Category: Science
How Down Syndrome Reshapes the Developing Brain
A new study provides a cellular-resolution map of Down syndrome brain development, identifying a depletion of progenitor cells as the cause of smaller brain size.
Rectal Cancer Is Striking Earlier And Killing Faster
Rectal cancer deaths among older millennials are accelerating, with growth in mortality far outpacing colon cancer, suggesting primary care doctors should fully investigate early symptoms in patients under age 45.
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Alcohol-Free Beer Contains Similar Vitamin B6 Levels To Regular Beer, Study Finds
Cracking open an alcohol-free beer after a long day delivers similar amounts of a nutrient your body genuinely needs, without the health risks tied to alcohol.
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Many Published Studies In Top Science Journals Don’t Hold Up To Review, Landmark Audit Finds
Science runs on trust. Journals publish findings, policymakers act on them, and the public assumes the math checks out.
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25% of Chronic Pain Patients Show ADHD Traits
A study of 1,000 Japanese patients reveals that undiagnosed ADHD traits may be a hidden driver behind treatment-resistant chronic pain.
Your Brain Might Build Mental Images By Turning Neurons Off, Not On
Close your eyes and picture a red apple. Most people can do this without effort, conjuring a vivid mental snapshot of something that isn’t actually in front of them.
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