Dreams May Have an Important Physiological Function
For years, we’ve assumed that dreams serve a psychological purpose – consolidating memories, processing experiences and problems. But according to a leading Harvard psychiatrist...
Author : Mari Chin
Research Shows How to Pay Sleep Debt
Chronic Sleep Deprivation: The Difficulty of Paying Off a Sleep Debt Chronic sleep deprivation is a widespread issue among Americans, with many struggling to...
Alzheimer’s Symptoms Reversed: Blood Stem Cell Growth Factor Reverses Memory Decline In Mice
Blood Stem Cell Booster Shows Promise in Battling Alzheimer’s In a groundbreaking development, researchers have found that a common growth factor used in cancer...
Anti-Inflammatory Drugs May Defeat a Treatment-Resistant Type of Cancer
Recent discoveries in cancer research have revealed that anti-inflammatory drugs, commonly used to treat conditions like arthritis, may hold the key to combating a particularly...
‘Heavy Water’ Might Help Us Live Longer
Mikhail Shchepinov is currently the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) at Retrotope, a biotechnology company based in Los Altos, California. He completed his postdoctoral...
Breakthrough: Artificial DNA Could Power Future Computers
Breakthrough: Artificial DNA Could Power Future Computers Scientists have made significant strides in developing DNA-based computing systems, potentially revolutionizing the future of information processing and...
Forest Fires Re-Mobilize Decades Old Radioactive Fallout
Don’t worry about this too much, it’s not like this image at all, but be aware and you might want to get a radiation detector...
Antarctica’s Annual Melt Equals Water in Lake Tahoe, Study Says
Here’s the summary: Somewhat more than an entire Lake Tahoe’s worth of water is melting from Antarctica each year. Some new ice from snow does...