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Biodiversity loss stands out as the primary catalyst behind the surge in infectious disease outbreaks, rendering them more dangerous and easily widespread, as revealed by a recent study. The emergence of new infectious diseases, frequently rooted in wildlife, is on an upward trajectory. In a comprehensive meta-analysis published in Nature, scientists identified biodiversity loss as the [...]
A scientific team from Hospital del Mar, in Barcelona, has made a discovery that could change the way we treat breast cancer. It is a type of lymphocyte (white blood cell), which appears to have a crucial role in the fight against this disease. This study, published in the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research, [...]
In a recent scientific advance that promises to revolutionize the treatment of spinal cord injuries, a research group from the Madrid Institute of Materials Science (ICMM-CSIC) has developed an innovative and revolutionary hydrogel. This material allows neural cells to be grown under magnetic fields, thus allowing a targeted and efficient approach in the administration of [...]
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“To be messed up as Hogan’s goat” is just one of the idioms that in many languages describe how humans perceive these animals (unhinched, goofy, uncontrollable…). But what if goats were not as stupid as we think? Especially, emotionally speaking. We often attribute human-like qualities related to emotions to dogs, cats, and pets in general, but [...]
In a major breakthrough in cell biology, a research group from Osaka University has identified a protein, named HKDC1, as a key factor in maintaining cellular youth. This research, published in the prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, reveals how HKDC1 plays a vital role in preserving the functionality of two essential [...]
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A team of researchers from Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan has made an important discovery about kencur ginger, a variety of ginger that grows in Southeast Asia, concluding that it has notable anti-cancer properties. Led by Professor Akiko Kojima of the Graduate School of Human Life and Ecology, the team delved into the molecular components of [...]
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