Category: Science
Investigating the Alarming Rise of Cancer Rates in Iowa: What’s Behind It?
Researchers are diving deep into the reasons behind the escalating cancer crisis in Iowa, raising disturbing questions about agricultural practices.
Earth’s Radiation Belts Under Investigation: NASA’s REAL CubeSat takes Flight
NASA has officially launched its Relativistic Electron Atmospheric Loss (REAL) CubeSat mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base, aiming to study Earth’s radiation belts and their effects.
Potential Breakthrough: Two Cancer Drugs Might Combat Alzheimer’s Effects
A recent study by researchers at UCSF reveals that the cancer medications letrozole and irinotecan could potentially reverse some effects of Alzheimer’s, showing promise in mouse trials for reducing tau protein buildup and enhancing memory.
NOAA Officials on Leave After Sharpiegate Ops: What Happened?
Two senior officials from NOAA, connected to an alleged scandal during Trump’s presidency, have been put on leave, fueling speculation about the timing and reasons for their departure.
Experts Say the 10,000 Steps Myth is Outdated: Aim for This New Goal Instead
Recent research reveals that the health benefits plateau before reaching 10,000 daily steps.
AI Revolutionizes Complex Problem Solving for Drug and Material Design
Years of complex scientific problem solving can be cut down dramatically with AI, enabling faster results.
Urgent Warning: Peru’s Coastal Wildlife Faces Population Crisis Due to Environmental Threats
Peruvian scientists highlight the urgent need for protective measures for vulnerable seabird and sea lion populations, which have been severely impacted by climate change, disease outbreaks, and unsustainable fishing practices.
Is the 10,000 Steps Myth Finally Busted?
New findings challenge the widely held belief that walking 10,000 steps each day is necessary for health. This goal actually came from a 1960s advertising push for a pedometer, not scientific research.
Big Breakthroughs in Radiation Detection Technology
Engineers at Oregon State University have unveiled groundbreaking tech for measuring uranium enrichment and detecting trace elements. This advancement plays a crucial role in nuclear nonproliferation and paves the way for next-gen nuclear reactors.
New Hope for Alzheimer’s: Existing Cancer Drugs Show Promise
Researchers are exploring existing medications that could help fight Alzheimer’s disease. A new study highlights two cancer drugs as promising options, potentially advancing to clinical trials more quickly due to their FDA approval.
