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Category: Health & Science
Palmitic Acid in Common Foods Worsens Insulin Resistance While Olive Oil’s Oleic Acid Protects It
The study reveals stark contrasts between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids at the cellular level with implications for diabetes management.
Researchers on Drifting Arctic Laboratory Will Probe Biology of the Polar Ocean
Scientists aboard a vessel frozen into Arctic sea ice will spend months studying microorganisms and ecosystems in the most remote ocean on Earth.
Heliconius Butterflies Live Several Times Longer Than Related Species with Minimal Signs of Ageing
Scientists are studying the longevity mechanisms in these butterflies whose lifespan secrets may hold clues for human longevity research.
Omega-3 DHA Supplements Raise Blood Levels But Show No Brain Benefits in New Research
The study challenges the widely held belief that DHA supplementation protects cognitive health suggesting the relationship is more complex.
Antarctica’s Hidden Structure: Scientists Find Vast Fan-Shaped Formation Beneath the Ice Sheet
Geoscientists using radar and satellite data identified a large previously unknown geological structure beneath Antarctica with implications for ice dynamics.
Ketogenic Diet May Help Manage Type 2 Diabetes and Treatment-Resistant Depression New Studies Show
Three recent studies together suggest that low-carb high-fat diets have therapeutic value beyond weight loss in two major health conditions.
Neurons Break Their Own DNA During Brain Development to Navigate Tight Spaces
Newborn neurons routinely sustain severe DNA damage as they squeeze through tight regions of the developing brain — a surprising and essential process.
France Records Its Hottest-Ever Day; Temperatures Reach 44.3 Celsius in Parts of Country
Meteo France confirmed Tuesday as France’s hottest day since records began in 1947 with 43°C recorded in Les Herbiers and higher elsewhere.
Meteorite Reveals Lost Planet That Formed at the Dawn of the Solar System 4.5 Billion Years Ago
The meteorite’s unusual composition suggests it came from a long-destroyed early planet that formed from different materials than Earth.