Quitting Tobacco Could Push 20 Million Indian Families Into Higher Income Class
AsianScientist (Apr. 30, 2026)–More than one in ten Indian households could get a financial boost large enough to move up one economic class by...
This Fish Glows By Stealing Light From Its Prey
AsianScientist (Apr. 29, 2026)– In the natural world, animals usually rely on their own genes to produce the traits they need to survive. These...
The Secret Light Compass Inside A Fish’s Brain
AsianScientist (Apr. 28, 2026)–Light does not reach only the eyes. In non-mammalian vertebrates such as fish, frogs, and birds, light-sensitive cells are distributed across...
Brain’s “Brake Gate” May Hold Key To Preventing Drug Addiction Relapse
AsianScientist (Apr. 27, 2026)–Drug addiction has a high chance of relapse. Some people may start using drugs again even after decades of abstinence. The...
Bees Break Their Own Rules: Why Popular Flowers Beat Pretty Ones
AsianScientist (Apr. 23, 2026)–A flower’s colour is often its loudest advertisement. In the fierce competition for attention, brighter and more distinctive blooms are expected...
Warming Seas Push Japan’s Iconic Salmon North
AsianScientist (Apr. 21, 2026)–Japanese chum salmon, known locally as shirozake, are crucial to Japan’s fishing industry and culture, particularly in Hokkaido, and can be...
That Fresh-Cut Grass Smell? It’s a Plant’s Distress Call
AsianScientist (Apr. 13, 2026)–That fresh, sharp scent released when grass is cut is often associated with calm and nostalgia, but beneath this sensory experience...
Airborne Clues: New Testing Method Spots Hidden Viruses In Poultry Markets
AsianScientist (Apr. 09, 2026)–Live poultry markets are common across Asia but present a high-risk environment for the spread of infectious diseases. With crowds of...
How The Brain Shuts Down Motivation In Difficult Situations
AsianScientist (Apr. 07, 2026)– We all know the feeling: a task clearly worth doing, yet something holds us back. For most, it’s temporary procrastination....