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Eating Dairy Before Bed Can Give You Nightmares, Study Suggests

Health · Canada

Eating Dairy Before Bed Can Give You Nightmares, Study Suggests

54% Center coverage: 45 sources

A new Canadian study suggests that consuming dairy may increase the likelihood of nightmares and poor-quality sleep. See the Story

AI Can Help Determine A Person's Specific Form Of Dementia

Alzheimer's Disease · Morristown

AI Can Help Determine A Person's Specific Form Of Dementia

58% Center coverage: 19 sources

Key Takeaways See the Story

Heart Surgeon Weighs in on Marijuana and Heart Disease Risk

Marijuana · California

Heart Surgeon Weighs in on Marijuana and Heart Disease Risk

80% Center coverage: 15 sources

SAN DIEGO (KSWB/KUSI) -- A new study published in the medical journal "Heart" is raising concerns about marijuana use and its potential link to heart disease, citing findings that suggest cannabis users may be twice as likely to die from heart-related conditions. To make sense of the data, Dr. Alexandra Kharazi, a San Diego cardiothoracic surgeon, spoke with Nexstar's KSWB, emphasizing the need for context and caution when interpreting the resul…See the Story

Ancient DNA Reveals Rare Leprosy Strain Existed in the Americas for Millennia

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Hansen's Disease, more commonly known as leprosy, is a chronic disease that can lead to physical impairment. Today it exists in over 100 countries, and while the infection is treatable, access to treatment varies widely with socioeconomic conditions.Technology · Chile See the Story

Scientists Find "Critical" New Brain Scan That Can Spot Alzheimer's Early

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

What if there was a way to detect if you or a loved one has Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms even start? That’s what health experts across the U.S. are trying to find—and they're racing against the clock. Since 2012, researchers from dozens of universities across the country have been working on The Health & Aging Brain Study - Health Disparities (HABS-HD), the largest and most comprehensive study of the biological, medical, environmental, an…Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

Puzzling Astronomers: Keck Observatory Detects Unexpected Signals From Nearby Star

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By studying faint vibrations within stars, scientists using the Keck Planet Finder have discovered internal features that call long-standing models into question. Astronomers at the W. M. Keck Observatory on Maunakea, Hawaiʻi Island have detected unexpected signals from a nearby star, revealing insights that challenge current ideas about stellar behavior. Using the Keck Planet Finder [...]Space · Hawaii Read Article

New Study Overturns 50-Year Assumption About Fish Schools

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Scientists have long assumed that fish save energy by swimming in neat diamond formations, but a new study using advanced 3D tracking tells a different story. For 50 years, scientists believed that fish swimming in tightly organized diamond shapes could conserve the most energy. But a new experiment from researchers at Princeton and Harvard set [...]Fish · Princeton Read Article

Cellular Battle Captured Live: Breakthrough Science Aims to Stop Pig Organ Rejection

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In a breakthrough study, scientists used spatial molecular imaging to observe how human immune cells invade and begin rejecting transplanted pig kidneys. The immune system’s attack started as early as day 10, peaking at day 33, revealing a critical intervention window. By mapping this cellular warfare in real-time and identifying the specific types of immune [...]Technology Read Article

Surgeons Remove Spinal Tumor Through Eye Socket in World-First Operation

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

New technique preserves major nerves, blood vessels, and other critical structures in a hard-to-access area. In a groundbreaking procedure, a neurosurgical team at the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) has successfully removed a rare malignant tumor encasing the spine and spinal cord of a 19-year-old woman by accessing it through her eye socket (orbit). [...]Technology · Baltimore Read Article

Cosmic Feast: Massive Star Spotted Devouring Gas at an Astounding Rate

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Astronomers uncover how massive stars form by tracking interstellar ammonia. Using the U.S. National Science Foundation National Radio Astronomy Observatory’s (NSF NRAO) Very Large Array (NSF VLA), astronomers have, for the first time, captured the massive flow of gas surrounding a forming high-mass star—an essential process that drives its rapid growth. By studying HW2, a [...]Space · New Mexico Read Article

Sonic Booms in the Sky: How Scientists Use “Bolides” To Improve Planetary Defense

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Faint booms from space help track incoming debris. But the path matters more than you think. Earth gains a little mass each year as space dust rains down from above, adding thousands of metric tons to the planet’s surface. In addition, roughly 50 tons of meteorites fall to Earth annually. Since tScience · Scotland See the Story

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