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Category: Health & Science
Supplements May Benefit Older Adults Differently Depending on Type and Dose New Review Finds
A comprehensive review found that supplements marketed for healthy aging have very uneven evidence bases with only some showing meaningful benefits.
India Reports IoT and AI as Growing Vectors for Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure
A government-linked report flagged that internet-connected devices and AI tools were increasingly being weaponised to probe national infrastructure.
Moderna Aims for COVID-Flu Combination Vaccine for 2026-27 Season After FDA Decision Reversal
The pharmaceutical company said it would target the upcoming flu season for its next-generation combination vaccine following a positive regulatory development.
Scientists Discover Why DNA-Doubled Cells Refuse to Die With Links to Cancer and Aging
Researchers uncovered a surprising mechanism by which cells that have accidentally copied their DNA survive instead of dying raising cancer risk.
Texas A&M Nasal Spray Reverses Brain Aging in Animal Models With Just Two Doses
A new nasal spray developed at Texas A&M reversed brain aging in mice by reducing inflammation and restoring energy metabolism.
Tiny Sesame-Seed-Sized Sea Slug Discovered in Taiwan Is a New Species
Marine biologists identified a previously unknown nudibranch species living in Taiwan’s coastal waters measuring smaller than a sesame seed.
Astrobiologists Warn That Search for Alien Life May Be Limited by Human Cognitive Biases
Scientists raised concerns that our assumptions about what life looks like could fundamentally limit our ability to detect extraterrestrial organisms.
Compact Quantum Chip Manipulates Light-Based Information With Remarkable Precision Researchers Say
Engineers created a miniaturised quantum photonic chip capable of processing light-based quantum data with high accuracy advancing computing research.
Solar Radio Signal Broadcast Continuously for 19 Days Puzzles Scientists
The Sun emitted an unusual prolonged radio signal that lasted nearly three weeks defying conventional models of solar electromagnetic activity.