Scientists Work to Turn the Tide of Oyster and Seagrass Decline in Chesapeake Bay, Often by Hand
Scientists from the Institute of Marine Science in Virginia are working to improve the lives of oysters and seagrass in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Is This the End of Alzheimer's? MEND Protocol of Precision Lifestyle Changes Leads to Compelling Clinical Trials
Clinical trials of a functional medicine approach to reversing cognitive decline from Alzheimer's has produced "unprecedented" results.
Lullabies Can Actually Improve the Health of Premature Babies in Hospital -And Their Family's Health Too
Singing lullabies, says new research from UniArts Helsinki, not only improves the health of premature babies in intensive care but help adults too.
Breathing With This Device for 5 Minutes May Lower Blood Pressure as Much as Exercise or Drugs: Study
A 5-minute breathing exercise can lower your blood pressure as much as medication or exercise, says a new small study from UC Boulder.
Mining Zinc, Nickel, and Cobalt from Plants: "Phytomining" is the Sustainable Future
Mining companies look to scientists to demonstrate "phytomining" on a large scale, letting plants pull nickel out of the ground instead.
Nutrient-Rich Human Waste is Poised to Sustain Agriculture and Improve Economies, Say Researchers
University of Illinois research finds that countries could be moving closer to using human waste as fertilizer, a good thing.
Join a Global Gathering of Researchers on the Importance of Self-Compassion - Free Online
Noted researchers are coming together on September 10 for the free Global Compassion Gathering, and the message: Self-compassion is critical.
If You Have Someone to Talk to, it Could Stave Off Alzheimer's, Researchers Find
NYU researchers find having someone to listen to you when you need to talk is associated with greater cognitive resilience.
This Simple 10-Question Word Test Reveals How Creative You Are
A simple 10 question test from Harvard judges how creative you are by measuring the association between user-submitted words.
Professor Develops Technology That Cools People Down - Without Electricity or AC
A radiative cooling film developed by a UCLA scientist can cool the air around it by 10°F by reflective infrared radiation from the sun.
Metabolism Does Not Slow Down in Mid-Life as is Commonly Believed, Says Study
A new study suggests your metabolism actually starts its inevitable decline much later than we all assumed.
Physical Activity During Depression Not Only Reduces Symptoms, But Increases Brain's Ability to Change, Says Study
The dual beneficial effect of physical activity in depression is confirmed by a new study from Ruhr-University Bochum.
Astronomers Spot Light From Behind a Black Hole for the First Time - Proving Einstein Right Again
Stanford astronomers have discovered how to see X-rays reflected from the opposite side of a black hole, and once again, Einstein was right.
Life-saving Treatment for Heart Attacks Discovered Inside Protein of Deadly Spider Venom
Queensland researchers discovered a potentially life-saving treatment for heart attacks in a very unlikely source–deadly spider venom.
Deeply Empathetic People Process Music Differently in Their Brains
People who deeply grasp the pain or happiness of others also process music differently, say researchers at Southern Methodist University.
Falcons Have Natural 'Eye Makeup' to Improve Hunting Ability, Scientists Discover
South African researchers in Cape Town have discovered that falcons have natural black eye makeup to help improve their hunting abilities.
Massive Balloon the Size of a Soccer Stadium to Launch Telescope to Edge of Space to Study How Stars Form
A collaboration between NASA, the Canadian Space Agency, Durham, Toronto, and Princeton universities, SuperBIT will launch in April.
Don't Worry, Birds Won't Become Dependent on You Feeding Them, Says Study
A new study has found that, contrary to belief, feeding birds won't make them dependent on human help.
'Puppy Dog Eyes' Are an Evolutionary Trait Developed So Dogs Can Better Capture Our Hearts
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth have been looking at the surprising science behind how dogs got their puppy dog eyes.
Duetting Songbirds 'Mute' the Musical Mind of Their Partner to Stay in Sync, Researchers Find
Duetting songbirds 'mute' the musical mind of their partner to stay in sync, researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology have found.
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