New Study Reveals Continuous Support Crucial for Sustaining Weight Loss Post-Dieting
In the ongoing battle against obesity, a new study sheds light on the critical role of sustained support in maintaining ...
Camel Whey Protein’s Role in Trichinellosis Defense
In a groundbreaking study published in BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies, researchers delved into the potential health benefits of camel ...
Advancements in Cobalt Compounds for Supercapacitor Electrodes
Recent advancements in energy storage technologies have captured the attention of researchers and industries alike, particularly those focusing on supercapacitors. ...
Marginalized Crops: Key to Food Security in Climate Change
In a world increasingly threatened by climate change, food security remains one of humanity’s foremost challenges. As conventional agriculture grapples ...
Dr. Scott Eggener Appointed Chair of Urology at UCLA Health, Advancing Urologic Oncology Leadership
In a significant development for the field of urologic oncology, UCLA Health has appointed Dr. Scott Eggener as the new ...
Ancient Defense Meets Modern Science: How Conifers Protect Themselves From Predators
Conifers, the towering pines, spruces, and firs dominating many of Earth’s forest ecosystems, owe much of their resilience to an ...
Telehealth vs. In-Person Care for Veterans with Diabetes
In an increasingly digital world, healthcare systems worldwide are rapidly transitioning towards telehealth services. This shift has become particularly poignant ...
How Adult Son Migration Affects Parental Health
Migration is a phenomenon that has long captivated researchers, particularly in the context of its profound and varied impact on ...
Eco-Friendly Carbon-Manganese Composite Boosts Energy Storage
In an extraordinary leap in the field of energy storage technologies, researchers have pioneered a novel approach using eco-friendly materials ...
Dual-Camera System Enhances Lower-Limb Kinematics in Osteoarthritis
In a groundbreaking advancement in motion capture technology, researchers have unveiled a dual-camera markerless system designed for precise lower-limb kinematic ...
Severe Obesity Linked to Lower Rates of Recommended Cancer Screenings
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 22, 2025 Severe Obesity Severely Limits Participation in Cancer Screening: New Study Reveals Stark Disparities In ...
SwRI Leads IMAP Payload Development for Upcoming Mission to Map Heliosphere Boundary
In an exciting development for heliophysics and space exploration, Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) is at the forefront of NASA’s groundbreaking ...
Lipids Trigger Activation of LC3-Associated Phagocytosis: A Key Cellular Degradation Pathway
In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Cell Biology, scientists from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have unveiled a pivotal ...
Radical C–C Coupling Boosts CO₂ Electroreduction
In a groundbreaking study that challenges long-standing paradigms in electrocatalysis, researchers have unveiled a new mechanistic insight revealing the active ...
Optimizing Crisis Management: The Role of AI in Accelerating Disaster Response Decisions
In an increasingly complex world, the intersection of technology and emergency response has garnered significant attention. The application of artificial ...
New Study Highlights Wrist Cooling as a Promising Method to Manage Hot Flashes
In an innovative breakthrough poised to transform the management of vasomotor symptoms, researchers at Boston University’s Chobanian & Avedisian School ...
Inside the Chemistry: Exploring the Process of Ammonia Synthesis
In the realm of industrial chemistry, the Haber-Bosch process has long reigned supreme as the foundational method for synthesizing ammonia, ...
European Cisco: Genetic Adaptations Linked to Salinity Changes and Spawning Timing
A recent breakthrough study has unveiled remarkable genetic adaptations in the European cisco (Coregonus albula), a prized delicacy in Swedish ...
UCLA Study Reveals Mammograms Can Benefit Women Into Their 80s
For decades, the question of whether elderly women should continue routine breast cancer screening has lingered in medical and public ...
Experts warn: Prepare for a rising number of West Nile virus infections
Oxford, September 22, 2025 – As the global climate continues to shift, the spread of vector-borne diseases has emerged as ...
