Your Walk Reveals Emotions: Arm and Leg Swings Key
New research shows that larger arm and leg swings while walking signal aggression, while smaller swings indicate fear or sadness, offering insights into non-verbal emotional cues.
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Walking Style Reveals Hidden Emotions, Study Finds
A new Japanese study reveals how your gait—from speed to arm swing—can betray emotions like anger, happiness, and sadness before you even speak.
Scientific Studies Probe Alleged Eucharistic Miracles Worldwide
Forensic analysis of five rare cases where consecrated wafers reportedly transformed into human heart tissue and blood, with scientists identifying consistent findings across decades.
Physics of Pouring Perfect Guinness Pint Revealed by Scientists
Researchers confirm the two-stage pour is essential for achieving Guinness's creamy head, with timing left to bartenders' judgment. The method leverages nitrogen bubbles and glass shape for optimal taste.
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Medical Cannabis Ineffective for Mental Health, Review Says
A comprehensive international review reveals very little evidence that medical cannabis effectively treats anxiety, anorexia, PTSD, and other mental health disorders, despite widespread patient use.
Injectable Peptides Craze: Unregulated Health Trend in the US
Grey-market injectable peptides like BPC-157 and GHK-Cu are gaining popularity among biohackers, raising concerns about unregulated use and health risks, as experts warn of potential dangers.
CERN Discovers Heavy Proton Particle Xi-cc-plus
Scientists at CERN have identified a heavier version of the proton, named Xi-cc-plus, using an upgraded detector at the Large Hadron Collider. This discovery aids understanding of the strong nuclear force, amid UK funding cuts for future upgrades.
Neanderthals Hunted Giant Elephants Across Europe
New archaeological evidence reveals Neanderthals systematically hunted giant straight-tusked elephants, tracking them hundreds of miles across Europe in organised hunting parties.
Plastic Bottles Transformed into Parkinson's Drug
University of Edinburgh scientists have engineered bacteria to convert PET plastic waste into L-DOPA, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuel-based pharmaceutical production.
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Ultra-Precise Strontium Clock Aims to Redefine the Second
A new strontium optical lattice clock measures seconds to 19 decimal places, potentially redefining the second by 2030 and aiding dark matter research.
Chinese Scientists Create 'Hexagonal Diamond' Harder Than Natural
Researchers in China have successfully synthesized a millimetre-sized hexagonal diamond in the laboratory, demonstrating slightly higher hardness than natural cubic diamonds.
Plastic Bottles Converted to Parkinson's Drug by Scientists
University of Edinburgh researchers have developed a method using engineered bacteria to turn PET plastic waste into L-DOPA medication, potentially launching a bio-upcycling industry.
Teen Caveman Survived Days After Brutal Bear Mauling
Archaeologists reveal a 15-year-old 'Prince' from 27,000 years ago survived for days after a horrific bear attack, with evidence of bone healing found in his lavish Italian burial site.
Blood Test Detects Brain Cancer with 90% Accuracy
Scientists have developed a new blood test that can detect aggressive brain tumours with over 90% accuracy, offering a less invasive alternative to surgical biopsies and MRI scans.
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Blood Test Breakthrough Detects Brain Tumours with 90% Accuracy
Scientists develop a revolutionary dual-marker blood test that detects aggressive glioblastomas with over 90% accuracy, potentially enabling earlier diagnosis and real-time monitoring of treatment response.
AI Eye Tests May Spot Alzheimer's Years Before Symptoms
Groundbreaking research suggests AI analysis of retinal blood vessels during routine eye exams could identify early Alzheimer's signs, potentially enabling earlier treatment.
CERN to Transport Antimatter for First Time in World Test
Scientists at CERN plan a pioneering test to transport volatile antimatter, aiming to unlock cosmic mysteries about matter's dominance in the universe through precision measurements.
Giant Prehistoric Crocodile That Hunted Lucy Discovered
Researchers have identified a new species of 15ft, half-tonne crocodile with a distinctive hump that preyed upon Australopithecus afarensis, including the famous ancestor Lucy, over 3 million years ago in Ethiopia.
Tech Pioneer Creates Personalised Cancer Vaccine for Dog Using AI
A Sydney entrepreneur used ChatGPT to sequence his dog's DNA and design a custom mRNA vaccine, shrinking tumours by 75% in a breakthrough with human medicine potential.
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Epilepsy Drug Could Be First Medication for Sleep Apnea
A European trial reveals sultiame, an existing epilepsy medication, reduces breathing pauses by nearly half in sleep apnea patients, offering hope for millions who struggle with CPAP machines.
Roman Glass Vial Contains Human Excrement as Medicine
Archaeologists in Turkey discovered a 1,900-year-old glass vial containing human faeces and thyme oil, providing the first physical evidence of Roman medicinal use of excrement.
Student Dies After Chewing Gum Explodes in Mouth
A 25-year-old Ukrainian chemistry student died in 2009 after accidentally dipping his gum into explosive powder instead of citric acid, causing a devastating blast.
AI Beats Doctors in Glaucoma Detection, Study Shows
New research demonstrates artificial intelligence can identify glaucoma more accurately than human doctors while reducing unnecessary specialist referrals by nearly half.
Frozen Brain Tissue Restored to Function in Cryopreservation Study
German scientists have successfully revived functional activity in frozen brain tissue using vitrification, a technique that prevents ice crystal damage, marking a leap toward medical applications.
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Sparkling Water Boosts Concentration Better Than Coffee
New research shows fizzy water enhances alertness and reduces fatigue during desk work, offering a caffeine-free alternative to traditional energy drinks.
Bedbugs Fear Water, New Study Reveals
A new study finds bedbugs actively avoid water and wet surfaces, a previously unknown behaviour that could lead to innovative pest control strategies.
Exercise, Hedgehog Hearing, AI Mind Influence in Science Podcast
A new podcast explores how exercise enhances brain function, reveals hedgehog hearing adaptations, and examines AI's potential to change human minds.
Bedbugs' Hidden Fear: Accidental Discovery Reveals Moisture Aversion
A surprising lab accident has uncovered that bedbugs actively avoid water and moisture, offering a simple new strategy for controlling these resilient pests.
Hidden Figures Found in Virgin Mary's Eye on Miraculous Cloak
Researchers analyzing the Tilma of Guadalupe claim to have found 13 tiny human figures in the Virgin Mary's eye, defying scientific explanation and sparking debate over its miraculous nature.
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Mosquitoes Deliver Vaccines to Bats in Chinese Research
Researchers at Wuhan Institute of Virology develop vaccine-carrying mosquitoes to immunise bats against rabies and Nipah, aiming to prevent viral spillover to humans.
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