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New University of Hawaiʻi study finds gut bacteria tied to biological aging
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (392+ words) New University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa research, published July 14 in Scientific Reports, found that differences in gut bacteria explained about 15% of the differences in how quickly participants’ bodies were biologically aging. The study provides evidence that gut microbiome carries meaningful…...
Can Ear-Worn Neurotechnology Improve Focus? What Vagus Nerve Stimulation Can -and Cannot - Do
8+ hour, 52+ min ago (1602+ words) The wearable technology market has become exceptionally good at telling us when we are distracted. Smartwatches display stress scores. Rings estimate recovery. Productivity apps count uninterrupted work sessions, while noise-cancelling earbuds attempt to block the environment long enough for the…...
Monkeys and preschoolers see geometric shapes in remarkably similar ways
7+ hour, 32+ min ago (1253+ words) A new study has found that baboons and macaques match shapes using the same geometric intuitions as human preschoolers. On the hardest version of the task, the monkeys leaned on abstract properties of shape more heavily than the children did. The…...
A bee brain the size of a sesame seed passed a rhythm test that once excluded all insects, and it turns out to belong to a very short list of creatures that can read time
12+ hour, 23+ min ago (751+ words) It is a Saturday morning and the bumblebee on your coneflower is doing what bumblebees do: hovering, landing, drinking, moving on. You have probably never given it a second thought. But inside that fuzzy body, something is running that scientists…...
The Physical Mechanics of Memory Erasure
7+ hour, 21+ min ago (719+ words) Researchers investigated suspensions of large particles suspended in viscous fluid. The team discovered that directional memory (imprinted by stirring) and amplitude memory (imprinted by rocking) can coexist within the same material structure. Animals and electronic devices aren’t the only things…...
Brainless humans? Backup bodies? Inside biotech's depraved new world
8+ hour, 43+ min ago (630+ words) Rumors fly amid new tech that would make Frankenstein blush. Social media's magicians spent decades perfecting the art of slicing human attention into advertising revenue. Is the next step on the corporate road map farming human tissue for spare parts?...
When Your Model Learns the Microphone Instead of the Patient
3+ hour, 20+ min ago (988+ words) A model can be 94% accurate and completely useless. Here’s how to find out which one you have before someone else does. A model that …...
A single dose reversed autism-like symptoms in adult mice within hours
10+ hour, 3+ min ago (828+ words) A UCLA Health study in mice has found that inflammation during pregnancy can produce lasting autism-like changes in offspring. The researchers also discovered that many of the resulting brain and behavioral effects could be improved rapidly in adulthood, although only…...
Magnetic Fields for Nerve Healing: What the Latest Research Shows
6+ hour, 25+ min ago (651+ words) Here’s the thing about electromagnetic fields: they’re not categorically good or bad. The biological response depends entirely on the exposure parameters. The key difference? Control. The rotating magnetic fields used in this nerve conduit are carefully calibrated for frequency, intensity,…...
The Genes That Tell an Embryo Where Everything Belongs
6+ hour, 26+ min ago (1172+ words) Why a paper I first read during my biology degree still fascinates me today. One of the papers that had the biggest impact on me during my …...