Colon Cancer Rising in Young People: Clues in the Microbiome
Colon cancer in young people is on the rise. A new study reveals the key role of gut bacteria. Is science on the right track?
Ozempic, the latest trend: microdosing. Small or big risk?
Microdosing Ozempic is controversial. Some doctors practice it, others criticize it. Good, useless or harmful?
Diabetes therapy, cured with autotransplant: first in the world
25-Year-Old With Type 1 Diabetes Produces Insulin With Stem Cells Reprogrammed From Her Own Body: Breakthrough in Diabetes Therapy
Cells Discovered That Stimulate Angiogenesis and Rapid Healing
Progenitor cells that stimulate angiogenesis and healing discovered: a breakthrough for the treatment of chronic wounds.
New Study Reveals the Real Link Between Loneliness and Depression
Loneliness and Depression: A Link Confirmed Amid Many Surprises. Science Redefines Roles and Uncovers New Perspectives.
Effects of Smoking: DNA Doesn't Forget, Even 30 Years Later
The effects of smoking on DNA persist for over 30 years after the last cigarette. Here's how smoking changes your genetic makeup.
A device turns sweat into data: with a finger
Health under control with a finger: thanks to a new wearable that uses sweat, monitoring vital parameters has never been easier.
Stress Hormone Under Control With Super Cortisol Sensor
A new ultra-sensitive sensor measures the stress hormone with unprecedented precision. Good prospects for the diagnosis of related disorders.
Telomerase, new frontiers opened in the battle against age
A telomerase-activating compound is showing impressive results in memory, strength, and reduced inflammation in mouse models.
Cell Phones Don't Cause Cancer: 28 Years of Research Finds
Cell Phones and Cancer, Myth Debunked. 28 Years of Research Shows There is No Link. WHO Confirms: Our Smartphones Are Safe.
Blood Diseases, DIY Cells: Goodbye Bone Marrow Transplants?
Lab-created stem cells can cure blood diseases without the risks of bone marrow transplants.
Marine Microbiology: Will the Arctic 'Cure' Superbug Resistance?
University of Helsinki research: Arctic marine microbiology has revealed promising compounds against resistant bacteria.
Morphine, how it works revealed. Towards safer therapies
New research reveals how morphine activates specific neurons in the brain to relieve pain, paving the way for safer, more effective therapies.
Diadem, Science Challenges Chronic Pain with Ultrasound
Chronic pain research takes a step forward: the ultrasound-based device Diadem shows very encouraging results.
Nasal Spray Rejuvenates the Brain: Anti-Aging Study Is Italian
From the Marche region, the discovery of a nasal spray that regenerates the brain. Microglia are a key to fighting brain aging.
Neuralink and the Telepathy project: the new frontier of BCI
Cognitive neuroscience: what are brain-computer interfaces? Neuralink and experiments on human patients
Sweet proteins: the AI discovery that will send sugar into retirement
AI discovers natural sweet proteins to replace sugar. A revolution that promises taste without side effects on health.
Here the paw: a drug extends the life of dogs. And maybe ours
A pill extends telomeres and lifespans in dogs, reversing aging. Zeus, given up for dead, "resurrects": humans, are you next?
An “intelligent” heart implant adapts to growing children
Researchers develop a heart implant that grows with the baby thanks to light. It could revolutionize pediatric cardiac surgery.
Diana Yousef: From NASA to a toilet that changes the world
A toilet that does not use water and works with evaporative membranes. Diana Yousef's "small" idea can revolutionize global hygiene.
Traumagel, the hemostatic in syringe changes emergency medicine
A hemostatic gel made from algae and fungi stops bleeding quickly, with potential civil and military applications.
