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The ‘Shocking’ Step to Better Sleep for Teens (It’s Healthy Food)
The ‘Shocking’ Step to Better Sleep for Teens (It’s Healthy Food)
Separating lessons from hype in a recent Sleep Health Journal study
Sam Westreich, PhD
Jun 16
Caterpillars Used to Synthesise Complex Fluorescent Molecules
Caterpillars Used to Synthesise Complex Fluorescent Molecules
Step aside conventional methods, using insects in your chemical synthesis is the new trend.
Cassie Welander, PhD
Jun 16
Substack is Full of Anti-Vaccine Misinformation
Substack is Full of Anti-Vaccine Misinformation
Scrolling through, and debunking, my top recommended “Health & Wellness” articles
Sam Westreich, PhD
Jun 13
Mitochondria Aren’t Just Energy Factories — They Take on Dual Roles to Meet Metabolic Demands
Mitochondria Aren’t Just Energy Factories — They Take on Dual Roles to Meet Metabolic Demands
Nutrient-deprived conditions create a division of labor among our cellular powerhouses.
Brady Holmer
Jun 10
Will Humans Live to 150? Not in Our Lifetime
Will Humans Live to 150? Not in Our Lifetime
The “radical” idea of radical life extension.
Brady Holmer
Jun 4
Revisiting the Myth: Does Coffee Dehydrate Us?
Revisiting the Myth: Does Coffee Dehydrate Us?
A commenter fears that the caffeine disrupts our electrolyte levels
Sam Westreich, PhD
May 29
James Webb Space Telescope: How It’s Changing Our Understanding of the Universe
James Webb Space Telescope: How It’s Changing Our Understanding of the Universe
How the James Webb Space Telescope is Expanding Our View of the Universe
EmmadTech Info
May 28
New Bed Nets Kill the Malaria Parasite in Mosquitoes
New Bed Nets Kill the Malaria Parasite in Mosquitoes
A new combination of antimalarial compounds has been found to effectively kill the malaria parasite in mosquitoes.
Cassie Welander, PhD
May 21
The Burden of Knowing — Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis in an Era of Limited Treatment
The Burden of Knowing — Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis in an Era of Limited Treatment
Why Early Disease Detection Presents an Ethical Dilemma
Anne Freier
May 20
This Tiny Predator Uses Tools to Capture Its Prey
This Tiny Predator Uses Tools to Capture Its Prey
Researchers discovered assassin bugs were weaponising resin to catch their stingless bee prey.
Cassie Welander, PhD
May 19
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