Japan’s Invasive Raccoons May Be Spreading Food Poisoning Bacteria
A genetic analysis of river water, wild raccoons and human infections suggests Japan’s invasive raccoons may help spread Escherichia albertii, a foodborne bacterium linked...
AI Can Help Spot Hidden Osteoporosis Risk From Chest X-Rays
Osteoporosis is often diagnosed only after a fracture. New study shows that AI can analyse routine chest X-rays to identify people with low bone...
Too Cool To Care? Air Conditioning Weakens Climate Action Support
Study finds that the more people rely on air conditioning to stay cool, the less likely they are to support broader efforts to cool...
Dopamine Loss Linked To Alzheimer’s Memory Decline
Restoring dopamine signalling reversed memory deficits in mice with Alzheimer’s disease. Read More
Study Suggests Herbal Cigarettes May Be As Harmful As Tobacco
Smoke from popular herbal cigarettes sold in India contained as many—or more—harmful fine particles and oxidative compounds as conventional tobacco cigarettes. Read More
New AI Tool Boosts Pancreatic Cancer Detection
Cancer leaves behind a distinct chemical trail in the bloodstream. Now, researchers have trained an AI system to read those metabolic clues and spot...
Ultrathin Solar Cells Could Turn Building Windows Into Power Generators
Using a thermal evaporation process, scientists created ultrathin perovskite films that allow visible light to pass through while generating electricity from sunlight. Read...
Loss of X Chromosome May Reduce Chances Of Natural Pregnancy
As more women delay parenthood, researchers are searching for better ways to assess fertility. A new study points to loss of the X chromosome...
New Study Reveals Hidden Sources Of Lead In Manila’s Air
The end of leaded gasoline was hailed as a major public health victory, but researchers warn that lead pollution remains a persistent threat in...