An international study reveals a link between body fat and brain atrophy/dementia. Explore groundbreaking findings from PNI.

A study raises the possibility that a common sweetener could suppress T-cell activation in humans, leading to potential therapeutic applications for managing diseases where excessive T-cell activation is problematic.

Why low-cost ketamine is still inaccessible to many with severe depression A case study on ketamine reveals systemic barriers that prevent repurposing existing low-cost drugs like ketamine for treatment-resistant depression. Patient ...

This study reports the creation of a model thermodynamic engine that is fuelled by the energy difference resulting from changing the statistics of a quantum gas from bosonic to fermionic.

A study by Ember shows that half of the world’s economies have reduced their fossil fuel power generation.

 

 

Largest replication study to date casts doubt on many published positive results.

Researchers assessed whether a short course of induction chemotherapy before chemoradiation could reduce rates of relapse and death.

Trial involved short course of induction chemotherapy before standard chemoradiation treatment

Bats are natural reservoir hosts for viruses that cause higher case fatality rates in humans than do zoonoses derived from any other source. This study builds a nested within-host, population-level model to offer a mechanistic explanation for this ph ...

 

This cohort study examines whether experiencing an exclusionary school discipline event is associated with changes in grade point average among middle and high school students.

A new U of A study suggests many women in Alberta use cannabis to treat symptoms that may be due to menopause despite a lack of evidence that it is effective for menopause symptoms, highlighting issues with menopause care for women seeking treatment ...

The study marks the first time researchers have been able to “visualize plant-to-plant communication,” the senior author of the study said.

 

 

A new study by Australian researchers has shown that fluctuating blood pressure can increase the risk of dementia and vascular problems in older people.

 

Researchers have developed an AI focused on improving the reliability of Wikipedia references.