Why Your Migraines Get Worse When It’s Hot Outside
A recent study involving multiple research institutions found that increases in temperature significantly raise the likelihood of migraine attacks. The research highlighted the effectiveness of…
University of Cincinnati News
The University of Cincinnati (UC), located in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a public research university and part of the University System of Ohio. Founded in 1819, it is one of the oldest and largest universities in the state, known for its high-level research activities and academic excellence. UC is particularly renowned for its programs in engineering, music (especially its College-Conservatory of Music), design, and medicine, and is credited with the development of the first cooperative education (co-op) program in 1906. This innovative program integrates classroom study with professional work experiences, a model that has been adopted worldwide. The university’s urban campus features a blend of modern and historic architecture, providing a dynamic backdrop for its diverse and inclusive student body. UC also contributes significantly to the community through its research and public service initiatives, enhancing its reputation as a leader in higher education.
Ancient Maya Rituals Discovered Beneath Mexico’s Ballcourts
Researchers have discovered evidence of ceremonial offerings beneath a ballcourt in Mexico. For sports fans, places like Fenway Park, Wembley Stadium or Wimbledon’s Centre Court…
Three Years Later, the Search for Life on Mars Continues
In the three years since NASA’s Perseverance rover touched down on Mars, the NASA science team has made the daily task of investigating the red…
Challenging Our Understanding – This 72 Million-Year-Old “Dragon” Terrorized Ancient Seas
The Wakayama Soryu, a newly described mosasaur known as the “blue dragon,” possessed a shark-like dorsal fin. Researchers have detailed a mosasaur from Japan, comparable…
Metformin: A New Ally in Managing Weight Gain for Young Bipolar Disorder Patients
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati and Northwell Health discovered that metformin effectively prevents weight gain in young patients treated for bipolar disorder with SGAs,…
The Limits of AI: Why ChatGPT Isn’t Truly “Intelligent”
A recent paper by UC’s Anthony Chemero explains AI thinking as opposed to human thinking. The rise of artificial intelligence has elicited varied responses from…
Eating Strawberries Every Day Could Reduce Middle-Aged Individuals’ Risk of Dementia
Recent research conducted by the University of Cincinnati suggests that eating strawberries every day may lower the chances of developing dementia for certain middle-aged populations….
Scientists Identify Potential Treatment for Rare and Devastating Lung Disease
The findings could lead to a cure for LAM. Researchers from the University of Cincinnati may have identified a potential treatment for lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), a…
“Slushball” Earth: New Evidence Rewrites Ice Age History
Geologists have uncovered evidence suggesting that the planet did not experience complete glaciation during the ice age that occurred 635 million years ago. Earth has…
Double Trouble: Ancient Volcanic Eruptions Unveil a Fiery Tale of Twin Mass Extinctions
Volcanic eruptions millions of years apart wiped out much of life on Earth. Massive volcanic eruptions millions of years apart caused two mass extinctions during…
Reinventing Yourself – How Psychedelics May Help Change Unwanted Behaviors
Individuals were able to quit smoking by seeing themselves as nonsmokers. Psychedelic substances have the potential to aid individuals in modifying undesirable behaviors by facilitating…
Bizarre Properties of Strange Metals Unlocked by Physics Experiment
International team finds unusual electrical behavior in material that holds promise for new technology. Physicists at the University of Cincinnati (UC) are learning more about…
The Next Level of Health Monitoring: Could Interstitial Fluid Replace Blood?
According to researchers, interstitial fluid could serve as an alternative to blood in monitoring health and wellness. The next level of continuous health monitoring may…
New Study Refutes Current Timeline of Mammoth Extinction
Experts suggest that DNA found in sedimentary deposits likely originated from long-deceased animals. The mystery surrounding the exact timing of the extinction of mammoths has…
Scientists Discover an Unexpected Danger Lurking in Ancient Mayan Cities
Mercury exposure may have been a health risk for the ancient Maya. Mesoamerica’s ancient Maya cities never cease to amaze visitors. However, an unexpected danger…
Psychedelics Have Huge Potential – But Financial Interests Could Corrupt Them
Monopolies should respect counterculture and Indigenous traditions. Magic mushrooms and other psychedelics show promise in the treatment of addiction, post-traumatic traumatic stress, and other difficult-to-treat…
Shocking Study Finds Decreased Proteins – Not Amyloid Plaques – Cause Alzheimer’s Disease
New research on patients with mutations published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease. Contrary to a prevailing theory that has been recently called into question,…
Scientists Solve a 1,300-Year-Old Mystery
An art museum collaborates with expert chemists to investigate a Tang dynasty dancing horse. In order to solve a 1,300-year-old mystery, the Cincinnati Art Museum…