Slowly ticking breast cancer cells offer new clues to late relapse
Researchers have mapped the drivers of breast cancer cells that resist therapy by growing extremely slowly rather than…
1 in 10 may not respond to Ozempic, study finds
A new international study has raised new questions about how effectively some patients respond to GLP-1 medications, with…
Research links specific diets to reduced biological age
Older Australians who reduce either dietary fat or animal-based protein show signs of reduced biological age, new research from the…
The biggest black holes grow by crashing into each other over and over again
Some of the biggest black holes ever picked up through gravitational waves may not have formed in a…
New ALS therapy shows researchers “this illness can be stopped” — Harvard Gazette
Merit Cudkowicz has been working on ALS for three decades. She knew who she wanted to tell as…
Diabetes, weight-loss drugs not a perfect fit?
Type 2 diabetes affects millions of people worldwide and now a new international study, jointly led by Adelaide…
Scientists Use Genome Editing to Develop Healthier Lettuce Crops
Red-leaf lettuce gets its color from anthocyanins, plant pigments known for their antioxidant properties. These compounds are produced…
NATO backs renewables as solution to energy security, despite US skepticism – POLITICO
“By diversifying the energy sources, and routes, on which our Alliance depends — including through use of alternative…
The world’s first AI ‘SoulMate’ learns and adapts to you in real-time
A digital assistant that remembers how you talk, what you like, and how you react sounds simple in…
Can meditation backfire? Study finds brief mindfulness may heighten stereotype bias
A new study challenges the idea that a short breathing meditation can quickly override automatic bias, finding that…
A violent volcanic eruption triggered a rare atmospheric cleanup
A towering plume from the 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption did more than blast ash, seawater and gases…
Massive black hole from the early universe has astronomers looking back to the Big Bang
Far back in cosmic time, one small red object is refusing to behave. Abell 2744–QSO1 appears just 700…