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Faster Tau Protein Buildup Links to Higher Alzheimer's Risk in Women
Groundbreaking research reveals women's higher Alzheimer's risk stems from faster accumulation of tau protein in the brain, particularly in memory and visual processing regions, possibly linked to menopause-related hormonal changes; this discovery impacts Alzheimer's drug trials and necessitates fur...
Faster Tau Protein Buildup Links to Higher Alzheimer's Risk in Women
Groundbreaking research reveals women's higher Alzheimer's risk stems from faster accumulation of tau protein in the brain, particularly in memory and visual processing regions, possibly linked to menopause-related hormonal changes; this discovery impacts Alzheimer's drug trials and necessitates fur...
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Injectable Drug Shows Superiority Over Oral Immunotherapy for Multiple Food Allergies
A Johns Hopkins Children's Center study found injectable omalizumab superior to oral immunotherapy for multiple food allergies; 36% of participants receiving omalizumab tolerated multiple allergens versus 19% with oral immunotherapy, highlighting improved safety and efficacy, with implications for t...
Injectable Drug Shows Superiority Over Oral Immunotherapy for Multiple Food Allergies
A Johns Hopkins Children's Center study found injectable omalizumab superior to oral immunotherapy for multiple food allergies; 36% of participants receiving omalizumab tolerated multiple allergens versus 19% with oral immunotherapy, highlighting improved safety and efficacy, with implications for t...
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Inflammation Resolution: New Discoveries and Therapeutic Potential
Dr. Charles Serhan, a Harvard University scientist, discovered resolvins, maresins, and protectins—molecules that resolve inflammation, a process crucial in preventing diseases like diabetes, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's, potentially paving the way for new therapies.
Inflammation Resolution: New Discoveries and Therapeutic Potential
Dr. Charles Serhan, a Harvard University scientist, discovered resolvins, maresins, and protectins—molecules that resolve inflammation, a process crucial in preventing diseases like diabetes, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's, potentially paving the way for new therapies.
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New Method to Measure PTEN Gene Activity May Advance Treatment of Developmental Disorders and Cancers
Researchers at Tel Aviv University developed a new method to precisely measure the activity of the PTEN gene, crucial for cellular growth, which may advance treatments for multiple developmental disorders and cancers; the study's findings were published in Nature Methods.
New Method to Measure PTEN Gene Activity May Advance Treatment of Developmental Disorders and Cancers
Researchers at Tel Aviv University developed a new method to precisely measure the activity of the PTEN gene, crucial for cellular growth, which may advance treatments for multiple developmental disorders and cancers; the study's findings were published in Nature Methods.
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Milan Project Aims to Standardize SME Sustainability Measurement
A Milan-based project, funded by the PNRR and involving 24 partners, aims to measure the sustainability performance of 2087 SMEs, with only 108 currently voluntarily reporting; the initiative seeks to create standardized benchmarks and accessible tools to encourage broader adoption of sustainable pr...
Milan Project Aims to Standardize SME Sustainability Measurement
A Milan-based project, funded by the PNRR and involving 24 partners, aims to measure the sustainability performance of 2087 SMEs, with only 108 currently voluntarily reporting; the initiative seeks to create standardized benchmarks and accessible tools to encourage broader adoption of sustainable pr...
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Cambridge Hackathon Yields Innovative Microplastic Solutions
Cambridge students participated in a hackathon to find solutions for microplastic pollution, resulting in various approaches, with a small-scale water filter winning for its practicality and community focus.
Cambridge Hackathon Yields Innovative Microplastic Solutions
Cambridge students participated in a hackathon to find solutions for microplastic pollution, resulting in various approaches, with a small-scale water filter winning for its practicality and community focus.
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Nuclear Option for Asteroid Defense: Simulation Highlights Urgent Need for International Cooperation
A simulated asteroid impact crisis revealed that a nuclear device is the most efficient solution for deflecting large asteroids with short warning times; however, international treaties complicate the launch of nuclear-armed spacecraft, necessitating UN Security Council approval for planetary defens...
Nuclear Option for Asteroid Defense: Simulation Highlights Urgent Need for International Cooperation
A simulated asteroid impact crisis revealed that a nuclear device is the most efficient solution for deflecting large asteroids with short warning times; however, international treaties complicate the launch of nuclear-armed spacecraft, necessitating UN Security Council approval for planetary defens...
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Firefly's Blue Ghost Lunar Lander Achieves Successful Landing
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander successfully landed near Mons La Hire on the Moon's near side, despite a minor sensor issue; it will conduct scientific experiments for 14 Earth days, including imaging a phenomenon last seen by Apollo astronauts.
Firefly's Blue Ghost Lunar Lander Achieves Successful Landing
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander successfully landed near Mons La Hire on the Moon's near side, despite a minor sensor issue; it will conduct scientific experiments for 14 Earth days, including imaging a phenomenon last seen by Apollo astronauts.
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Hilsa Shad's Sex Reversal Discovered, Informing Conservation Efforts
A joint team of researchers from Shanghai Ocean University and Jagannath University discovered that Hilsa shad, Bangladesh's national fish, undergoes sex reversal from male to female, providing critical insights into its population dynamics and informing conservation efforts. The research, led by th...
Hilsa Shad's Sex Reversal Discovered, Informing Conservation Efforts
A joint team of researchers from Shanghai Ocean University and Jagannath University discovered that Hilsa shad, Bangladesh's national fish, undergoes sex reversal from male to female, providing critical insights into its population dynamics and informing conservation efforts. The research, led by th...
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Trump's Science Cuts: Impact on Weather Forecasting and US Scientific Leadership
The Trump administration's drastic budget cuts to US scientific agencies, including the National Weather Service and National Science Foundation, are causing staff reductions, impacting weather forecasting accuracy, and potentially hindering long-term scientific advancements and US global competitiv...
Trump's Science Cuts: Impact on Weather Forecasting and US Scientific Leadership
The Trump administration's drastic budget cuts to US scientific agencies, including the National Weather Service and National Science Foundation, are causing staff reductions, impacting weather forecasting accuracy, and potentially hindering long-term scientific advancements and US global competitiv...
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Declining US Vaccination Rates Fuel Resurgence of Preventable Diseases
A measles outbreak in West Texas highlights a broader decline in childhood vaccination rates across the US, leading to a resurgence of preventable diseases like whooping cough (over 35,000 cases in 2022, 10 deaths), and potentially polio, with experts warning of future outbreaks of other illnesses u...
Declining US Vaccination Rates Fuel Resurgence of Preventable Diseases
A measles outbreak in West Texas highlights a broader decline in childhood vaccination rates across the US, leading to a resurgence of preventable diseases like whooping cough (over 35,000 cases in 2022, 10 deaths), and potentially polio, with experts warning of future outbreaks of other illnesses u...
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Record Warmth in Murmansk Oblast During February 2025
February 2025 in Murmansk Oblast, Russia, saw an unusually warm spell with 12 days above freezing, reaching a record high of +7.7°C on February 8th, making it the second warmest February of the 21st century and resulting in near double the normal precipitation and significant snowmelt.
Record Warmth in Murmansk Oblast During February 2025
February 2025 in Murmansk Oblast, Russia, saw an unusually warm spell with 12 days above freezing, reaching a record high of +7.7°C on February 8th, making it the second warmest February of the 21st century and resulting in near double the normal precipitation and significant snowmelt.
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