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Experts say the Popular Rosemary Skincare Craze Really does Work

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A widely shared skincare trend that focuses on rosemary and its extract now has scientific backing. A JCI Insight study from Penn researchers found that a natural compound in rosemary leaves may enhance wound healing and lessen scarring. “Most skin injuries scar, causing lasting issues,” said senior author Thomas Leung, MD, PhD. “Rosemary extract, especially […]

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Studies Show Husbands Stress Women more than Children

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Raising a child is anything but easy, particularly during the early years when parents encounter ongoing challenges. However, a survey by the American website Today.com found that for many women, their husbands—not their children—are the primary source of stress. Among the 7,000 mothers surveyed, the average stress level was 8.5 out of 10. Notably, 46%

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Scientists Have Grown Human Skin in The Lab and may be Close to Stopping Aging

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This advancement could pave the way for techniques to reduce visible aging and produce synthetic skin for transplantation. It is tied to the ambitious Human Cell Atlas initiative, which aims to map the formation of every part of the human body. Spearheaded by researchers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in the UK, the project explores

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Tooth Sensitivity Might One Day be Treated Using Tiny Robots Inside your Mouth

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Dealing with hypersensitive teeth can be a real nuisance, causing pain when eating or drinking anything hot, cold, sweet, or acidic. Researchers are now developing tiny “robots” that actively seal the microscopic channels in teeth, offering lasting relief from sensitivity. Building on earlier work, CeNSE scientists are developing “CalBots”—400-nanometer magnetic nanoparticles infused with a calcium-silicate

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Scientists Develop the First Synthetic Tongue that Mimics Human Taste

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A study published on July 7 in PNAS introduced a groundbreaking invention: an “artificial tongue” made from ultrathin graphene oxide membranes that can detect and process tastes directly in liquids, similar to human taste buds. This remarkable technological breakthrough merges sensory detection with learning abilities, marking a first for electronic devices. Graphene Oxide Layers Enable

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Smartinhaler Delivers Timely, Precise Asthma Treatment

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The Hailie Smartinhaler, developed by med-tech company Adherium, helps improve asthma management by making sure inhalers are used properly and on time. It’s been supporting asthma patients in the U.S. since 2017, and now the company aims to bring it to Australians as well. Asthma affects up to 29% of the global population, causing symptoms

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Skin Fungi May Create Powerful Antibiotics to Help Combat Infections

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A dangerous superbug responsible for  more than a million people worldwide each year might have a natural foe living just beneath your nose. Literally so—it plays a major role in your skin microbiome and appears to help fend off staph infections. Malassezia sympodialis: A Common Skin Yeast with Hidden Power Against Staph Infections Malassezia sympodialis, a

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Kidney Disease is a Global Threat—Let’s Start Treating it Like One

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The 78th World Health Assembly on May 19 will be one of the toughest yet for global health ministers. With the U.S. exiting the WHO, conflicts ongoing, and economic instability rising, the organization’s financial crisis has deepened. Even before the U.S. withdrawal, the WHO was struggling with limited funds and seeking to diversify its income.

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Measles Causes Long-Term Harm in kids, But Vaccines Fully Prevent It

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Measles is fatal in 1 to 3 out of every 1,000 infected children. However, even those who recover from the initial illness may face serious long-term effects. The virus weakens the immune system well after recovery, and in rare instances, it can remain hidden in the nervous system and resurface years later as a deadly

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First “Never-Stop Beating” Heart Transplant Marks a Historic Medical Breakthrough

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For the first time, surgeons have successfully performed a heart transplant in which the donor heart continued beating throughout the entire procedure, significantly reducing the potential damage often associated with this complex operation. This innovation marks a major milestone and could pave the way for a new era of more effective heart transplants. The groundbreaking

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