Baby planets marinate in a life-giving cyanide 'soup,' analysis reveals
The molecules needed for life are common in space.
Pfizer COVID Vaccine Antibodies May Disappear in 7 Months: Study
Antibody levels may wane after 7 months for people who got the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, according to a new study published on the bioRxiv preprint server.
Losing Your Hair? You Might Blame the Great Stem Cell Escape.
By observing mouse hair follicles, scientists discovered an unexpected mechanism of aging.
Brain implant may lift most severe depression
An electrical implant that sits in the skull and is wired to the brain can detect and treat severe depression, US scientists believe after promising results with a first patient.
New Tick-Borne Virus Discovered in Japan
Scientists have isolated a new orthonairovirus from two patients showing acute febrile illness with thrombocytopenia and leukopenia after tick bite in Hokkaido, Japan.
Late Persistence of Human Ancestors at the Margins of the Monsoon Zone in India
Revealing the presence of Acheulean populations until about 177,000 years ago
Overload of Inflammatory Molecules “Trapped” in Micro Blood Clots May Cause Long COVID Symptoms
First evidence of inflammatory micro clots in blood of individuals suffering from Long COVID:
Scientists Developed an Experimental Vaccine Against Rheumatoid Arthritis – “Totally Disappeared”
The protein-based vaccine shows significant promise in preventing rheumatoid arthritis and improving bone quality ― suggesting long-term benefits following immunization.
Adorable, bloodsucking sea parasite looks just like sushi
The isopod was discovered off the coast of Japan and is a new aquarium superstar.
An abandoned antibiotic makes a comeback to fight a common illness
Hygromycin A doesn’t work well against most bacteria, but it shines as a treatment for Lyme disease.
In landmark decision, WHO greenlights rollout in Africa of the first malaria vaccine
RTS,S is safe and effective, panel concludes―but questions remain
First drug for dengue, an excruciating disease, may be on the horizon
“Breakbone fever” infects 400 million and kills 25,000 every year
Natural Plant-Derived Compound Reduces Neurotoxicity in Alzheimer’s Brain, Study Says
Natural compound commonly present in plants such as basil decreases Alzheimer’s disease pathology
Muscle Regeneration: Massage Doesn’t Just Feel Good, It Makes Muscles Heal Faster and Stronger
Study in mice confirms link between mechanotherapy and immunotherapy in muscle regeneration.
The most common Alzheimer’s risk gene may also protect against memory loss
APOE4’s ability to blunt cognitive decline may help explain why it persists
Curing with blood: the rise and fall of COVID convalescent plasma therapy
Early in the pandemic, scientists thought “convalescent plasma” might be a way to treat COVID-19.
Global plan aims to slash meningitis toll with help of new five-in-one vaccine
WHO “road map” would end epidemics in Africa and cut deaths worldwide by 70%
Extinct Ground Sloth – Mylodon darwinii – Likely Ate Meat With Its Veggies
New study reveals that Mylodon was an omnivore, unlike its strictly plant-eating relatives.
Constipation Med Boosts Cognitive Performance in Mental Illness
A drug approved to treat constipation appears to improve cognitive impairment and boost brain activity for patients with mental illness, new research suggests.
Study traces the evolution of the hepatitis B virus from prehistory to the present
Analyzing the largest dataset of ancient viral genomes produced to date
Shout It From the Rooftops: Undetectable = Untransmittable!
U=U, tell everybody!
New Vaccination Strategy Developed That Could Prevent Future Coronavirus Outbreaks
Vaccination strategy in mice promotes the production of antibodies that can neutralize not only SARS-CoV-2 but a broad range of other coronaviruses
Adolescents Who Exercised After a Concussion Recovered Faster
Resuming aerobic exercise relatively early on – at an intensity that does not worsen symptoms – may help young athletes recover sooner
Italian sailors knew of America 150 years before Christopher Columbus, new analysis of ancient documents suggests
New analysis of ancient writings suggests that sailors from the Italian hometown of Christopher Columbus knew of America 150 years before its renowned 'discovery'.
Even After Mild COVID-19 Infection, Antibodies Protect From Reinfection for Up to Six Months
The antibodies’ ability to neutralize COVID-19 did not differ significantly over the six-month period.
Study Shows Adults Who Stutter Stop if They Think No One Is Listening
When adults who stutter are on their own and think no one is listening, their stutter suddenly goes away
Researchers Find Evidence of Link Between Herpes Simplex (Cold Sores) and Neurodegenerative Diseases
When the protein optineurin, is present in cells it restricts the spread of HSV-1