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With potential implications for the oceans and human health, scientists reported elevated mercury levels in dolphins in the U.S. Southeast

11 months ago technologynetworks.com environment

Scientists discover what’s happening inside a sleepwalker’s brain that affects between 66–94% of adults

12 months ago technologynetworks.com brain neuroscience

Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Is Increasing 10 Times Faster Than at Any Point in the Last 50,000 Years

12 months ago technologynetworks.com environment

Exercise Encourages Neuron Growth and Helps Mice Forget Addictive Memories

12 months ago technologynetworks.com neuroscience

New analysis of two locks of Beethoven’s hair proves the composer had high levels of lead in his system – but not high enough to be considered the sole cause of his early death.

12 months ago technologynetworks.com health

Female athletes are six times more likely to experience a muscle injury during the pre-menstrual phase and five times more likely to experience an injury during the early-mid luteal phase…

12 months ago technologynetworks.com health

“Unanticipated” findings from a new Nature Physics study show that the mechanical stability of a protein determines how easily and how quickly it can enter the nucleus

12 months ago technologynetworks.com engineering

After analyzing the health data of 92,383 healthcare professionals, researchers found participants who regularly consumed olive oil were, on average, 28% less likely to die from dementia than their animal-fat-frying counterparts.

12 months ago technologynetworks.com health

Researchers from the Netherlands Brain Institute have conducted a study shedding light on the mysteries of sleepwalking, a phenomenon experienced by many adults, aiming to understand the brain activity behind these episodes, potentially paving the way for more targeted treatments in the future.

12 months ago technologynetworks.com brain neuroscience

The benefits and risks of fluorine have been a popular subject of debate in the scientific community for many years

12 months ago technologynetworks.com health