Recent scientific inquiry has unveiled a potential correlation between low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), often dubbed ‘bad’ cholesterol, and the risk of developing dementia. This compelling study, spearheaded by neurophysiologist Minwoo Lee and his team at Hallym University College of Medicine in Korea, challenges prior assumptions and opens up a dialogue about cholesterol management as a
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In a game-changing breakthrough, researchers at the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT) have unveiled a revolutionary self-powered electrostatic tweezer (SET) capable of manipulating objects with unprecedented efficacy. Led by Dr. Du Xuemin, the innovation is built on the principles of triboelectricity, which harnesses charge from friction, presenting a paradigm shift in how we conduct
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In a groundbreaking study, scientists have made significant strides in hydrogen production technology by developing a novel catalyst that mitigates the adverse effects of reverse current in alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) systems. The team, led by Professor Jeong Woo Han from Seoul National University, alongside esteemed researchers from POSTECH, including Professor Yong-Tae Kim, Dr. Sang-Mun
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The catastrophic wildfire season of 2023 in Canada has raised alarm bells, suggesting that wildfires create more than just immediate physical destruction; they also pose long-lasting environmental threats. Recent research from the University of Waterloo and Nipissing University has spotlighted a concerning connection between wildfires and the release of arsenic — a toxin with grave
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Recent research has unveiled a troubling truth: the life expectancy of even the wealthiest Americans lags behind that of their counterparts in Europe. This shocking revelation challenges the common perception that wealth inherently secures one’s health and longevity. In fact, the findings illustrate a startling reality where affluent Americans face a greater risk of premature
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The exploration of life beyond Earth often revolves around the quest for microbial life, environmental sustainability, and the potential for human habitation. However, a recent experiment highlights an intriguing angle: the culinary impact of space on fermented foods, particularly miso. This Japanese staple, cherished for its umami flavor, has been subjected to the rigors of
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Materials are not static entities; they evolve and transform over time, exhibiting different behaviors under various stimuli. Understanding these changes is crucial for fields ranging from engineering to pharmaceuticals. Recent advancements in scientific instrumentation have introduced innovative methods to study material dynamics, notably the application of X-ray photon correlation spectroscopy (XPCS) paired with artificial intelligence
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In today’s fast-paced world, stress lurks around every corner, inevitably impacting our health and well-being. Amidst the various strategies people employ to cope with stress, Transcendental Meditation (TM) emerges as a beacon of hope—a practice that not only promises immediate relaxation but potentially fortifies the body against chronic stress and the toll of aging. Recent
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In contemporary discussions about flood risk management, a glaring issue emerges: the inadequacy of large-scale national flood risk models. Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, have highlighted the significant gap between national flood risk assessments and the actual localized flood dynamics experienced in neighborhoods and individual properties. This disconnect is particularly evident in urban
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The 2025 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference held from March 10–14 in The Woodlands, Texas, was a hotbed of innovation and groundbreaking research, bringing together scientists, enthusiasts, and explorers united by a common aim: deciphering the mysteries of space and enhancing human adaptability beyond our planetary boundaries. Among the myriad proposals presented, one theme resonated
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Fidgeting is often dismissed as a mere quirk, an annoying habit that makes some individuals seem restless. However, for a significant portion of the population—around one in three according to recent studies—observing these repetitive movements can trigger a troubling psychological response. This condition, termed misokinesia, is drawing attention in the psychological research community, as scientists
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