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Mice don’t get Alzheimer’s, so why test Alzheimer's drugs on them?

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A breathing tube through the rectum could be an alternative to mechanical ventilators

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Loss of glutamate in the brain contributes to Parkinson's disease motor impairments

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Study in PLoS One shows that retracted papers continue to circulate, spread misinformation through scientific literature, and that retraction notices rarely get as much attention as the paper itself

3 years ago massivesci.com

When bears hibernate, they avoid osteoporosis by turning off the genes for bone resorption and bone formation

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Tyrannosaurus rex walked as slowly as a human, and may have used its tail as a suspension system

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Your brain responds to why you’re drinking, not just what you’re drinking

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Fungi create genes to "win over" their plant friends and neighbors.

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Plastic waste can be converted into high-quality graphene using new "flash Joule heating" technique

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The Apgar Score helped decrease the infant mortality rate

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Afternoon workouts are better for health than morning routines, especially for metabolically compromised people

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Instead of a colonoscopy, a new screen tests feces for colorectal cancer-related bacteria

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Antidepressants and anti-schizophrenia medication suppress growth of gut microbiome bacteria

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Plants can grow quickly or accurately, but not both

4 years ago massivesci.com

A potential new treatment for premature aging diseases keeps stem cells fresh longer

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DNA from a mummified bishop's lungs shows tuberculosis began infecting humans only recently, in the last few thousand years

4 years ago massivesci.com

Mice show paternal behavior after siring, but rats do not

4 years ago massivesci.com

Stress causes grey hair by activating flight-or-flight response, which drives pigment-producing cells away from hair follicles

4 years ago massivesci.com

COVID-19 lockdown has changed how we use recreational drugs

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Peccaries mob jaguars to protect their herd from predation. First time peccary anti-predator mobbing behavior was caught on camera

4 years ago massivesci.com

Bioengineered yeast produce yields of psilocybin and psilocin comparable to or greater than naturally-occurring mushrooms

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Scientists develop wireless NICU baby monitors, which can facilitate skin-to-skin contact for family and doctors

4 years ago massivesci.com

The Notre-Dame cathedral fire deposited one metric ton of lead into surrounding neighborhoods

4 years ago massivesci.com

Scientists discover new species of tardigrades with shapeshifting eggs

4 years ago massivesci.com

Los Angeles's highways are making urban coyotes' genomes distinct from rural cousins

4 years ago massivesci.com

Blocking a virus's ability to mimic the human body creates a potential new vaccine for metapneumovirus

4 years ago massivesci.com vaccine

Sequencing narwhal DNA showed that populations expanded in the melting after the Last Glacial Maximum

4 years ago massivesci.com

The sugar in semen makes HIV drugs less effective, blocking antibodies and anti-virals from making contact with the virus

4 years ago massivesci.com

Heavy metals from open-pit mining can spread up to 30 kilometers away from the mine

4 years ago massivesci.com

Researchers develop a better test for the parasite that causes river blindness, accurate at 94% and up to 99%

4 years ago massivesci.com

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