Weight-loss drug shrinks heart muscle in mice and human cells
Trendy weight-loss drugs that make headlines for shrinking waistlines could also shrink the human heart and other muscles, according to ...
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Human study provides evidence that theta phase precession promotes memory formation and retrieval
Previous research in neuroscience has identified numerous neural processes by which the human brain forms, stores, and retrieves important information, ...
Snake research reveals insights into human intestinal regeneration
All animals have some ability to repair and replace the lining of their intestines, a process called intestinal regeneration. In ...
Ancient viral DNA in the human genome linked to multiple sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
New research from King's College London has revealed a link between ancient viral DNA embedded in the human genome and ...
Cats associate human words with pictures, experiment suggests
A small team of zoologists from Azabu University, Japan, has discovered through experimentation that common domestic cats are able to ...
Searching for evidence of ancient human existence, researchers cross the inhospitable Namib Desert
The Namib Desert contains a treasure trove of stone tools about which little is known because it is very difficult ...
AI-powered video analyzer sets new standards in human action detection
What if a security camera could not only capture video, but also understand what's going on, distinguishing routine activities from ...
Discovery of gut-brain regulatory pathway in flies offers insight into human aging
Biologists at Brown University have discovered how a neuropeptide hormone produced in the gut of flies can control their lifespan. ...
Human skin map gives ‘recipe’ for building skin and could help prevent scarring
For the first time, researchers have created a single-cell atlas of prenatal human skin to understand how skin forms and ...
New research reveals how widespread adoption of electric vehicles can improve air quality and human health
A new study from the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto suggests that widespread adoption ...
