People living with severe mental illness face a much higher risk of dementia and stroke than the general population, and these risks appear far earlier in life than most doctors
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Scientists in Norway have uncovered a surprising trick the placenta uses to protect the growing baby, and it could pave the way for a new generation of medicines that are
Scientists at the University of Birmingham, UK, have found a greener way to make a sponge-like material that pulls toxic heavy metals out of industrial wastewater, according to a study
The Way Doctors Talk About Exercise Can Change How People With Chronic Illness Feel About It
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For many people living with a long-term illness, being told to “get more active” can feel less like helpful advice and more like a heavy weight to carry, according to
Most fake meat today gets its protein from bacteria or yeast, tweaked in the lab to churn out animal-like proteins in large tanks. Now scientists at Imperial College London, UK,
A team of scientists from the universities of Lausanne and Geneva found out why some people can sleep through almost anything, even a loud noise right next to their bed.
More and more companies are turning to artificial intelligence to help with hiring. AI doesn’t just scan resumes anymore, it can now conduct full job interviews, often through lifelike animated
As every June, the Statistical Review of World Energy — that collection of statistics indispensables to energy geopolitics — has duly been published. From 1954 to 2022 it was BP
A few weeks ago, Palantir sparked controversy by publishing on X its doctrine—a 22-point summary of the book “The Technological Republic”. This news item raises questions about the power of
The Amazon rainforest isn’t just the world’s most important ecosystem for biodiversity, it’s also home to more than 400 Indigenous groups who have spent generations learning how to use thousands