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New Study Shows Methane Can Be Converted into Life-Saving Drugs

Scientists Uncover Evolutionary Reason Behind Human Breast Anatomy

40,000-Year-Old Carvings Reveal Early Human Cognitive Abilities

The More You Worry About Getting Older, the Faster You May Age: Study

Is Punch the Monkey Going to Be Okay? Scientists Explain the Viral Macaque’s Future

Scientists Observe Strange Changes in Earth’s Natural Frequency Amid Space Weather Activity

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Limiting Sugar Intake in Babies May Protect Heart Health in Adulthood

Limiting sugar in early childhood, especially in the first 1,000 days, is linked to lower risks of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, strokes, and delayed onset of heart problems later in life.

Punch the Monkey’s Heartbreaking Story: Experts Explain Why Some Mothers Abandon Their Babies

Discover the moving story of Punch, a baby Japanese macaque abandoned by his mother. Learn why he clings to a stuffed toy and the expert reasons for this behaviour.

New Study Links Air Pollution to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk in Seniors

New research suggests a strong link between air pollution and Alzheimer's disease in older adults. Discover how polluted air may directly harm the brain and raise dementia risk.

Lab-Grown Spinal Cord Models Show How Nerves Can Repair Themselves

Can "dancing molecules" repair spinal cord injuries? A new lab model using human organoids shows promising results, reducing scars and regrowing nerve fibers.

The Nightly Secret to Solving Puzzles: How Dreams Can Shape Ideas and Boost Cognitive Abilities

Ever been told to 'sleep on it'? A new study reveals how sound cues during REM sleep can guide your dreams to solve complex problems and boost creativity. Discover the science behind it.

Why Some Children Struggle With Maths More Than Others: Stanford Study

Why do some kids struggle with maths? A Stanford study reveals it's not just about numbers, but a difficulty in learning from mistakes due to cognitive control. Learn why.

Scientists Develop New Blood Test That May Detect Cancer Before It Appears on Scans

Discover a new blood test using light and CRISPR to find cancer biomarkers long before scans can. Learn how this sensitive device could revolutionize early lung cancer detection.

Male Birth Control Breakthrough: New Study Reveals Key Enzyme Behind Sperm Energy Surge

Scientists have identified a key biological mechanism that enables sperm to rapidly increase their energy just before fertilization. This discovery has significant implications for treating male infertility and developing new male contraceptives.

Police Robots Could Patrol Streets by 2031: The Future of Law Enforcement and Public Safety

Humanoid police robots may soon patrol streets, using AI for facial recognition and arrests. Discover the future of public safety and the ethical debates on this new tech.

Coffee for Men, Whole Grains for Women? Study Links Different Diets to Longer Life

Could your diet add years to your life? New research reveals that sex-specific healthy eating patterns could add up to three years to your life. Learn which foods benefit men vs women.

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