How Meditation Can Help You Make Fewer Mistakes
A new study explains how meditation can help you make fewer mistakes, according to researchers at Michigan State University.
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Dogs Know When You're Acting Intentionally, Researchers Find
According to a new study from the Max Planck Institute, dogs can tell when we are acting intentionally and unintentionally.
New Cancer Treatments May Be on The Horizon - Success in mRNA Vaccine Trials Use Patients' Immune Systems
Some of the harshest, fastest cancers could be eliminated through the pairing of personalized mRNA vaccines with immuno-checkpoint drugs.
Archaeologists in Egypt Discover Mummy With Gold Tongue
In the Classical-era city of Taposiris Magna, in Egypt, a number of mummies were recently discovered, one of which had a gold tongue.
Clever Cockatoos Craft 3-Piece Tool Set to Extract Fruit - Becoming Only 4th Animal Species to Do So
Breaking barriers in the bird world are Goffin's Cockatoos, who have been discovered as capable of making and using whole tool "sets".
A Sorceress' Toolkit Has Been Discovered in the Ashes of Pompeii
A trove of small objects was found recently in Pompeii, thought to belong to a kind of poor sorceress for use in fertility and luck rituals.
Billionaire Gives Away Most of His Fortune to Help Save the Ocean
This Norwegian businessman is giving away "the lion's share" of his fortune to help nurse the oceans back to health.
A Certain Kind of Smiling Can Repair Relationships that Have Been Damaged by Mistrust
Providing insight into how smiling affects human interaction, scientists have found that smiling can repair trust, but also damage it.
Barnacle Glue Inspired MIT Scientists to Make a Paste that Can Stop Heavy Bleeding in Seconds
A glue inspired by the oil used by barnacles sealed a cut in a rat's heart in 10-seconds, blowing surgeons away with its effectiveness.
Cold Planets Exist Throughout Our Galaxy, Even in the Galactic Bulge, Scientists Discover
Osaka University and NASA find new information about the distribution of cold planets in the Milky Way.
Is Your Goal to Walk 10,000 Steps? Science Shows We Need A Lot Fewer
The popular recommendation for 10,000 steps was invented by a watchmaker to sell a product. 7,000 steps for health is more accurate.
Irrigation System Talks to Plants to Find Out When they Need Water - Cutting Water Use by 30-50%
Compared with drip irrigation, a new technology that "listens" to when plants are thirsty could cut water use on farms and lawns by 30-50%.
Pecan-Rich Diet Shown to Reduce Cholesterol in New Study
A University of Georgia study shows that pecans can significantly reduce cholesterol levels.
U.S. DEA is Finally Allowing Companies to Grow Their Own Cannabis for Scientific Research
The DEA has granted 33 entities legal approval to produce weed for national research purposes, ending the agency's 50 year monopoly.
Phase 3 Trial of MDMA Therapy for Severe PTSD is So Successful That 67% Don't Qualify For Diagnosis Now
A breakthrough Phase 3 Trial of MDMA Therapy for severe PTSD was so successful that 67% no longer qualify for the diagnosis.
Another Study Shows Psychedelic Psilocybin Mushrooms Offering Long-Term Relief From Depressive Symptoms
Johns Hopkins rearchers found psilocybin to be surprisingly effective in treating depression at the Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness.
Psychedelics Company Gets Green Light for PTSD Therapy Study Using MDMA in Canada
Numinus has received Health Canada approval of a study for MDMA-Assisted Therapy for PTSD: here's how the trails will look.
Scientists Discover Psychedelic-Like Drug That Doesn't Cause Hallucinations
UC Davis scientists have discovered a new psychedelic-like drug that could help treat depression and PTSD without hallucinations.
Researchers Use Wastewater to Generate Electricity - While Cleaning It Up
University of Washington in St. Louis researcher Zhen (Jason) He has discovered a way of cleaning up wastewater and turning it into electricity.
World's First Underwater Vegetable Garden Reopens Growing Lettuce and Basil in Perfect Temperature
Off the Liguria coast in Italy, 6 floating pods crow basil, lettuce, and other vegetables as the worlds first underwater garden.
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