Scientists Unearth Primordial Photoredox Catalyst
Nitrogen-doped graphite catalyzes reactions to give early biomolecules. The sun, pivotal in powering the first biochemical molecules on Earth, facilitated crucial reactions along with catalysts…
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More Than Just Storing Electricity: Scientists Develop Dual-Use Rechargeable Battery
The hybrid battery both stores electrical energy and generates useful chemicals simultaneously. Rechargeable batteries store electricity in their electrode materials, while redox flow batteries use…
Genetic Key to Short Stature: Loss of Particular Protein Causes Growth Defects in Bone Development
Scientists have found a mutation in the TMCO3 gene related to short stature in two sisters. The research demonstrated the gene’s role in bone growth…
Debunking Myths: Depression, Anxiety, and Cancer Risk
Recent research indicates that depression and anxiety do not significantly increase the risk for most types of cancer. However, these conditions are associated with a…
Low-Fat Diets and Low-Carbohydrate Diets – The Secret to a Longer Life?
A recent study demonstrates that healthy low-fat diets reduce mortality rates in middle-aged and older adults, while unhealthy and general low-carbohydrate diets increase these rates….
Bamboo: The Next Source of Renewable Energy?
A new article published in the journal GCB Bioenergy explores why bamboo could be a sustainable, eco-friendly renewable energy source that could serve as an…
Scientists Identify an Unconventional Treatment for Depression and Anxiety: Humor
A review of academic research indicates that the use of humor therapy might alleviate signs of depression and anxiety. For the analysis, which was published…
Decoding the Body-Brain Connection: Muscle Fat as a Predictor of Cognitive Decline
New research indicates that higher muscle adiposity, or fat within the body’s muscles, may increase the likelihood of cognitive decline during aging. A study involving…
Unwind and Thrive: How Evening “Recovery” Impacts Your Workday Mood
Evening recovery after work positively affects employees’ mood the next day, according to a study. Higher-quality recovery leads to increased wakefulness, calmness, and pleasantness at…
Internet: The New Dementia Deterrent?
Can internet usage help protect against dementia? Consistent internet use may halve the risk of dementia, according to a study published in the Journal of…
Vitamin D: Immunotherapy Booster Against Skin Cancer?
Research suggests that maintaining normal vitamin D levels may benefit cancer patients. New research indicates that for patients with advanced skin cancer, it may be…
The Silent Saboteur: How Depression Influences Breast Cancer Survival
Study’s findings suggest that detecting and treating depression are critical to breast cancer patient health. In a recent study, having depression before or after a…
New Vaccine Breakthrough Could Make Booster Shots Unnecessary
Vaccines are enhanced by adjuvants designed using computers. A Chinese research team has made a breakthrough in vaccine development by using computer-aided molecular design and…
Supercharging Drought Resistance in Crops by Blocking Gene That Inhibits Root Growth
A strong root system allows crops to absorb water and nutrients from the soil, but scientists have little information about the genes that control root…
Best Medications for Treating Acute Low Back Pain According to Scientific Analysis
Acute low back pain is a common cause of disability. An analysis in the Journal of Orthopaedic Research examined which non-opioid drugs are best for…
Certain Jobs Linked to Increased Risk of Miscarriage / Pregnancy Loss
In an analysis of 2010–2019 information on more than 1.8 million employed and non-employed pregnant women in South Korea, certain occupations were linked with higher…
New Research Reveals How E-Cigarettes Affect the Lungs
New research published in The FASEB Journal indicates that e-cigarettes can cause cellular and molecular changes in the lungs. Specifically, prolonged inhalation of e-cigarette aerosols by…
Brain Tissue Study Uncovers New Genes Linked to Multiple Sclerosis
New research published in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology on December 7 has identified three genes and their expressed proteins that may be…
