The stethoscope of the future? A “patch” that monitors for days
Wearable stethoscope monitors breathing for up to 5 days, revolutionizing AI-powered respiratory diagnosis.
Science Confirms: Natural Disasters Sabotage Decisions
Natural Disasters Impair Decision-Making: Survivor Study Shows Climate Trauma Damages Brain Circuitry
USA, CT scan risks alert, new studies: it causes 5% of tumors
The risks of CT scans? They would be equal to those of alcohol and being overweight: a study by the University of California revealed.
UK, Hope in Pills: Capivasertib Approved for Breast Cancer
Capivasertib, a pill that blocks the protein that tells cancer cells to multiply, approved in the UK. A "historic moment" for scientists.
Fragile X, new therapies under study
Despite past treatment failures, new studies on fragile X offer hope: probiotics, bumetanide, and CBD may improve core symptoms.
All about mitochondrial transplantation, the latest frontier of longevity
From congenital diseases to ischemia, mitochondrial transplantation is opening up unthinkable scenarios for future medicine and longevity.
Cancer Screening: Infrared Finds Its 'Fingerprints' in Blood
New AI test scans plasma with infrared pulses, detecting 81% of lung tumors. Cancer screening gets faster and less invasive with unique 'molecular fingerprints.'
Light Therapy More Crucial Than Ever: Here's Why You Should Start Now
Light Therapy Is the Most Underrated Biohack: 3 Simple Protocols Can Revolutionize Your Sleep, Metabolism, and Mood Without Drugs. Here's How.
Does Cocaine Have an 'Antidote'? New Drug Finds
Cocaine Loses Its Grip: New Experimental Drug Cuts Days of Use by 40%, Breakthrough After Years of Treatment Failures
Mercury in Tuna Alert: Cysteine Could Be the Game Changer
A simple amino acid, cysteine, removes up to 35% of mercury from tuna. No change in taste or odor. Great discovery for food safety.
ADHD, the presence of another person improves concentration
When the ADHD brain goes haywire, a body double creates the necessary accountability. No guidance, no oversight—just a presence that changes everything.
Biotechnology, Acoustic Waves Move Cells Without Touching Them
From a diamond physics experiment to a cell-manipulating technology, Impulsonics’ acoustic waves promise to reinvent biomedical laboratories.
Startup Promises to Clean Blood from Microplastics
A London clinic is offering treatments to clean blood from microplastics for €13.000. The science is uncertain, but the rich are queuing.
World's Smallest Pacemaker Created: It Will Save Newborns
A pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice, biodegradable and activated by light, could save thousands of babies with heart defects. The technology eliminates wires, batteries and invasive removal procedures.
Historic Breakthrough: First Male Pill Enters Human Trials
YCT-529, the first hormone-free male oral contraceptive pill with 99% efficacy, is in human trials.
Why is Norway reactivating Cold War military bunkers?
Looking for military bunkers in Norway? There are 3.000 of them, and the most impressive are coming back into service. Underground hangars and naval bases are Oslo's answer to Putin's Russia.
Malaria, Nitisinone Makes Blood Deadly to Mosquitoes
A drug used to treat rare genetic diseases turns blood into mosquito poison. Nitisinone could be the key to controlling malaria more effectively.
Greek Yogurt: The Superfood That Reduces Colon Cancer Risk
Massive study finds: 2 or more servings of Greek yogurt a week may reduce risk of aggressive colorectal cancer.
Mini Robot to Perform Virtual Biopsy from Inside: Goodbye Colonoscopy?
Virtual biopsy is coming: thanks to a coin-sized robot, no more agonizing weeks-long waits for colonoscopy results.
Placebo Beats Drugs: The PMS Paradox
PMS finds an unexpected ally: Placebo pills, even when you know they're placebos, reduce symptoms by 79%
23andMe, It's Bankrupt: Millions of People's DNA at Risk
23andMe's bankruptcy raises disturbing questions about DNA privacy. Our "biological fingerprint" could end up in the wrong hands. Here's what to do.
