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Sea Cucumber-Inspired Gel Could Help Repair Damaged Tissues
The water-rich material, known as a hydrogel, acts as a temporary supporting scaffold that allows new tissue to grow as the material gradually breaks down...
Frontiers: A Single Workout Can Help Maintain Vitamin D Levels in the Body
These changes occur within just a few hours of physical activity, and the effect lasts longer in people who exercise regularly...
PNAS Nexus: Peptide That Targets Alzheimer’s Disease Turns Out to Be Naturally Present in Human Blood
The HAEE peptide (Ac-His-Ala-Glu-Glu-NH2) was developed to combat the accumulation of beta-amyloid in the brain...
Psychological Medicine: Progesterone Levels Are Linked to How the Brain Processes Emotions
The study included 116 healthy women aged 18–35 who were not using hormonal contraceptives...
bioRxiv: Human Consciousness Changes “Reality” 15 Times per Second
However, the two states were not entirely equivalent...
Not Sugar, but Plant-Based Creamers: Study Identifies an Unexpected Source of Extra Calories in Coffee
Meanwhile, consumption of regular milk and sugar remained virtually unchanged...
Scientists Develop Ultrasound System to Detect Microcracks in Bones
The system is designed to detect stress fractures at an early stage․․․
Experimental Weight-Loss Drug Reduces Sleep Apnea Episodes by 40%
By the end of the trials, all three doses of retatrutide had reduced the number of breathing interruptions more effectively than the placebo.․․
Second Ebola Patient Dies in Kenya as Nigeria Reports First Case
Seven patients with confirmed Ebola infections are currently being treated at two isolation centers...
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