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Cannabidiol (CBD) is a natural component of the cannabis plant and has no intoxicating effects

3 months ago technologynetworks.com cannabis medicine

Scientists create first adult mouse with two male parents - Researchers targeted 20 imprinting genes to overcome barriers in unisexual reproduction

3 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

Polar Bear Population Decline Due to "Lack of Food"

3 months ago technologynetworks.com

Science has a reproducibility crisis on its hands, and biomedical researchers believe the infamous “publish or perish” research culture is behind it

3 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

Waking up does not activate an increase in the release of the stress hormone cortisol, a new study finds

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Study supports transformative impact of exercise on aging. Benefits include reduced disease risk, improved cognition and better quality of life

3 months ago technologynetworks.com disease health

Ants remember aggressive rivals and adapt their behavior, demonstrating learning and memory in conflict encounters

4 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

Researchers have discovered that weekly inoculations of the bacteria Mycobacterium vaccae, naturally found in soils, prevent mice from gaining any weight when on a high-fat diet

4 months ago technologynetworks.com health

Ketamine restores movement control in Parkinson’s patients - Ketamine may counter levodopa-induced dyskinesia in Parkinson’s by restoring motor cortex control.

4 months ago technologynetworks.com neuroscience

Tourette Syndrome is diagnosed 3 times more frequently in males than in females

3 months ago technologynetworks.com neuroscience

Breakthrough Brings Body-Heat Powered Wearable Devices Closer to Reality

4 months ago technologynetworks.com

Weight loss drugs like semaglutide, also known as Ozempic, may have a side effect of shrinking heart muscle as well as waistlines, according to a new study

5 months ago technologynetworks.com medicine

Zinc-Dependent Proteins Could Hold Key to Cancer and Viral Therapies | Technology Networks

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Chimps building cultures like humans, suggests new research

5 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

Nasal spray drug counteracts cognitive decline/ brain damage of Alzheimer's disease in mice, by inhibiting brain enzyme S-acyltransferase

5 months ago technologynetworks.com brain disease neuroscience

California's mountain lions are becoming nocturnal to avoid human activity

6 months ago technologynetworks.com biology california

Approval of psychedelic therapy by the FDA could benefit over 5 million Americans

6 months ago technologynetworks.com medicine

Thermochemical Materials Show Promising Path for Improving Indoor Heating

5 months ago technologynetworks.com

In mouse models, UC Study Links Ketogenic Diet to Reduced MS Symptoms

6 months ago technologynetworks.com health

New technique can capture and “destroy” PFAS (forever chemicals) in water - A new study is the first to describe an electrochemical strategy to capture, concentrate and destroy mixtures of PFAS — including the increasingly prevalent ultra-short-chain PFAS — from water in a single process.

6 months ago technologynetworks.com chemistry

Researchers in Japan have achieved a milestone in cellular biology by embedding chloroplasts from algae into hamster cells, creating photosynthetic animal cells that survive and continue photosynthesizing for at least two days.

6 months ago technologynetworks.com biology japan

Exposure to specific PFAS “forever chemicals” linked to sleep disturbances

7 months ago technologynetworks.com health

Researchers discovered living microbes in a 2-billion-year-old rock

7 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

Researchers Watch Water Form at the Molecular Scale for the First Time

7 months ago technologynetworks.com

A study of 171 speed-dating sessions found people evaluate potential partners based on a combination of traits rather than focusing on a single attribute

7 months ago technologynetworks.com psychology

Ancient DNA from humans and canines is helping to untangle the history of European colonization in North America.

7 months ago technologynetworks.com paleontology

Queen Bees Choose To Hibernate in Pesticide-Contaminated Soil

6 months ago technologynetworks.com biology

A three-month trial of a gut microbiome-directed food supplement in Bangladeshi children who recovered from sever acute malaria but suffer from moderate acute malaria, has shown that microbiome-based therapies improve growth better than a more calorically dense…

7 months ago technologynetworks.com health malaria trial

Unique Combination of Microbes Could Treat Antibiotic-Resistant Infections | Technology Networks