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May 28 2025HEALTH

Living Longer and Healthier: The Science of Aging Well

People often think that living a long, healthy life is all about good genes. But that isn't always the case. A group of people, known as Super Agers, have reached their 80s and beyond without major health issues. They have not had cancer, heart disease, or brain issues. This is despite the fact t

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May 28 2025SCIENCE

How Genes Shape Leukemia Outcomes

In the world of medicine, understanding how genes work is crucial. T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (T-ALL) is a type of blood cancer that affects children and young adults. Researchers looked into how a person's genetic background influences the disease and its treatment. Genetic background, or

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May 28 2025HEALTH

Gut Bugs and Genes: Unraveling Stomach Cancer Risks

Gastric cancer is a tricky foe. It's sneaky, and it's often hard to spot until it's too late. But what if scientists could find a way to predict who's at risk? That's where genetics and transcriptomics come in. Transcriptomics is like a detective's toolkit for studying genes. It looks at all the me

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May 27 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Closer Look at Air Pollution's Cross-Border Impact

Air pollution doesn't stop at borders. It's a sneaky problem that affects not just the environment, but also people's health and the economy of neighboring areas. This is what they call transboundary air pollution. It's not fair, and it's a big deal. Let's talk about PM2. 5, tiny particles that can

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May 27 2025HEALTH

Unusual Genetic Disorder: A Family's Journey with Pancreatic Tumors

A rare genetic disorder has been identified in a single family. This condition causes an unusual form of pancreatic tumor. The disease is so rare that only seven cases have been noted in medical history. The disorder is called Mahvash disease. It's caused by a specific genetic mutation. This mutatio

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May 27 2025SCIENCE

Engineering Bacteria to Boost a Valuable Acid

5-Aminolevulinic acid, often shortened to 5-ALA, is a highly sought-after amino acid. It's valuable in many industries, but making it efficiently has been a challenge. Researchers have been working on using bacteria as tiny factories to produce 5-ALA. The trick is to find a quick way to check which

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May 27 2025HEALTH

The Future of Medical AI: Beyond Simple Tests

Medical AI systems are becoming more advanced. They can handle a wide range of tasks. This is great, but there are some big questions. How do we know these systems are safe and useful? Right now, most tests use benchmarks. These benchmarks can have problems. They might use the same data that the AI

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May 26 2025HEALTH

The Heart's Hidden Helpers: How SNHG15 Could Revolutionize Cardiac Repair

Heart attacks are scary. They happen when blood flow to the heart is blocked. This can cause serious damage. But what if there was a way to help the heart heal itself? Enter SNHG15, a long non-coding RNA. It's a type of molecule that doesn't make proteins but plays a big role in how cells work.

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May 26 2025SCIENCE

Miscanthus' Secret Weapons Against Salt and Drought

Miscanthus lutarioriparius is a plant that grows back every year. It is known for producing a lot of biomass. This makes it useful for making biofuels and other eco-friendly products. Scientists have been studying this plant to understand how it handles tough conditions like too much salt or not eno

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May 26 2025SCIENCE

How Our Actions Shape What We Hear and See

When people talk, they don't just hear and see sounds and movements. They experience a blend of both. This blend is different when people generate the sounds and movements themselves, compared to when they just observe or listen. Most research has focused on single senses, like sight or sound. But w

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