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Brain Flushes Fluid During Attention Gaps Caused by Lack of Sleep
"MIT scientists, led by Professor Laura Lewis, found that sleep deprivation triggers waves of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain, coinciding with lapses in attention. Their study reveals that the brain’s attempt to compensate for lost sleep comes at the cost of alertness, offering a new understanding of why a sleepless night makes focus so difficult."
MM24 News Desk
Nov 23 min read


Coral ‘Baby Food’ Boosts Larvae Survival, Offering Hope for Reef Restoration
Feeding coral larvae a coral “baby food” can dramatically increase their chances of survival, a new study finds. Image Credit : Hadley England Feeding coral larvae a specially formulated “baby food” can dramatically increase their chances of survival, a new study reveals, offering a promising approach to reef restoration as climate change continues to threaten coral ecosystems. Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have discovered that coral larvae fed with
MM24 News Desk
Oct 262 min read


Salk Researchers Capture HIV’s Enzyme in Motion, Opening Doors to New Drugs
On the left is integrase in its “intasome” structure of four identical four-part complexes (pink) that connect to create one 16-part complex that locks around viral DNA (blue). On the right is integrase in its simpler four-part complex (pink), as it interacts with viral RNA (green) inside an HIV capsid. Credit:Salk Institute uncovering its unexpected role in viral replication. This breakthrough provides a foundation for developing next-generation HIV drugs that could more eff
MM24 News Desk
Oct 263 min read


Toxic Air: Gold Mining’s Mercury Emissions Are Contaminating Africa’s Food Supply, Researchers Say
A shocking new study flips the script on mercury contamination. Scientists have discovered that food crops near gold mines are absorbing the potent neurotoxin directly from the air, not the soil. This invisible threat could be poisoning staple foods, putting millions at risk and demanding a complete rethink of how we monitor environmental pollution.
MM24 News Desk
Oct 213 min read


AI-Powered Cough Detection Could Transform Personal Health Monitoring
Researchers have developed a new way to help wearable health devices more accurately detect when a person is coughing — a breakthrough that could improve the monitoring of chronic respiratory conditions and even help predict health risks such as asthma attacks. The advance, led by scientists at North Carolina State University, marks a significant step forward for cough-detection technology, which has historically struggled to differentiate cough sounds from speech and other n
MM24 Multimedia Desk
Oct 163 min read


‘Smart Insulin’ Innovation Aims to Reduce Risk of Hypoglycemia
Michael Weiss and his fellow researchers have made significant progress in identifying a new type of medication that can regulate both...
MM24 Multimedia Desk
Oct 102 min read


Japan’s First Cross-Disease Study Reveals Gaps in Patient Engagement for Allergy Research
This study examined patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) in allergy research in Japan through a comparative survey of...
MM24 Multimedia Desk
Oct 93 min read


Scientists Find Where HIV Hides and Why It’s So Hard to Eradicate
Researchers at Western University and the University of Calgary have discovered how HIV hides in different parts of the body by embedding...

Ritambhara K
Oct 72 min read


Molecular Glue Taps Immune System to Fight Deadly Childhood Cancer Neuroblastoma
Gene expression governs whether neuroblastoma tumor cells exist in either the adrenergic (differentiated and sensitive to treatment) or...

Ritambhara K
Sep 193 min read


Grain Foods Play Key Role in Balanced Diets and Metabolic Wellbeing
National diet analysis finds that both whole and refined grain foods can contribute to improved dietary patterns and health Grain foods...

Ritambhara K
Sep 133 min read


Surgery-Free Brain Stimulation Achieved With Ultrasound Helmet
An ultrasound device that can precisely stimulate areas deep in the brain without surgery has been developed by researchers from UCL and...

Ritambhara K
Sep 133 min read


Probiotic Power: Can Mouth Bacteria Help Prevent Cavities?
Imagine a future where brushing and flossing aren’t the only weapons against tooth decay. That’s the vision driving Wenjun Zhang, a...

Prabhat R Mishra
Sep 103 min read


ADAMTS2 Protein Emerges as a Key Player in Future Therapies
Image Caption: Schematic representation of the exon (A) and protein domain (B) structure of ADAMTS2 . Credit Genes & Diseases ADAMTS2, a...

Ritambhara K
Aug 264 min read


Scientists Harness Graphene to Mature Brain Organoids Faster, Aiding Neurodegenerative Studies
Researchers developed a safe, non-genetic way to speed brain organoid growth, aiding disease research like Alzheimer’s disease GraMOS...

Ritambhara K
Aug 214 min read


Artificial biosensor enables more precise detection of the body’s primary stress hormone
Cortisol is a vital hormone that helps regulate key functions in the body, including blood pressure and metabolism. When cortisol levels...

Ritambhara K
Aug 83 min read


Smart Gel Dressing Calms Inflammation and Helps Wounds Heal Naturally
Börte Emiroglu and Apoorv Singh, the two founders of the start-up Immunosponge, in the laboratory at ETH. (Image: Gian Marco Castelberg...

Ritambhara K
Jul 64 min read


US firm's robotic surgical system approved for use in Europe across multiple procedures
Europe has given the green light to a new generation of robotic surgery. Intuitive, a global leader in medical technology, has received...

Ritambhara K
Jul 54 min read


AI helps couple conceive after 18 years of failed attempts with breakthrough approach
As artificial intelligence shapes fertility care, it’s now helping doctors at Columbia University Fertility Center find hidden...

Ritambhara K
Jul 54 min read


New Weakness Identified in Common Hospital Bacterium
Comparison of P. aeruginosa wild type (left) and protease deletion strain (right): effects on cell shape, biofilm formation, and...

Ritambhara K
Jun 263 min read


Summit supercomputer draws molecular blueprint for repairing damaged DNA
Sunburns and aging skin are obvious effects of exposure to harmful UV rays, tobacco smoke and other carcinogens. But the effects aren’t...

Ritambhara K
Mar 235 min read
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