Radio waves boost smell without surgery or chemicals
Radio waves improve sense of smell in healthy individuals, offering hope for painless, non-invasive treatment.
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High-intensity exercise boosts spatial memory better than moderate workouts
High-intensity exercise improves spatial memory more than moderate workouts, a study finds.
GenAI browser assistants risk user privacy, study finds
GenAI browser assistants may pose privacy risks, collecting and sharing sensitive data without user knowledge, UC Davis study reveals.
Smartphone app reduces repeat suicide attempts by over half.
New study shows smartphone app OTX-202 cuts repeat suicide attempts by 58.3%.
New CRISPR method reactivates silenced genes
New CRISPR technique removes methyl groups to switch genes back on, confirming methylation's role in gene silencing.
New treatment eliminates bladder cancer in 82% of patients.
A new drug-releasing system, TAR-200, eliminated tumors in 82% of patients in a phase 2 clinical trial for high-risk bladder cancer.
New CRISPR technique confirms methylation's role in gene silencing
New CRISPR method removes DNA methyl groups to reactivate silenced genes, offering safer genetic disease treatment.
Sound waves extend quantum memory storage time by 30x
Sound waves boost quantum memory storage time by 30x.
Scientists develop 'skin in a syringe' for burns
Researchers create 'skin in a syringe' gel that can be 3D printed to treat burns in mice.
Gait Retraining Offers Drug-Free Knee Pain Relief
Gait retraining may reduce knee pain and arthritis progression, study finds.