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Study Reveals Genes that Allow One to be Obese and Metabolically Healthy

Healthcare, Medicine /

Doctors have long warned that excess weight raises the risk of serious conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. But a new study suggests that this understanding may… Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York and the University of Copenhagen examined genetic data from over 450,000 individuals of European ancestry, […]

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Lunar Soils Reveal the Impact Of Space Weathering on Ultraviolet Reflectance

Astronomy, Space & Environment /

Scientists from the Southwest Research Institute and UT San Antonio are studying how space weathering alters lunar surface materials to improve interpretation of the Moon’s far-ultraviolet maps. Revealing Lunar Evolution Through Apollo Sample Analysis In their recent work, the team examined how space weathering affects the FUV spectral response. A few Apollo-returned grains revealed how

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Missing out on Sleep Could Cost you More Years of Life than Skipping Exercise

Neuroscience, Science /

Those “extra” hours you squeeze out by staying up late for one more episode or another scroll through your feed come at a cost—your lifespan. A new study is reshaping what we thought we knew about health. Observational study highlights sleep’s vital role in nightly bodily repair In short, it’s time to stop cutting your

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AI Discovered a Method to Block a Virus Before it can Enter Cells

Biology, Cell Biology /

Washington State University researchers found a way to block a key viral protein, stopping viruses from entering cells.. This breakthrough suggests a promising new avenue for developing future antiviral treatments. Published in Nanoscale, the study explored blocking a key molecular interaction herpes viruses use to invade cells, in a collaboration between the School of Mechanical

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Japan Debuts Machine that Washes and Dries People

Applied Science, Robotics /

The Mirai Human Washing Machine, a cutting-edge “human washing” device that drew attention at the Osaka World Expo, is now available in Japan. Created by Japanese tech company Science, the capsule-shaped machine lets users lie inside, close the lid, and experience a full-body wash—without any spinning—while listening to soothing music. Major Attraction at Expo with

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You Can Now Have an ATM Delivered Right to your Location in Dubai

Applied Science, Robotics /

In much of the world, delivery services mainly focus on bringing food, groceries, parcels, or handling small errands. In Dubai and the UAE, a new niche is emerging, reflecting the region’s focus on convenience and ongoing reliance on cash. Introducing the cash-delivery service: a model where physical money is delivered straight to your doorstep. Even

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A Speech-To-Reality System Uses AI and Robotics to Make Objects on Demand

Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Tech /

Generative AI and robotics are rapidly driving us toward a future where we can produce an object within minutes just by asking for it. MIT researchers have already taken a major step: they’ve built a speech-to-reality system—an AI-powered workflow that lets users give spoken instructions to a robotic arm, effectively “talking” objects into existence, including

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Psychiatrists Now Recognize a New Personality Type Called the Otrovert

Psychology, Social /

Picture a person who likes spending time alone but can easily join social events when they choose. They aren’t really shy, yet they also don’t crave the spotlight. Exactly—psychiatrists now identify this pattern as a new personality type called the otrovert. The term is becoming popular because it highlights that many people don’t neatly fall

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Aquamation Emerging as an Eco-Friendly Alternative for the Final Goodbye

Healthcare, Medicine /

A new end-of-life option is gaining visibility around the world. Aquamation is emerging as an alternative for those who prefer not to undergo burial or cremation. The method relies on heated water combined with alkaline substances to speed up the body’s natural decomposition in a controlled, clean, and far more environmentally friendly way. How the

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China Develops The First Robot that Can Run Autonomously Indefinitely

Applied Science, Robotics /

The Walker S2 humanoid robot can swap its own battery when power runs low, allowing it to function on its own indefinitely. Built by China’s UBTECH, this groundbreaking robot stands 162 centimeters tall and weighs 43 kilograms—roughly the size of a small adult. It runs on a 48-volt lithium dual-battery system, which provides roughly two

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