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6/12/2026·Science

A Classic Brain Test Exposes AI's Biggest Weakness

A recent study has found that a classic brain test can expose AI's biggest weakness in understanding abstract concepts

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6/11/2026·Science

New Diabetes Pill Burns Fat Without Ozempic's Downsides

A new diabetes pill has been shown to burn fat effectively without the side effects associated with Ozempic.

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6/11/2026·Science

Scientists Map Every Neural Connection in a Fruit Fly and Find a Surprise

A team of scientists has successfully mapped every neural connection in a fruit fly, leading to an unexpected discovery about the complexity of insect brains.

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6/11/2026·Science

The Game-Changing Discovery: A New Alzheimer's Trigger and the Drug That Stops It

Scientists have identified a new trigger for Alzheimer's disease and developed a drug that can stop its progression

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6/10/2026·Science

Reversing Brain Aging: A Scientific Breakthrough with a Simple Nasal Spray

A team of scientists has successfully reversed brain aging in mice using a simple nasal spray

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6/10/2026·Science

Breaking Bad Habits: The Brain Chemical That Makes It Possible

Scientists have discovered a brain chemical that helps break bad habits and adopt healthier behaviors.

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6/10/2026·Science

Cancer Patients Found a Simple Way to Stay Mentally Sharp During Chemotherapy

Cancer patients have found a simple way to stay mentally sharp during chemotherapy, significantly improving their quality of life

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6/9/2026·Science

Dangerous Amoebas: A Silent Enemy Spreading Globally

Dangerous amoebas are spreading globally, posing a significant risk to human health and the environment

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6/9/2026·Science

Protein Traffic Jams: Uncovering the Mysteries of Aging, Memory Loss, and Alzheimer's

Protein traffic jams within cells may be the underlying cause of aging, memory loss, and Alzheimer's disease

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6/8/2026·Science

Intermittent Fasting Triggers Surprising Changes in the Brain

Intermittent fasting can trigger significant changes in the brain, improving cognitive function and reducing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases

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6/7/2026·Science

Scientists Reverse Anxiety by Fixing a Tiny Brain Circuit

A team of scientists has discovered a way to reverse anxiety by fixing a tiny brain circuit

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6/7/2026·Science

The Largest Collagen Study Yet Reveals What Actually Works

A recent study on collagen supplementation has found that certain types of collagen can have significant benefits for skin and joint health

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6/6/2026·Science

Severe Brain Damage in Mice: The Dark Side of an Anti-Aging Drug Combo

An anti-aging drug combination caused severe brain damage in mice, raising concerns about its safety in humans

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6/6/2026·Science

The Dark Side of Vitamin D: Uncovering its Previously Unknown Downside

Recent studies suggest that vitamin D supplementation may have a negative impact on health, despite its known benefits

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6/6/2026·Science

Breakthrough in Parkinson's Research: Scientists Block Key Protein

Researchers have found a way to block a protein that helps Parkinson's disease spread through the brain, which could lead to new treatments

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6/6/2026·Science

Blue Light Exposure Delays Circadian Phase and Impairs Sleep Quality

Evening exposure to blue light suppresses melatonin and prolongs sleep onset latency.

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6/5/2026·Science

Scientists 'Recharge' Damaged Nerves to Ease Chronic Pain

Researchers have developed an innovative technique to repair damaged nerves and alleviate chronic pain

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