Certain kinds of gut microbes absorb toxic Pfas “forever chemicals” and help expel them from the body via feces, new first-of-its-kind University of Cambridge research shows. The findings …
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New research centre to explore how AI can help humans ‘speak’ with pets | Animals
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogIf your cat’s sulking, your dog’s whining or your rabbit’s doing that strange thing with its paws again, you will recognise that familiar pang of guilt shared by …
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A United Nations research institute created an AI refugee avatar
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogA research institute connected to the United Nations has created two AI-powered avatars designed to teach people about refugee issues. 404 Media wrote about an experiment conducted by …
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Health
Back pain drug could double dementia risk in some adults, research suggests
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A painkiller used for lower back pain could be linked to a higher risk of dementia and mild cognitive impairment …
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Health
‘Tremendous uncertainty’ for cancer research as US officials target mRNA vaccines | Trump administration
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogAs US regulators restrict Covid mRNA vaccines and as independent vaccine advisers re-examine the shots, scientists fear that an unlikely target could be next: cancer research. Messenger RNA, …
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Health
Weedkiller ingredient widely used in US can damage organs and gut bacteria, research shows | Herbicides
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogThe herbicide ingredient used to replace glyphosate in Roundup and other weedkiller products can kill gut bacteria and damage organs in multiple ways, new research shows. The ingredient, …
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If you had a cardiac arrest before the 1970s, an ambulance might arrive quickly, but almost all its crew could do was transport you to hospital, where your …
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Patients with ultra-rare diseases worry new FDA rules will leave them without treatment | Medical research
by eNewsBlogby eNewsBlogUS drug regulators have increasingly signaled a focus on faster approvals and rare diseases, but patients with ultra-rare ailments fear they are falling through the cracks, especially given …