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.
New research presented at the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS) Forum 2026 in Barcelona suggests that just one exposure to cocaine can change brain cells in ways that last
Doctors and researchers might be thinking about childhood neurodevelopmental conditions the wrong way, according to a study published in Molecular Psychiatry. Instead of treating autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and similar conditions
For a long time, scientists thought humans had a uniquely tough time giving birth. It was believed that because we walk on two legs, our pelvises became narrower, while our
Babies who are breastfed for longer in their first six months may be less likely to show signs of ADHD as they grow up, according to a study published in
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have taken the first steps in testing a new oral medication for people living with chronic heart failure and the early results look encouraging,
Newcastle Disease remains a formidable and persistent threat to poultry production globally, inflicting significant losses in flock health, productivity, and profitability. It devastates both commercial enterprises and smallholder farms, disrupts
Spending years on Instagram might do more than shape how you feel about your looks, it could actually affect your brain’s ability to recognize your own face as yours, according