New biological research suggests that the overwhelming prevalence of right-handedness in humans has deep evolutionary roots going back millions of years.
Breaking News
Latest Posts
MENA Data Center Market: Existing and Upcoming Facilities Database 2026-2031 – 136 New Facilities to Add 8.9 GW as Saudi Arabia Leads Expansion
The Middle East and North Africa data center market is poised for transformative expansion over…
Australia Existing and Upcoming Data Center Portfolio Database 2026-2031: Upcoming Capacity at 5x Existing Levels Signals Major Investment Opportunities
A comprehensive research report published by Research and Markets revealed an unprecedented surge in Australia's…
Put AI on the table in Brussels: Thirteen rules for AI in Europe
An international consortium of academic researchers from leading European universities, the Max Planck Society, and…
Tiny Galaxies Orbiting the Milky Way May Help Solve Cosmology’s Dark Matter Mystery
Astronomers say that satellite dwarf galaxies orbiting our galaxy could provide crucial new clues to resolving the dark matter problem.
MIT Scientists Identify Cysteine as an Amino Acid That Helps the Gut Heal Itself
MIT researchers discovered that cysteine triggers a gut repair mechanism, pointing to potential dietary and clinical applications for intestinal diseases.
Junk Food in Childhood Rewires Brain Permanently Even After Switching to Healthy Diet Study Shows
Scientists found that high-fat high-sugar diets in early life produced lasting changes in brain structure that persist into adulthood.
Common Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Linked to Hidden Brain Damage Before Birth Scientists Warn
Researchers studying New York City children have found that a widely used insecticide may cause lasting neurological damage in foetuses.
Major International Study Uncovers New Genetic Clues Linked to Severe Morning Sickness Hyperemesis Gravidarum
A large global genomic study has identified new genetic variants associated with hyperemesis gravidarum, which can require hospitalisation during pregnancy.
Hubble Space Telescope Witnesses Comet Splitting Apart in Real Time
In a rare astronomical event, the Hubble Space Telescope captured images of a comet breaking apart in real time in a stroke of observational luck.
Short-Term Dietary Changes Reduce Biological Age in Older Adults New Research Suggests
Scientists found that even brief dietary interventions, particularly those reducing fat intake, can reduce measurable biological age markers in older people.
Low-Dose Digoxin May Provide Significant Benefits for Heart Failure Patients Study Finds
New research indicates that low-dose digoxin could offer meaningful improvements in outcomes for patients suffering from heart failure.
Gene-Silencing Therapy Safely Lowers LRRK2 Protein in Early Parkinson’s Disease Trial
An experimental therapy targeting the LRRK2 gene safely reduced the relevant protein levels in an early-stage Parkinson’s clinical trial.