Science

Gratitude is often touted as a key component of a happy and fulfilling life. A recent study conducted by researchers from the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health suggests that gratitude may also play a role in extending one’s lifespan. The study, which involved nearly 50,000 older nurses in the US, found a correlation
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The relationship between gut microbiome and autism has been a topic of interest in recent research studies. A new analysis conducted by researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong has delved into not just the bacteria in the digestive tract, but also the fungi, archaea, and viruses present. This comprehensive study sheds light on
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In a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers in Australia, quail eggs have been utilized to gain insights into the early developmental processes of embryos. This unique approach provides a real-time look at how cells migrate, interact, and form organs within the embryo. Through the use of quail eggs carrying a fluorescent peptide that binds to
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Competitive swimmers are constantly seeking ways to gain a competitive edge in the pool. The latest trend at the Paris Olympics is the use of cutting-edge swimsuits that are designed to enhance performance and reduce drag in the water. These suits are said to provide a sense of “weightlessness” and allow swimmers to glide through
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