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Lund University
Aggressive Skin Cancer Fueled by Mitochondria, Study Finds
Existing drugs may hold the key to stopping melanoma's deadliest form
The University of Sheffield
World-First Trial Approved to Restore Hearing With Regenerative Cells
A new dawn for millions as scientists prepare to tackle hearing loss at its roots
Caltech
AI-Assisted Imaging Could Revolutionize Breast Cancer Screening
New technology promises a safer, pain-free alternative to traditional mammograms.
Technical University of Munich
The Silent X Awakens: Hidden Chromosome Springs to Life With Age
New research reveals the ‘inactive’ X chromosome in females reactivates over time, shedding light on age-related diseases and sex differences in health.
Zhejiang University
This Is Why Your Brain Freezes During Exams, Even When You Know the Answer
New research reveals how stress disrupts your brain’s memory systems at the worst possible time.
The University of Queensland
Wearable X-Rays for Kids? New Light Tech Makes It Possible
Groundbreaking innovation transforms light into imaging power—making respiratory scans safer, faster, and kid-friendly.
King's College London
AI Trained on 57 Million NHS Records Could Predict Your Health Future
This AI doesn’t know your name—but it might just save your life.
Harvard University
How a Scientific “Fishing Trip” Hooked One of Medicine’s Biggest Breakthroughs
The story behind GLP-1, the blockbuster obesity and diabetes drug, shows how curiosity-driven research—not clinical goals—sparked a global health revolution.
The University of Sydney
Obesity Is Crippling Our Knees – And Women Are Paying the Highest Price
Knee osteoarthritis is rising fast, especially among women — but a Mediterranean diet and more fiber could be powerful weapons in the fight.
University Of Cambridge
Removing Ovaries Dramatically Cuts Risk of Early Death in Some Breast Cancer Patients
New research shows a common preventive surgery offers powerful survival benefits for women with high-risk BRCA gene variants—without major side effects.
Harvard University
Scientists Just Tracked How Memories Are Made—Down to the Millisecond
A groundbreaking new brain-mapping technique opens a window into learning, offering hope for tackling dementia and beyond.
MIT
Your Brain Might Have a Built-in Fear 'Off Switch'—And Dopamine Holds the Key
Scientists uncover how your brain decides when it’s safe to stop being afraid.
University College London
Your Parents’ Genes Shape You—Even the Ones You Didn’t Inherit
A groundbreaking UCL study reveals that non-inherited parental genes can still influence children’s education, behavior, and mental health through the environment they create.
Ludwig Maximilians Universität München
MS May Actually Start in the Gut, Not the Brain
Identical twin study finds gut bacteria in the small intestine that could be triggering multiple sclerosis.
MIT
Facial Bacteria Breakthrough Could Pave the Way for Skin-Boosting Probiotics
Teenage Skin May Hold the Key—Study Finds Ideal Window for Probiotic Therapies During Acne-Prone Years