People Who've Tried Psychedelics Have Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes
Using data of 375,000 Americans, scientists found those who took psychedelic drugs were half as likely to develop heart disease or diabetes.
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Diver Finds 900-Year-old Sword Wielded in the Crusades Off the Coast of Ancient Israeli Town (LOOK)
Diving off the coast of Atlit, Israel, a man found a 900-year old sword belonging to a knight who fought during the 11th century crusades.
Where's Walrus? You Can Help Scientists by Volunteering to Count Marine Mammals In Satellite Images
There's a new important citizen science project, where you can help track walruses from space in order to establish how they're doing across our planet.
First Artificial Kidney That Would Free People From Dialysis and Transplants Runs on Blood Pressure
The first artificial kidney transplant that would free people from dialysis and transplants runs on blood pressure.
A Mathematician Just Made a Musical Album Entirely Composed of Black Hole Wavelengths - Listen
Combining his love of science and music, Belgian mathematician and musician made an album that transformed black hole data into sounds.
Naturally Occurring Antibiotic Kills Lyme Disease and Nothing Else: A Potential Breakthrough Treatment
Antibiotic that selectively targets Lyme Disease, doesn't damage the microbiome, and doesn't spread resistance, was just found by scientists
Sweat Could Power Smart Watches and Activity Trackers in the Future - Researchers Develop New Technology
Tokyo University of Science has produced biofuel cells that run on sweat so you don't need to worry about charging them.
20-Inch Deep Moss Is Like Walking on a Pillow of Green Snow (WATCH)
Like pillowy green snow, a video of two men walking through a field of Dawsonia moss, the largest species on earth, is oddly nice.
New Study of 'MIND' Diet Shows It May Improve Memory and Thinking Skills in Old Age
Rush University Medical Center has been examining how the MIND diet positively enhances cognitive performance.
New Hydrogel Tablet That Can Purify a Liter of River Water in an Hour
Scientists at the University of Texas have created a hydrogel tablet that can rapidly purify contaminated water.
Eating Mushrooms Could Lower Risk of Depression, New Study Says
Penn State University researchers have found that mushroom consumption could help lower depression. Here's how the trial worked.
Immunotherapy Drugs So Effective that Tumors Disappear in Weeks for Head and Neck Cancer Patients in Landmark Trial
In a trial of dying head and neck cancer patients, two drugs led to life-extension without side-effects, and cured one man entirely.
UPDATE: Plant Opens to Change the Recycling Game by Breaking Down Plastic Bottles With Enzyme From Leaves
Carbios, a French company that impressed industry elites in 2020 with an enzyme that eats plastic, has just opened a demonstration plant
Using your Brain Rather than Google Maps: Alzheimer's Research on London Cabbies is Eye Opening
Knowing 20,000 streets by heart, a London cab driver's hippocampus is bigger than yours: now they're being studied for Alzheimer's Research.
Good Morals in Stories Play a Positive Role in Shifting Values of Teens, Study Finds
An important lesson in the moral education of children could be as close as the book in their hands, according to Uni of Buffalo scientists.
More Than Half of Women Were Seven Months Into the Menopause Before Realizing What It Was
A new Onepoll for Always Discreet has found that women often don't know they are experiencing the menopause initially, and they're glad to learn what's happening.
Promising Results From Antiviral Pill May Change the Game for COVID-19 Effects, Finds Clinical Trial
Pharma company Merck has had significant results with their COVID-19 antiviral pill, the U.S. government has bought $1.7 million doses.
Dogs Catch Actual Chemical Cues From Humans That Transmit Excitement, Fear, or Angst to the Pups
Dogs use all manner of cues, from scents to facial expressions, to read and mirror human emotion, not through evolution, but our shared lives.
Why Do Animals Play? Because They Need To Play - Just Like Children Do
Scientists know why animals play. They need to play. Just like children do. Here's the fascinating research on this story.
Making Clean Hydrogen Energy Is Hard, But Researchers Just Solved a Major Hurdle
Research at UT Austin found a low-cost way to solve a hydrogen energy hurdle, using sunlight to efficiently split oxygen molecules from water.
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