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Vaccine targets the deadliest hospital superbugs that are immune to antibiotics

Could one vaccine protect patients from the many lethal superbugs in hospitals?

The nightmare that keeps Anthony Fauci up at night: Why we mustn't forget

We must remember the pandemic and the lessons it brought.

Ancient Europeans ate seaweed thousands of years before it became a trendy 'superfood'

Seaweed was popular in Europe long before it became a hit in Asia.

To snooze or not to snooze? The unexpected benefits of lingering in bed a little longer

Making the most of those extra morning moments might be beneficial, new research suggests.

Beyond the Storm: Hurricane Ian Boosted Threat of Flesh Eating Bacteria

From Florida to New York, these "flesh-eating" infections are on the rise.

MDMA and talk therapy shows tremendous promise against PTSD

The illegal drug is stepping more and more into the medical spotlight.

A sixth sense of taste? Scientists find new flavor in salty licorice

Recent research from the University of Southern California suggests there might be a new flavor distinct from the traditionally recognized tastes.

So apparently, Paris is infested by bedbugs. Or is it?

Paris is probably not the place to be right now.

Your teflon pan is leaking thousands of plastic particles from each crack

We really should pay more attention to our cookware.

Invisible danger: Indoor wood burning raises lung cancer risk for women

Using wood for heating and cooking is more common than we think

A simple approach could be much more effective at identifying bowel cancer

This could not only identify more cases but also reduce the load on strained medical systems.

Why it's so easy to fall asleep on the sofa and then feel wide awake on the bed

It's so tempting to take a nap on the sofa. But that may not be the best idea.

Cannabis doesn't make you more creative — it makes you think you're more creative

If you're smoking to get the creative juices flowing well... that ain't gonna do it.

Another reason to drink dark tea: it can help against diabetes

Study reveals potential new benefits of dark tea drinking.

400-year-old cow bones reveal forgotten African roots of American cowboys

Our perception of early cowboys is in for a profound historical twist as DNA from ancient cow bones reveals a hidden narrative. 

Reverse vaccine could treat MS and other autoimmune diseases

Scientists developed a "reverse vaccine" that helps the body to forget things. It could lead to new treatments.

China is facing an alarming mpox outbreak. Could this be next global health crisis?

The government is handling the surge in cases under the same protocols as Covid-19.

Aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener, has now been linked to learning and memory deficits

The changes in the brain could even be passed onto offspring.

One in five American children are obese. Here's what parents can do for their kids

Child obesity is rising across the globe, but parents do something about it. The key is acting early.

Tobacco companies were big in promoting junk food in America

The impact of such companies is proving to be even greater than we thought.

The new prescription that can improve cardiovascular health: fruits and vegetables

How would you react to your doctor prescribing you fruit and veg?

How folk remedies can fuel misinformation

When London faced the bubonic plague in 1665, many people desperately sought a way to protect themselves and their loved ones from getting sick. One widely adopted method consisted of mixing two small cloves of garlic in a pint of fresh milk. People believed that drinking this cocktail in the morning, on an empty stomach, […]

What biology can teach us about same-sex sexual behavior

It's probably not what you're expecting.

7 proven healthy habits that keep depression at bay: ranked by science

New research reveals exactly which daily habits are key to preventing depression.

Disney princesses can help kids' self-esteem

Study looks at the effect these idealized images of women have on children

Footballers wearing jerseys with small numbers are rated as more slender than those wearing big numbers

Volunteers were asked to judge computer-generated images of players

Concussions early in life can cause cognitive decline later — even after you've healed

A twin's early concussion may hint at cognitive challenges decades later.

Scientists make artificial human embryos without sperm or egg

Through these lab-grown embryos, we're witnessing the profound beginnings of human existence.

A vaccine against fentanyl and heroin overdose is close to clinical trials

Human trials for these vaccines will evaluate both their safety and effectiveness, with an emphasis on protecting vulnerable populations.

Scientists find dozens of genes linked to different types of epilepsy

The research could unveil new avenues for effective epilepsy treatments.

How good is marijuana for pain, sleep or anxiety? What the science really says

A recent analysis of over 100 clinical trials finds limited evidence supporting marijuana's health benefits, while pointing to potential harm, particularly for pregnant women and adolescents.

Why do fingers get wrinkly after a long bath or swim? This expert explains

Recent research suggests blood vessels are the key to why fingers and toes turn pruny and pale after being submerged for a while.

Healthcare on the brink -- what the world can learn from the medical strikes in the UK

Healthcare systems all around the world are increasingly pressured.

Researchers created a genetically modified transparent squid -- and this could be huge for brain research

It's the cutest octopus you'll see... if you can see it.

Researchers call for serious reforms to Australia's Medicare

Australia's universal healthcare is the envy of many Americans, but that doesn't mean it's perfect.

There's a new "highly mutated" COVID-19 variant — just as governments stopped tracing

We're not out of the pandemic just yet.

Dogs love it when you talk to them like they're babies. Their brains light up

Dogs show heightened brain responsiveness to certain speech patterns, particularly from women who use the cute-sie voice.

Why we need to set limits on sperm donation

When donors can father multiple children, there are risks that need to be considered

Common supplements may reverse age-related hearing loss

Experiments with mice show that phytosterols supplements might enhance the function of sensory cells and combat age-related hearing loss.

Scientists finally sequence the Y chromosome for the first time

Mapping the intricate Y chromosome opens up new avenues of genetic research.

Slippery potty: scientists 3D print non-stick toilet bowl that never leaves poop marks

The perfect invention doesn't exi...

A simple mouth rinse could spot early heart disease risk

Yet another reason to take good care of your teeth.

What rats on LSD can teach us about the seat of consciousness in the brain

We still don’t know a lot about how the networks of cells in the brain enable conscious experience.

Breastfeeding can have important health benefits. But it's challenging and not always possible

Breast milk is the best kind of food for your baby -- but it's not always an option.

Older adults who play digital puzzle games may have memory on par with 20-year-olds

Researchers find that strategic elements in gaming might contribute to improved memory and attention among young players.

Scientists reconstruct Pink Floyd song from brain activity

As classic rock echoes through neural pathways, a new chapter in understanding music perception unfolds.

Making plant proteins be meat-like and juicy with one simple ingredient: water

For environmentally-friendly nutrition, this could be an important breakthrough.

Very high doses of vitamin D could protect against common heart problem

Studies found conflicting results. Now, a new trial says vitamin Dcould be helpful against attrial fibrilation.

Air pollution could be causing more antibiotic resistance

Study suggests connection has increased over time and across every country.

The more you walk, the lower your risk of death – even if it’s not that much

Let's get moving!

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