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01/31/2026
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By Cassie B.
South Korean researchers create electrode that captures carbon from exhaust and converts it to valuable chemical in one step
South Korean researchers create a three-layer electrode for direct carbon capture and conversion. It captures CO2 from mixed industrial exhaust or air without needing costly purification. The device converts the captured CO2 into valuable formic acid in a single step. This process turns carbon capture from a cost into a potential revenue stream. It works […]
01/30/2026
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By Cassie B.
RFK Jr. replaces entire federal autism panel as rates hit 1 in 31 children
Kennedy appoints 21 new members to a key federal autism committee. The new appointees include several who have publicly linked vaccines to autism. The move sharply divides established science groups and supportive advocates. The committee’s shift will explore environmental causes like vaccines and pollutants. This overhaul aligns with recent federal actions re-examining autism’s potential causes. […]
01/27/2026
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By Cassie B.
Gut bacteria imbalance linked to Alzheimer’s risk in major human study review
Gut bacteria health is strongly linked to Alzheimer’s disease risk in humans. People with Alzheimer’s have distinct and less diverse gut bacteria profiles. This gut-brain connection may drive brain inflammation and nerve damage. Diet and lifestyle changes could proactively help prevent cognitive decline. Human clinical trials are now needed to confirm these promising findings. A […]
01/27/2026
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By Cassie B.
Stop straining: How fiber, sitz baths, and ditching your phone on the toilet can heal hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids affect millions and are often manageable with home care. A key modern risk is using your phone on the toilet, which increases sitting time. Home treatment centers on a high-fiber diet and plenty of water. Soothing methods include warm sitz baths and over-the-counter creams. See a doctor if symptoms persist or for any rectal […]
01/26/2026
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By Cassie B.
Simple dietary changes could transform liver health for people with Down syndrome
A new study reveals widespread liver dysfunction in people with Down syndrome. Dietary fat directly worsens or improves liver health in this population. The research found lifelong elevated bile acids, a key liver stress marker. A low-fat diet mitigated liver damage in mouse models of those with Down syndrome. This suggests simple dietary changes could […]
01/26/2026
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By Cassie B.
Sinking ice on Europa could deliver life’s ingredients to a hidden ocean, study finds
A new study proposes that a geological process could deliver nutrients from Europa’s surface to its hidden ocean. This solves a major puzzle about how life could be sustained in that isolated sea. Dense, salty surface ice may break away and sink through the moon’s thick ice shell. This acts as a conveyor belt, supplying […]
01/22/2026
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By Cassie B.
Study reveals more than 70% of elderly cancer patients prescribed harmful drugs until final months
More than 70% of elderly cancer patients receive harmful, unnecessary drugs. Polypharmacy burdens dying patients instead of prioritizing comfort. Doctors reduce medications near death, but efforts remain insufficient. Admission to palliative care strongly predicts the stopping of unneeded drugs. Systemic failures and a “pill for every ill” culture drive this dangerous practice. A disturbing new […]
01/21/2026
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By Cassie B.
Color blindness may hide a deadly cancer warning sign, early research suggests
Color blindness may worsen bladder cancer survival by delaying detection. A new study links color vision deficiency to a 52% higher mortality risk. The issue is missing blood in urine, a key early symptom of the disease. This link appears specific to cancers without routine screening programs. Experts caution the findings are preliminary and require […]
01/16/2026
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By Cassie B.
Deforestation forces mosquitoes to target human blood, escalating disease risk, study finds
Deforestation in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest is forcing mosquitoes to target humans. Mosquitoes now prefer human blood due to a lack of wildlife hosts. This shift dramatically increases the risk of diseases like dengue and Zika. The change creates a direct link between environmental destruction and public health crises. Conserving ecosystems is crucial to preventing such […]
01/16/2026
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By Cassie B.
Specific type of body fat protects against high blood pressure, research reveals
Scientists have discovered why obesity causes high blood pressure. The loss of a beneficial type of fat called beige fat is key. This loss triggers a genetic program that stiffens arteries. An enzyme called QSOX1 drives this harmful process. Preserving beige fat could lead to new, targeted treatments. Doctors have long known that carrying excess […]
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