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Something extraordinary is happening in the hallowed corridors of Harvard Medical School, a feat that would have seemed like pure fantasy just yesteryear. Elderly mice, their fur grey and movements sluggish, are literally growing younger.
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Four billion years ago, in the scalding depths of ancient Earth’s hydrothermal vents, something extraordinary was taking shape. Deep beneath the surface of a world that bore little resemblance to our own, the hypothesised common ancestral cell from which the three domains of life, the Bacteria, the Archaea, and the Eukarya originated was beginning its epic journey towards complexity.
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Neuroscientists have discovered anxiety’s precise neural address. More remarkably, they’ve found a way to switch it off without the mental fog, memory lapses, or cognitive dulling that plague millions taking conventional anxiety medications.
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Cutting-edge research is revealing a far more extraordinary truth: the heart is not merely a pump, but a sophisticated, spiralling organ of perception that orchestrates the very dance of life itself.
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DNA analysis of 21 sets of human remains spanning 6,000 years has revealed a population that existed in complete genetic isolation — a group of people who appear to have no ancestors or descendants in the archaeological record.
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In recent times atmospheric CO₂ concentrations have reached unprecedented levels, with 2024 marking the largest annual increase ever recorded, a groundbreaking international study offers a surprising ray of hope.
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In a groundbreaking discovery that could transform how we treat obesity, Swedish researchers have identified the precise brain circuitry responsible for semaglutide’s remarkable weight loss effects.
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Emerging research suggests that gravitational waves played a far more intimate role in our existence than anyone imagined. The very waves that allowed us to peer deeper into the universe’s mysteries may have been instrumental in creating the conditions necessary for human intelligence to evolve.
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In the sterile corridors of the University of Michigan Medical Centre, a quiet revolution is taking place. No surgical instruments gleam under bright operating theatre lights. No chemotherapy drips slowly into patients’ veins. Instead, the weapon against advanced cancer is something far more elegant: sound.
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A groundbreaking study reveals that whilst artificial intelligence excels at grammar and structure, it fundamentally lacks the personal engagement that makes human writing compelling
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