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The FREELANDER division of global automaker Chery concluded an intensive dynamic vehicle evaluation program in…
FREELANDER Showcases AI and Digital Technology to International Guests
Automotive innovator FREELANDER hosted an extensive technological showcase in Wuhu, China, presenting an international delegation…
Eskimoz Introduces an Integrated Approach to SEO, AI Search Visibility and Digital Acquisition
European digital acquisition agency Eskimoz unveiled a comprehensive search optimization methodology, integrating conventional technical search…
Ginkgo Bioworks AI-Driven Lab Notebooks Written Entirely by Machine Mark New Era
Ginkgo Bioworks COO Reshma Shetty described the moment an AI model wrote its first lab notebook entry as a major shift in how modern science is practiced.
Time to Relabel Low-Risk Prostate Cancer to Remove Stigma and Reduce Overtreatment
Researchers argued in a medical journal that renaming low-risk prostate cancer would reduce unnecessary anxiety and overtreatment in newly diagnosed patients.
Prenatal Gut Microbiome Interactions May Shape Brain Development Before Birth
A study suggested that a baby’s genes and gut microbes interact before birth to influence early brain development potentially affecting cognitive traits.
Study of 8300 Older Adults Finds Salt-Shaking Habit Persists Especially Among Men
Brazilian researchers found that older men commonly add salt at the table despite established links to cardiovascular disease and faster cognitive decline.
Long-Overlooked Thymus Organ Linked to Healthy Aging and Improved Cancer Survival Rates
Mass General Brigham researchers found people with healthier thymuses as measured by CT scan had better cancer survival rates and lived longer on average.
Intermittent Fasting Rewires Gut Bacteria and Brain Circuits in Obese Adults Study Finds
A study of obese adults found intermittent fasting triggered significant gut microbiome changes and measurable shifts in brain activity alongside weight loss.
New Experimental Diabetes Pill Burns Fat Through Muscle Metabolism Without Ozempic Side Effects
Scientists developed an oral diabetes and obesity treatment that activates skeletal muscle metabolism to lower blood sugar without causing the appetite suppression linked to GLP-1 drugs.
Scientists Finally Shrink Powerful Femtosecond Laser Onto a Computer Chip After 20 Years
EPFL researchers developed a chip-scale ultrafast laser matching the performance of large tabletop femtosecond lasers opening new possibilities for miniaturised technology.
Teen Fitness Levels Tied to Early Atrial Fibrillation Risk and Later Cardiovascular Benefit
A new study found that while high fitness in teenagers increases early atrial fibrillation risk it offers long-term cardiovascular protection later in life.