A study analyzing Fitbit records shows that patients taking popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications tend to decrease physical movement.
Month: June 2026
Scientists Found a Surprising Problem with Sugar-free Diets
New research suggests that completely eliminating sugar from daily nutrition plans can backfire on metabolism.
Millipedes Beat Vertebrates to Land by 80 Million Years
A complete evolutionary family tree shows that ancient millipedes crawled Earth’s landscapes nearly 460 million years ago.
A Dying Star Could Create a New Universe Instead of a Black Hole
Theoretical research suggests that massive star collapses might trigger the birth of new baby universes rather than singularities.
Scientists Crack a Decades-old CO2 Problem and Triple Fuel Production
A new catalyst design improves CO2 conversion into methanol by separating key reaction steps across different catalyst sites.
Reversing Prediabetes Cuts Risk of Deadly Heart Problems by 58%
A landmark study finds that returning blood sugar to normal levels dramatically reduces cardiovascular death and hospitalizations.
Honey Bees Have Their Own Personal Flight Paths and Fly Them with Stunning Precision
Researchers tracking bees with drones discover that individual bees fly highly consistent personalized routes in the wild.
Tariff dividend check and 2026 stimulus claims: Fact Check
An analysis of viral posts claiming the US government will issue automatic $2,000 dividend checks directly from tariff revenues.
Did Hamas capture an Israeli ‘spy dolphin’ equipped with cameras? Fact Check
Snopes analyzes historical and recent claims surrounding military-trained marine mammals captured near Gaza shores.
DOGE cuts to USAID and their relation to screwworm control: Fact Check
An investigation into whether spending cuts impacted international cattle health and screwworm eradication projects.