Stem cell patch repairs hearts without surgery
Mayo Clinic develops a stem cell patch to repair damaged hearts without open-heart surgery, showing promise in preclinical tests.
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Men receive twice as much inheritance as women in Egypt
In Egypt, men typically inherit twice as much as women, a study finds.
Deep-sea mining waste threatens ocean food webs
Deep-sea mining waste could disrupt marine food webs, affecting fish and livelihoods.
Tiny wireless implants target brain diseases without surgery.
MIT researchers develop tiny wireless implants that travel to the brain, offering new treatment possibilities without surgery.
Giant communal spider web discovered in dark cave
Scientists found a giant communal spider web in a dark cave housing 110,000 spiders.
Childhood trauma linked to breast milk changes
Childhood trauma in mothers may affect their breast milk and infants' temperament.
Living near cannabis stores linked to more cannabis use, less drinking
Proximity to cannabis stores increases cannabis use but decreases heavy drinking.
'Mind-captioning' AI turns thoughts into text
AI decodes brain activity to describe scenes in your mind with impressive accuracy.
Spider Robots Could Revolutionize Digestive Diagnostics
Tiny spider robots could soon inspect your digestive tract, replacing invasive endoscopies for diagnosing diseases.
Black Death myths traced to 14th-century poem
Centuries of misinformation about the Black Death's spread originated from a single 14th-century poem, new research reveals.