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UC Riverside Scientists Find Compounds Beyond THC May Influence How the Body Responds to Cannabis

The study opens new avenues for understanding non-THC cannabinoids and their physiological effects.

Researchers found that damaged nerves can be revived by a new approach that targets the source of chronic pain.

Genetic analysis of nearly 500 cat tumours from around the world revealed striking parallels with human cancer.

Researchers identified the compound as a potential vehicle for delivering drugs to the brain for neurological conditions.

Removing IDOL from neurons sharply reduced amyloid plaques and improved key brain processes linked to resilience.

University of Vaasa research found the biggest workplace threat is not AI itself but failure to learn to use it.

By blocking two proteins researchers turned NK cells into more effective tumour-killing immune weapons.

A new study found GLP-1 hormones targeted by Ozempic and Wegovy are present in arthritic joints suggesting new treatment potential

Scientists found that some senescent cells protect rather than harm the body opening a new path for precision anti-aging therapies

A study funded by NASA found that phloretin a compound in apples reduces disuse osteoporosis through anti-inflammatory pathways