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themandarin.com.auscience13 days ago
Queensland Couple Donates $40 Million to Motor Neurone Disease Research
A Queensland couple donated $40 million to motor neurone disease research at a FightMND event. The donation coincided with the first Big Freeze match since the death of former Melbourne coach Neale Daniher.
newyorker.compolitics21 days ago
Russia Launches $26 Billion Biotechnology and Life Sciences Program
Russia has launched a state-backed program allocating $26 billion to anti-aging research. The effort focuses on extending human lifespan and has drawn international media attention.
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theweek.comscience25 days ago
Study Links Mitochondrial DNA Mutations to Health After Age 60
Research published in Nature reports increased mitochondrial DNA mutations after age 60. The mutations remain hidden until they form clones and may affect health separately from clonal hematopoiesis.
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Science Newsscience33 days ago
Freediving Research Examines Human Breath-Hold Limits and Health Effects
Physiologists study competitive freedivers to understand how the body adapts to extreme oxygen deprivation. The work may inform treatments for lung and heart conditions and safety measures for recreational swimmers.
politics38 days ago
Studies Find Modest Reductions in Migraine Drug Use and Asthma Exacerbations Among People Taking GLP-1RA Medications
Research presented at the European Congress on Obesity in Turkey found that Wegovy was associated with a 7 per cent reduction in triptan use among women with migraines and that GLP-1RA drugs correlated with a 26 per cent drop in asthma exacerbations. The studies drew on Danish he…
news-medical.networld38 days ago
Arts Engagement Linked to Slower Biological Aging in Observational Study, Similar to Physical Activity
Researchers from University College London examined data from more than 3,500 people in the United Kingdom using seven aging clocks. The study, published Monday in Innovation in Ageing, is the first to link cultural engagement to biological aging. Both frequency and diversity of…
news.sky.comworld41 days ago
UK Study Finds Small Association Between Frequent Arts Participation and Slower DNA-Methylation Ageing
A University College London-led study of 3,556 UK adults found that weekly participation in arts and cultural activities was associated with up to 4% slower ageing, comparable to the effect of weekly exercise. The research, published in Innovation In Aging, examined seven epigene…
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David Lally / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 2.0)world51 days ago
UK Biobank Data Listed on Alibaba Then Removed; No Sales Occurred
Data from the UK Biobank was offered for sale on Alibaba in China this week, prompting concerns and a response from officials. The listings excluded personal identifiers and were removed by Chinese authorities without any sales. The incident involved rogue researchers from three…
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David Lally / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 2.0)world59 days ago
UK Biobank Data from 500,000 Participants Breached and Briefly Listed on Alibaba Before Removal
Data from the UK Biobank, containing health information from 500,000 volunteers, was advertised for sale on Alibaba's e-commerce platforms in China. The government confirmed the listings were removed after coordination with Alibaba and Chinese authorities. No purchases occurred b…
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Study Identifies Activities Linked to Reports of Good Days in American Time Use Survey
Researchers analyzed data from the American Time Use Survey to determine activities associated with respondents reporting better-than-average days. The study found positive correlations with 30 minutes to two hours of socializing, up to six hours of work, up to four hours of exer…
Usa Todayscience71 days ago
Analysis Finds 70% Youth Sports Dropout Statistic Inaccurate and Outdated
A widely cited statistic stating that 70% of children drop out of sports by age 13 lacks a verifiable primary source and dates back nearly four decades, according to researchers. Multiple studies show high school sports participation has remained above 50% since 2000, except duri…
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Mouse Study Examines Generational Effects of Artificial Sweeteners
A study published in mice suggests artificial sweeteners may cause adverse metabolic effects persisting across generations. Researchers exposed pregnant mice to aspartame and stevia, observing impacts on offspring and grand-offspring. The findings raise questions about long-term…
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naturalnews.comscience74 days ago
Researchers Propose Adaptive Coherence Framework for Microbiome-Host Interactions
A new framework called the adaptive coherence framework examines interactions between the human microbiome and host. It suggests focusing on these dynamics to improve understanding of microbiome health. The concept appears in a publication in Cell Host & Microbe.
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Euronewsworld74 days ago
Seven-Day Meditation Retreat Linked to Brain and Body Changes in UC San Diego Study
A study from the University of California San Diego examined the effects of a seven-day meditation retreat on 20 healthy adults. Researchers observed changes in brain activity, metabolism, immune responses, and pain regulation through scans and blood samples.
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ARPA-H Announces Three Research Teams Developing Osteoarthritis Treatments in Animal Studies
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) has announced results from three research teams funded to address osteoarthritis. The teams, from Duke University, the University of Colorado Boulder, and Columbia University, have tested methods to regrow bone, cartilage,…
Usa Todayscience77 days ago
Science on Adaptogens: Potential Benefits and Limitations for Stress Management
Adaptogens are plant- and fungi-derived substances used to help the body manage stress, with common examples including ashwagandha, ginseng and reishi mushrooms. Research indicates possible benefits for stress reduction, cognitive function and immune support, though evidence from…