence of Insect Pollination to a Time When Pterodactyls Still Roamed the Skies
A new study co-led by researchers in the U.S. and China has pushed back the first-known physical evidence of insect flower pollination to 99 million…
New Study on Health Effects of Marijuana Edibles
Researchers have conducted a study in which mice voluntarily ate a dough containing THC, the primary psychoactive component in marijuana. That opens the door to…
Magneto-Gravitational Trap Provides Precise Measurement of Neutron Lifetime
A study led in part by physicists at the Indiana University Center for the Exploration of Energy and Matter could provide new insight into the…
Researchers Culture First Lab-Grown Skin Tissue With Hair Follicles
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers have cultured the first lab-grown skin tissue complete with hair follicles. This skin model, developed using stem cells from…
AI Framework Predicts Better Patient Health Care and Reduces Cost
Researchers at Indiana University have shown that an artificial intelligence framework that employs sequential decision-making could reduce health care costs by over 50 percent while…
Females Achieve Orgasm and Sexual Pleasure by Working Out
It looks like time at the gym may be more satisfying for women than a hot date. A new study from the University of Indiana…
