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3D-Printed Ceramic Ink Removes “Forever Chemicals” From Water

24 months ago technologynetworks.com

Researchers from The Pennsylvania State University have found early life exposure to “forever chemicals” permanently disrupts the gut microbiome in mice, potentially increasing the risk of developing metabolic disease later in life.

23 months ago technologynetworks.com disease health

A new method to tag neurons reveals immediate effects of psilocybin on individual neurons in the mouse brain.

23 months ago technologynetworks.com brain neuroscience psilocybin

Seaweed antioxidant restores motor function in Parkinson’s model - Ecklonia cava, a brown algae seaweed, is shown to have the ability to protect against neurodegeneration, in a new study using Parkinson’s disease model mice that were orally fed the antioxidants daily for one week.

23 months ago technologynetworks.com disease neuroscience

Retail Chicken Meat Contains an Increasing Number of Antimicrobial Resistant Salmonella Serovars

24 months ago technologynetworks.com epidemiology

Every fish sample tested in northern Illinois rivers found contaminated with PFAS “forever chemicals” - Scientists tested 9 fish species from 4 northern Illinois rivers and found fish contaminated with PFAS in every one of their 15 test sites.

24 months ago technologynetworks.com environment

Obesity causes chronic changes in the brain, leading to testosterone dysregulation and a reduced sperm count

24 months ago technologynetworks.com brain neuroscience

Chronic and new onset anxiety were associated with a higher risk of developing dementia in a study of 2,132 people, suggesting that anxiety could be a modifiable risk factor.

24 months ago technologynetworks.com neuroscience

Chemical engineers have identified a new parameter - the "brittility factor" - that helps to explain the behavior of soft materials as they fail under stress

24 months ago technologynetworks.com engineering

Researchers have developed a new gene therapy approach that could lead to new treatments for people with muscular dystrophy

24 months ago technologynetworks.com medicine