DMT from Ayahuasca Shows Promise as Depression Therapy
A phase II clinical trial finds DMT, a psychedelic from ayahuasca, reduces depressive symptoms with psychotherapeutic support, though researchers caution it's preliminary.
Category : Research
South Korea Birthrate Rebounds: Echo Boomers Drive Increase
South Korea records its strongest birth rebound in nearly 20 years, with a 6.8% increase in 2025 births. Echo boomers and shifting family attitudes fuel the rise, though demographic challenges persist.
Ancient DNA Rewrites East Asian History, Reveals Corridor
A groundbreaking study of 42 ancient genomes uncovers a 7,700-year-old cultural corridor between Siberia and northern China, reshaping our understanding of early human migration and interaction in East Asia.
Universal Vaccine: One Nasal Spray for Colds, Flu, COVID
Scientists develop a nasal spray vaccine that boosts immune cells to protect against multiple respiratory infections, with promising mouse study results and potential human trials ahead.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Great Pyramids May Be 12,000 Years Old, Says Egyptologist
Independent researcher António Ambrósio argues the Giza pyramids predate ancient Egypt by millennia, pointing to engineering inconsistencies and erosion evidence that suggest a forgotten advanced civilization.
Anti-Ageing Drugs Create 'Biological Lottery' with Uneven Benefits
New research reveals that lifespan-extending treatments like Rapamycin and Metformin produce highly variable outcomes, creating a 'biological lottery' rather than uniform benefits across populations.
Why Dogs Tilt Their Heads: Vet Explains Three Cute Reasons
Veterinarian Dr Alex Crow explains three key reasons dogs tilt their heads, from sound location to reading emotions, with insights into health concerns.
T.Rex Walked on Tip-Toes Like Birds, Study Finds
New research suggests Tyrannosaurus rex moved with a toe-first gait, contradicting previous beliefs about its earth-shaking stomp and indicating faster speeds.
40,000-Year-Old Bone Carvings Show Early Symbolic System
Archaeologists have discovered a structured symbolic system on prehistoric artifacts dating back 40,000 years, challenging the timeline of human communication development.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Infant Sleep Patterns May Predict Autism Risk, Study Finds
New research from the University of East Anglia identifies five sleep traits in babies that could indicate future autism diagnosis, linking sensory sensitivity to disrupted sleep patterns.
Oxford's 2,000-Year-Old New Testament Fragments Revealed
Dr Jeremiah Johnston describes the awe of holding Oxford's Magdalen Papyrus P64, the oldest surviving New Testament fragments preserving Jesus's words from Matthew 26.
Meredith Hooper, Antarctic Historian, Dies at 83
Meredith Hooper, a celebrated historian and author known for her extensive work on Antarctic exploration and environmental science, has passed away at the age of 83.
Ancient Figurine Sheds Light on Written Language Origins
A 40,000-year-old figurine discovered in a German cave reveals markings that may represent an early form of symbolic communication, predating Mesopotamian writing by millennia.
Stone Age Symbols: Earliest Writing Predecessors?
Mysterious symbols carved on mammoth ivory plates 40,000 years ago may represent humanity's earliest writing system, according to new mathematical analysis.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
AI Predicts Cancer Patient Survival with Months Accuracy
Scientists have developed an AI tool using 400,000 US cancer patient records that predicts survival time within 10 months, helping families plan end-of-life care.
Cats Show No Emotional Attachment to Owners, Research Finds
New research from Hungary shows cats do not form dependent bonds with humans, displaying equal friendliness to strangers as to owners in controlled experiments.
Scientists Uncover Secret of Horse Whinny Sound
New research reveals horses combine whistling and singing to create their distinctive two-toned neigh, a unique ability in the animal kingdom.
Monkey's Plushie Bond Reflects Harlow's 1950s Psychology Tests
A baby macaque named Punch has captured global attention by clinging to an orangutan plushie after maternal abandonment. This heartbreaking story mirrors Harry Harlow's controversial 1950s experiments that established attachment theory's core principles.
Cats Are Independent, Dogs Depend on Owners, Study Finds
New research reveals cats do not rely on owners for emotional support, unlike dogs who show child-like attachment, confirming long-held stereotypes about feline aloofness.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Monkey Punch's Viral Bond Mirrors Harlow's Attachment Experiments
A baby macaque monkey named Punch has captured global hearts by clinging to an orangutan plushie at Ichikawa City Zoo. This emotional story strikingly parallels Harry Harlow's 1950s psychology experiments that established attachment theory's core principl
Ancient 11th Century Astrolabe Celebrates 1,000th Birthday in Scotland
A rare 11th century Spanish astrolabe, one of Europe's oldest signed astronomical instruments, marks its millennium at National Museums Scotland, revealing medieval celestial science.
Tampon Trial for Early Ovarian Cancer Detection Begins
Scientists launch clinical trial using tampons to detect ovarian cancer early, focusing on women with BRCA gene mutations. The study could revolutionise screening for this often late-diagnosed disease.
UK Puberty Blocker Trial Paused Over Safety Concerns
A UK clinical trial into puberty blockers for children has been halted after the medicines regulator warned of unquantified long-term risks, recommending a minimum age of 14.
Gut Virus Linked to Colorectal Cancer Found, Aiding Early Detection
Danish scientists identify a novel virus in common gut bacteria strongly associated with colorectal cancer, potentially enabling earlier screening and improved survival rates for patients worldwide.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Blood Test Predicts Alzheimer's Onset Within Years
A new blood test measuring p-tau217 protein levels can predict Alzheimer's symptom onset within 3-4 years, offering cheaper, more accessible screening than current methods.
Universal Nasal Spray Vaccine Breakthrough Targets Multiple Illnesses
Stanford scientists develop nasal spray vaccine protecting mice against Covid, pneumonia bacteria, strep throat and allergens. Human trials could begin soon for this potential medical game-changer.
Universal Vaccine Breakthrough: Single Spray Fights All Illnesses
US scientists develop revolutionary nasal spray vaccine that primes immune system to combat all viruses, bacteria, and allergens for months, potentially transforming global healthcare.
Viagra May Lower Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds
A new study identifies Viagra, a shingles vaccine, and riluzole as potential Alzheimer's treatments through drug repurposing, offering a faster, cost-effective route to dementia therapies.
Medical Tampon Trial for Early Ovarian Cancer Detection
A pioneering NHS study in Southampton is testing a diagnostic tampon that could identify ovarian cancer biomarkers earlier, potentially saving thousands of lives annually through improved screening methods.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Quantum Physics Could Explain Consciousness, Study Suggests
Groundbreaking research from Wellesley College proposes that quantum processes in the brain generate consciousness, potentially connecting individuals to the entire universe.
Page 12 of 45
