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First Antidote For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 'Cleans' Blood In Minutes

Working out doesn't just reshape your body – it rewires your gut microbiome

Coffee could be making some antibiotics less effective

Scientists have now discovered how alcohol can switch off an immune "alarm system" in the gut, allowing bad bacteria to escape their natural habitat to flood into the liver…

The world's largest sand battery just went live in Finland

Your food-delivery rider can cut heart attack response times in half.

World's first ‘behavior transplant’ between species achieved

Not drinking enough water floods your body with harmful stress hormones

Obesity before pregnancy, not just during, may shape a child’s brain and raise the risk of autism spectrum disorder, suggests a new study using a mouse model

Anti-aging medicine just gained 371 entirely new genetic targets

Researchers tweaked compound from brown seaweed that appears to hold anti-obesity potential – not through appetite suppression or fat burning, but by targeting the gut microbiome to fight weight gain naturally and long-term…

FDA approves eye drops that fix near vision without glasses

Scientists have found that when the stomach and brain are synced too strongly, it may signal worse mental health, linking anxiety, depression, and stress to an overactive gut-brain connection

Scientists have identified a protein that acts as a traffic controller for fat inside cells, revealing a mechanism that could help explain how the body regulates energy storage

Aging skin rejuvenated by young blood and bone marrow - A new study shows that proteins secreted by bone marrow cells, triggered by young blood, can rejuvenate aging skin in the lab.

Verbal abuse in childhood has devastating impact on adult brain

Dog nose length just one predictor of friendliness and trainability

Massive study of nearly 400,000 people has for the first time established a causal link between gut bacteria and insomnia, confirming research that found some bugs help you sleep while others disrupt it

Your car’s "safety" bleeps may actually degrade safe driving

Nanoparticles Turn Houseplants Into Night Lights

'Breathing' crystals that release oxygen on demand could shape next-gen fuel cells

A newly discovered natural compound from a fungus that's only found on trees in Taiwan effectively blocks inflammation and pauses the proliferation of cancer cells

Global study found that willingness to consider someone as a long-term partner dropped sharply as past partner numbers increased

A byproduct produced when tryptophan is metabolized by gut bacteria could become a natural obesity treatment, a new study in rats found

The 1918 Spanish flu virus has been reconstructed from the 107-year-old preserved lung of an 18-year-old Swiss man, the first complete influenza A genome with a precise date from Europe

Scientists developed new mRNA vaccine – based on similar technology used for some COVID-19 vaccines – to block the malaria parasite fertilization process

'Neural pruning' drives smell loss in early, silent stages of Alzheimer's

Today's vehicles have bigger blind spots but not where you think

Vitamin D levels during pregnancy impact children’s later learning - a new study has found higher vitamin D levels during pregnancy were linked to better scores on cognitive tests in children aged seven to 12.