New Study Debunks Statin Side Effect Fears: Minimal Risks, Big Heart Benefits
Lancet meta-analysis finds statin side effects are rare and comparable to placebo, reassuring patients and clinicians.
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The Secrets of Magnetic Fields in the Universe
Discover the mysterious and influential magnetic fields in the universe and their surprising similarity to the human brain. Learn about their impact and role in shaping the structure of the cosmos.
Chinese Researchers Arrested for Attempting to Smuggle Pathogen out of United States
Learn about the recent case of Chinese researchers attempting to smuggle a dangerous pathogen out of the United States, and the potential risks to the country's research and technology.
The Fungal Connection: How Microorganisms Impact Our Health
Discover the surprising influence of fungi on our brain and overall well-being.
The Amish Community and Low Allergy Rates
Learn about the Amish community in northern Indiana and their low rates of allergies, and the potential factors that contribute to this phenomenon.
Seattle Leads HIV Research: UW and Fred Hutch Breakthroughs in Treatment and Prevention
Seattle's UW and Fred Hutch scientists push HIV research forward, advancing treatments and potential cure pathways.
Genetics and Cannabis Use: Understanding Addiction Risks
A UC San Diego study links cannabis use to genes tied to impulsivity, schizophrenia, obesity, with policy and treatment implications.
New Discoveries in Himalayan Geology
Recent research has revealed new evidence about the geological processes that formed the iconic Himalayan mountain range, challenging traditional theories and raising questions about the region's ongoing evolution.
Cognitive Enrichment Through Language and Learning: Boost Brain Health and Cut Alzheimer's Risk
Lifelong reading, language learning, and mental engagement may reduce Alzheimer's risk and boost brain health, study suggests.
Controversial Decision: Trump Administration Closes EPA's Research Arm
The Trump administration's decision to close the EPA's Office of Research and Development sparks backlash and environmental concerns.
New Research Shatters 10,000 Steps Rule
Discover the surprising truth about daily step goals and their impact on your health.
Walking 7000 Steps a Day for Good Health
A BBC study has found that taking 7000 steps a day can significantly reduce the risk of chronic health issues, challenging the commonly accepted 10000 steps goal.
Harvard Study Finds Possible Link Between Lithium and Alzheimer's
A recent Harvard study suggests a potential connection between lower lithium levels and the development of Alzheimer's disease.
Legal Battle Over Harvard's Federal Funding
Lawyers for Harvard and the Trump administration face off in court over the cancellation of $2 billion in federal research grants. What's at stake for the university and academic freedom?
Cognitive Speed Training Cuts Dementia Risk Over 20 Years
Two-decade ACTIVE study finds cognitive speed training lowers dementia risk by 25% in older adults.
The Canine-Human Partnership in Cancer Research
Discover how dogs are making groundbreaking contributions to cancer treatment, paving the way for new and effective therapies for both canines and humans.
Brown University Restores Federal Funding
After months of uncertainty, Brown University has reached a deal with the federal government to restore funding and continue its cutting-edge research.
Researcher Tests Havana Syndrome Weapon on Himself: Risks and Implications
A Norwegian researcher builds a pulsed-microwave device to test Havana syndrome, exposing himself and sparking questions about health risks and security.
Florida’s Universities Face Research Overhaul Courtesy of Trump and DeSantis
Governor Ron DeSantis and the state's government accountability DOGE team have launched a sweeping audit of university research projects in Florida.
New Video Reveals Ground Cracking During Earthquake
A video capturing a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has revealed a surprising finding on the complexity of earthquake mechanics and the importance of ongoing research.
