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Robot swarms could turn music into stunning light paintings in real time

Imagine listening to your favorite song and watching it transform into a glowing painting created by moving robots. Researchers at the University of Waterloo have...

The surprising truth about carrots and night vision

You’ve probably heard the advice: “Eat your carrots — they’re good for your eyes!” But how accurate is this claim? Can eating carrots actually improve...

How morning coffee may help keep your blood pressure in check

The effects of coffee consumption on blood pressure have long attracted scientific interest. While coffee has been linked to several cardiovascular benefits, its precise...

How Mediterranean and MIND diets could protect against Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s disease is a common form of dementia that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. As the disease progresses, it can severely impact daily living...

How certain foods can help manage chronic migraine headaches

Migraines are intense, debilitating headaches that affect millions of people worldwide. These attacks are often accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, sensitivity to light and...

High salt intake could impair cognitive function in older people, study find

Researchers have discovered that a high intake of sodium and a high sodium to potassium ratio in the diet can increase the risk of...

How repeated concussions harm the brain

From football players to military personnel, people who suffer repeated head injuries often face serious long-term health issues. These include problems with memory, mood, and...

Cinnamon could help control blood sugar and cholesterol in diabetes

In a review study, scientists from Portugal and the United Kingdom found that cinnamon may help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels in people...

Hidden immune cells in belly fat may hold the key to preventing diabetes

Scientists have discovered a surprising reason why excess belly fat can lead to type 2 diabetes — and a potential new way to stop...

How a rare element could fuel the next generation of space missions

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are taking a fresh look at neptunium, a rare radioactive metal that...

Scientists create cold-proof battery that won’t fail in extreme weather

Extreme winter weather can do more than make people uncomfortable—it can also cripple the batteries that power electric vehicles, backup systems, and everyday devices. When...

Scientists finally solve the mystery of how the most common planets form

Astronomers have finally figured out how the most common types of planets in our galaxy are formed—by watching a set of baby planets grow...

Scientists recommend this diet to control hypertension without drugs

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a condition in which the force of blood against the artery walls remains consistently too high. Often called the...

Scientists discover why some brain cells resist Alzheimer’s Disease

Scientists have discovered why certain brain cells are better at resisting Alzheimer’s disease, a breakthrough that could open the door to new treatments. The research,...

Humans are built for nature not modern life, study finds

A new study by two evolutionary experts, Colin Shaw from the University of Zurich and Daniel Longman from Loughborough University, suggests that many modern...

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Meet the new TikTok, same as the old TikTok

After a legislative ban, a trip to the Supreme Court, and repeated deadline extensions, TikTok recently made a deal to spin out an American...

Astronomers watch a giant star quietly collapse into a black hole

Astronomers have captured one of the clearest views ever of a massive star dying—not in a dramatic supernova explosion, but by quietly collapsing into...

Smart earbuds could soon detect early signs of cognitive decline

Earbuds may soon do much more than play music or take phone calls. According to a new international study, the same devices millions of people...

Astronomers discover “inside-out” planet system that defies cosmic rules

Astronomers have discovered a surprising planetary system that does not follow the usual rules of how planets form. The finding, led by researchers from the...

New device can hide your heartbeat from radar surveillance

Imagine sitting at your desk during a normal workday. You log into your computer, unaware that a built-in sensing system could be tracking your...