Sleep guidelines recommend no screen use in the hour or two before bed. But we found screen time in the two hours before bed had little impact on young people’s sleep. Instead, it was screen time once in bed that caused problems
The rare meteorite fragment weighs less than 90 grams with a diameter of less than 5 cm and was provisionally named the Nqweba Meteorite
New research reveals that less sea ice in the central Arctic leads to lower rain in western and peninsular India but more rain in central and northern India.
A new study has found that rather than being part of the effect, fibrin is the driver of long COVID symptoms
September 3 is a gruesome anniversary but also one we must not forget: on this day in 1941, Nazis first used Zyklon B to kill prisoners at the Auschwitz concentration camp
Analysing fats in blood serum, researchers at the University of Sydney, Australia, found that while weight loss through dieting significantly impacted several types of lipids (fats), changes in different fats affected different types of blood sugar
Research has linked fibropapillomatosis, a benign tumour in sea turtles, to both a virus and environmental factors.
Artificial intelligence is beginning to allow many employers to automate functions long performed by human workers
Researchers have been wondering why most gold nuggets mined in human history were found in orogenic quartz veins
Today, researchers are able to elicit from ancient DNA particular details about ancient human societies
Scientists and entrepreneurs are working on ways to make more cocoa that stretch well beyond the tropics
Experts called a new study’s findings an ‘alarm call’ that should make us wonder whether we should allow more high-rise buildings
A combination of inhibitors that target different aspects of cell cycle and DNA replication makes it hard for cancer cells to survive, thereby enhancing the overall effectiveness of the treatment
The first such manufacturing plant may come up in Haryana’s Manesar, and will likely be a supplier to proposed 2G bio-ethanol plants in U.P., Punjab, and an existing plant in Haryana
Risks for major cardiovascular events like heart attacks or strokes over 30 years were 36% higher in women with the highest levels of LDL-C and 70% higher in women with the highest levels of hsCRP, suggesting the need for universal screening for these and other markers, researchers said
By reducing the activity of a key protein that controls mitochondrial dynamics called Drp1, we were able to restore mitochondria to their normal activity and function; their neurons were protected from disease and able to continue functioning.
Pages
