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“It’s almost coincidental and very fascinating that a genetic variation that arose thousands of years ago also protects against a modern virus like HIV,” says researcher behind new study. Illustration: William Brøns Petersen

Ancient Mutation from 7,000 Years Ago Shields Millions from HIV

Categories Health

muscle cross section

Muscle Function Endures Despite Massive NAD Depletion

Categories Health

Woman at beach with sunburned face

Sunburn Decoded: Scientists Uncover Hidden RNA Alarm System, Turning Decades of UV Research on Its Head

Categories Health

Plant-based drinks in the lab

Processing Strips Key Nutrients from Plant-Based Milk Alternatives, Study Shows

Categories Health

Man taking his blood pressure

Novel Weight Loss Drug Target Shows Promise Without Common Side Effects

Categories Health

Dawn at Ahu Tongariki, Rapa Nui.

Ancient DNA refutes best-selling Easter Island collapse theory

Categories Social Sciences

Artist's impression of Denisovan family near cave opening

Neanderthal DNA Reveals Clues to Their Extinction

Categories Life & Non-humans, Social Sciences

The whaling ship Firern, with the Stinson Reliant aircraft on board, near Klarius Mikkelsen Fjell in Lars Christensen Land in East Antarctica. Copyright Norwegian Polar Institute

Whaler’s Forgotten 1937 Aerial Photos Reveal Stable East Antarctic Glaciers, Offering Insights for Climate Predictions

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

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The Silent Mind: Exploring the Consequences of Living Without an Inner Voice

Categories Brain & Behavior

map of southern Africa

Iconic savanna mammals face genetic problems due to fences and roads

Categories Life & Non-humans

An AI humanoid glowing green

AI’s Energy Footprint Can Be Cut by 70-80% Without Compromising Performance

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Cyanobacteria with protein fibres seen through a microscope. The protein fibres are marked 'F'.

Scientists use blue-green algae as a surrogate mother for “meat-like” proteins

Categories Life & Non-humans, Technology

methane reactor

“Methane cleaner” could become a permanent fixture in cattle and pig barns

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

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