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Coffee's Impact on Nutrient Absorption: Minimal for Most, but Significant for Some
Coffee's polyphenols can reduce the absorption of iron, calcium, and B vitamins, impacting individuals with deficiencies; however, the effects are minimal for most, and avoiding coffee near meals rich in these nutrients is advised.
Coffee's Impact on Nutrient Absorption: Minimal for Most, but Significant for Some
Coffee's polyphenols can reduce the absorption of iron, calcium, and B vitamins, impacting individuals with deficiencies; however, the effects are minimal for most, and avoiding coffee near meals rich in these nutrients is advised.
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Mammalian Protein Modifications Linked to Extended Lifespan and Disease Resistance
Bar-Ilan University researchers used PHARAOH, a new computational tool, to analyze protein sequences across 107 mammal species, identifying post-translational modifications (PTMs) associated with longer lifespans and resistance to age-related diseases; this discovery could lead to new therapies with...
Mammalian Protein Modifications Linked to Extended Lifespan and Disease Resistance
Bar-Ilan University researchers used PHARAOH, a new computational tool, to analyze protein sequences across 107 mammal species, identifying post-translational modifications (PTMs) associated with longer lifespans and resistance to age-related diseases; this discovery could lead to new therapies with...
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TRIM63 Gene Identified as Major Risk Factor for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
An Israeli study identified TRIM63 gene variants in 12.2% of 107 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients, significantly increasing risk; the discovery, published in Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine, could transform global genetic screening and treatment protocols.
TRIM63 Gene Identified as Major Risk Factor for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
An Israeli study identified TRIM63 gene variants in 12.2% of 107 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients, significantly increasing risk; the discovery, published in Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine, could transform global genetic screening and treatment protocols.
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Austrian Mummy Reveals Unique Preservation Technique and Cause of Death
Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian mummy, dubbed the "air-dried chaplain," reveals a previously unknown preservation technique involving zinc chloride, wood chips, and fabric; the research also uncovered the cause of death, previously a mystery.
Austrian Mummy Reveals Unique Preservation Technique and Cause of Death
Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian mummy, dubbed the "air-dried chaplain," reveals a previously unknown preservation technique involving zinc chloride, wood chips, and fabric; the research also uncovered the cause of death, previously a mystery.
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Soviet Space Capsule Remnant to Fall to Earth
A metal sphere from the failed 1972 Soviet Venus mission, Cosmos 482, is predicted to fall to Earth around May 11th, 2024, posing minimal risk due to its small size, though highlighting the growing issue of space debris.
Soviet Space Capsule Remnant to Fall to Earth
A metal sphere from the failed 1972 Soviet Venus mission, Cosmos 482, is predicted to fall to Earth around May 11th, 2024, posing minimal risk due to its small size, though highlighting the growing issue of space debris.
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Eightfold Increase in UK Autism Diagnoses Linked to Broader Criteria
A new study shows an eightfold increase in autism diagnoses in the UK between 1998 and 2018, driven by broader diagnostic criteria, increased awareness, and better understanding of autism's presentation in females and adults, rather than a genuine surge in autism prevalence.
Eightfold Increase in UK Autism Diagnoses Linked to Broader Criteria
A new study shows an eightfold increase in autism diagnoses in the UK between 1998 and 2018, driven by broader diagnostic criteria, increased awareness, and better understanding of autism's presentation in females and adults, rather than a genuine surge in autism prevalence.
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Soviet Cosmos 482 Probe Set for Uncontrolled Re-entry
The Soviet Cosmos 482 probe, launched in 1972, is expected to make an uncontrolled re-entry into Earth's atmosphere between May 7 and 13, 2025, with parts potentially surviving due to its Venus-mission design; the exact time and location remain uncertain.
Soviet Cosmos 482 Probe Set for Uncontrolled Re-entry
The Soviet Cosmos 482 probe, launched in 1972, is expected to make an uncontrolled re-entry into Earth's atmosphere between May 7 and 13, 2025, with parts potentially surviving due to its Venus-mission design; the exact time and location remain uncertain.
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Magnetar Flares: A Potential New Source of Heavy Elements in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered evidence suggesting that magnetar flares, from highly magnetized neutron stars, may contribute significantly to the creation of heavy elements, such as gold, in the universe, challenging the previously held belief that neutron star mergers are the primary source; data fro...
Magnetar Flares: A Potential New Source of Heavy Elements in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered evidence suggesting that magnetar flares, from highly magnetized neutron stars, may contribute significantly to the creation of heavy elements, such as gold, in the universe, challenging the previously held belief that neutron star mergers are the primary source; data fro...
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Ancient Deity's Head Unearthed During Excavation of Roman Basilica
Archaeologists excavating Rome's fifth-century Basilica of St. Stephen discovered the remarkably preserved head of an ancient statue, likely a deity, within the church's foundation; the artifact is now being studied and restored in Matera, Italy, promising new insights into the area's history and la...
Ancient Deity's Head Unearthed During Excavation of Roman Basilica
Archaeologists excavating Rome's fifth-century Basilica of St. Stephen discovered the remarkably preserved head of an ancient statue, likely a deity, within the church's foundation; the artifact is now being studied and restored in Matera, Italy, promising new insights into the area's history and la...
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Unique Embalming Technique Discovered in Austrian Mummy
Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian chaplain mummy reveals a previously unknown embalming technique using zinc chloride, wood chips, and embroidered fabric, contributing to the exceptional preservation of the body and solving a long-standing mystery surrounding his death.
Unique Embalming Technique Discovered in Austrian Mummy
Analysis of an 18th-century Austrian chaplain mummy reveals a previously unknown embalming technique using zinc chloride, wood chips, and embroidered fabric, contributing to the exceptional preservation of the body and solving a long-standing mystery surrounding his death.
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Novel Antivenom Shows Broad Protection Against Elapid Snakebites
A novel antivenom, derived from the blood of a man who self-injected snake venom for 18 years, shows unprecedented protection against multiple elapid snake species in animal tests, potentially revolutionizing snakebite treatment and saving the lives of up to 140,000 people annually.
Novel Antivenom Shows Broad Protection Against Elapid Snakebites
A novel antivenom, derived from the blood of a man who self-injected snake venom for 18 years, shows unprecedented protection against multiple elapid snake species in animal tests, potentially revolutionizing snakebite treatment and saving the lives of up to 140,000 people annually.
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Chilean Drought-Resistant Rice Promises Global Impact
A new drought-resistant rice variety, Jaspe Flar, developed in Chile, uses 50% less water than traditional methods while maintaining similar yields, utilizing the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) and showing promise for global application.
Chilean Drought-Resistant Rice Promises Global Impact
A new drought-resistant rice variety, Jaspe Flar, developed in Chile, uses 50% less water than traditional methods while maintaining similar yields, utilizing the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) and showing promise for global application.
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