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Blood cells illustration

Can exposure to “young” blood increase lifespan?

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Categories Health, Life & Non-humans
In a study of Drosophila fruit flies, NIH scientists found that only about 30% of the genes that are hallmarks for aging may set an animal's internal clock. The rest may reflect the body's response to bacteria. Above is a picture of a Drosophila gut, a key source of bacteria.

New study links gut microbiota strains with more severe strokes and poorer post-stroke recovery

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Bank of Canada and Multiverse Computing Complete Preliminary Quantum Simulation of Cryptocurrency Market

Bank of Canada and Multiverse Computing complete preliminary quantum simulation of cryptocurrency market

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Social Sciences, Technology

Oral drug prevents death from COVID-19 in old mice by reversing immune aging

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Snail inspires fast-acting injectable insulin

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Omicron detected for first time in white-tailed deer

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The real-world effects of calling the COVID-19 virus the “Chinese virus”

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Covid changed what singles look for in dating

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Cancerous mice treated with typical cell therapies may receive more variable results compared to the robust response they receive following MATIC treatment.

Tumors dramatically shrink with new approach to cell therapy

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Categories Health, Technology
A circular peptide derived from violets could lead to new approaches in treating glioblastoma, a highly aggressive form of brain cancer.

Compound from violets may help fight glioblastoma

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Cash support to poor mothers helps babies’ brains

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences
Lighted Nets Dramatically Reduce Bycatch of Sharks and Other Wildlife While Making Fishing More Efficient

Lighted Nets Dramatically Reduce Bycatch of Sharks, Other Wildlife While Making Fishing More Efficient

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