New material mimics cartilage, targets arthritis flare-ups.
New material senses body changes, releases drugs for arthritis.
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Human Brain Evolution Linked to Autism Rates
Genetic changes that made our brain unique also made us more neurodiverse, linking autism to human evolution.
Brains process colors similarly across people
Scientists find that different people's brains process colors in the same way, suggesting a common neural representation for hues.
Space Travel Accelerates Aging in Blood Stem Cells
Space travel accelerates aging in blood stem cells, showing genetic and mitochondrial stress, per UC San Diego researchers.
Game-based training boosts memory and brain structure in older adults.
New studies show game-based training improves memory and brain structure in older adults with mild dementia.
Insects declining rapidly even in untouched ecosystems.
Insects are declining at an alarming rate, even in untouched ecosystems, a new study finds.
Beyond looks: Voices, scents, and motion matter in attraction
Attraction isn’t just about looks—voices, scents, and motion also play key roles, study finds.
Single fecal transplant in teens shows long-term metabolic benefits
Single FMT in obese teens led to long-term metabolic benefits.
Glucose boosts T cells' cancer-fighting power.
Glucose fuels T cells' communication and enhances their ability to fight cancer.
Microplastics linked to colorectal cancer in new study
New study reveals how microplastics and nanoplastics may contribute to colorectal cancer by causing DNA damage and oxidative stress.