DMT Dose Offers Hope for Depression Treatment in Trial
A clinical trial reveals that a single dose of DMT, combined with psychotherapy, can lead to rapid and lasting improvements in treatment-resistant depression, with effects enduring for months.
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Consciousness Could Last Hours After Death, Research Shows
New research suggests consciousness may continue for hours after cardiac arrest, challenging traditional views of death as instantaneous and raising ethical questions about organ donation timing.
Sir Nick White, Malaria Research Pioneer, Dies at 78
Sir Nick White, a leading figure in malaria research and treatment, has passed away at 78. His work saved countless lives globally through innovative drug therapies.
Amazon's 10p Biotin Gummies Transform Hair and Skin
Amazon shoppers are praising Weight World Biotin Gummies, with a 65-year-old reviewer reporting thicker hair, clear skin, and stronger nails after six months of use.
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Wegovy Pill's Fast Start Boosts $200bn Obesity Drug Sector
The Wegovy daily pill has launched as the fastest drug ever in the US, with 50,000 weekly prescriptions, driving the anti-obesity market toward a projected $200bn value by 2030 amid a shift from injections.
Hardwired for Infidelity? Evolutionary Biology Explains
Evolutionary biology reveals humans evolved both a drive for monogamous bonds and sexual novelty, with genetics playing a role in infidelity tendencies.
Brain Chips Hit Tipping Point in Paralysis Clinical Trials
Decades after initial breakthroughs, brain computer interfaces are entering first clinical trials to restore movement and speech in people with paralysis, led by pioneers like Professor John Donoghue.
Reading and Writing Lower Dementia Risk by 40%
A new study reveals that engaging in intellectually stimulating activities like reading and writing throughout life can reduce dementia risk by nearly 40%, highlighting the importance of public investments in libraries and education.
Chemical 'Goldilocks Zone' Key to Life on Earth Found
A new study reveals that phosphorus and nitrogen must be present during planet formation for life to emerge, explaining Earth's uniqueness and guiding the search for alien worlds.
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Tea and Coffee May Lower Dementia Risk
A major US study suggests moderate consumption of caffeinated tea and coffee could help preserve cognitive function and reduce dementia risk by up to 18%.
Tea and Coffee May Cut Dementia Risk, Research Suggests
A US study of over 130,000 people reveals habitual tea or coffee drinkers have a 15-20% lower dementia risk, though causality remains unproven.
Study: Most Statin Side-Effects Not Caused by Drugs
A comprehensive Lancet review finds only 4 of 66 listed statin side-effects are evidence-based, with minimal risks compared to proven cardiovascular benefits.
Synthetic Species: Woolfson's Artificial Life Revolution
Adrian Woolfson's 'On the Future of Species' explores how synthetic biology and AI could enable humans to create entirely new lifeforms, raising profound ethical questions.
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Catherine O'Hara's Situs Inversus Condition Explained
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Mike Morgan: Respiratory Medicine Pioneer Dies at 75
Dr Mike Morgan, who transformed respiratory care and championed health equality for deprived communities, has died aged 75. The Leicester physician pioneered pulmonary rehabilitation.
London Surgeon's Personal Battle with Eye Disease
A London ophthalmologist who spent years reassuring patients about sudden eye conditions faced his own diagnosis of uveitis and cataracts, fearing career loss before successful surgery restored his vision.
Gene-Edited Dandelions for UK Contraception
British biotech firm QuberTech is genetically modifying dandelions to produce latex for condoms, aiming to create sustainable UK rubber production by 2029.
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Genetics Key to Lifespan, Study Finds
Research shows genetics may account for up to 55% of lifespan variance, challenging previous estimates and highlighting the role of hereditary factors in longevity.
AI Mammograms Cut Aggressive Breast Cancers
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Genetics Determines 50% of Lifespan Variation
New research suggests genetics accounts for 50% of lifespan variation, challenging previous estimates and highlighting the role of biological ageing.
Obituary: Dr Saboor Mir, NHS Doctor, Dies Aged 94
Dr Saboor Mir, an NHS ophthalmologist and GP who served for over 40 years after emigrating from Pakistan, has died aged 94. He witnessed the partition horrors of 1947.
UK Neuralink Trial: 'Magical' Brain Chip Gives Hope
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AI Receptionist Serves 1 Million GP Patients
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AI Creates First Virus, Step Toward Lab-Grown Life
Stanford scientists use AI to design virus Evo-Φ2147 that attacks E.coli, marking a breakthrough in synthetic biology that could revolutionise medicine and evolution.
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