ScienceDaily

48 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Gene Editing May Replace Daily Medication But Raises Critical Risks · Researchers outline safety and access barriers for widespread gene therapy adoption.
• Study links ultra-processed foods to child brain reward response and weight gain · JAMA Network Open study associates child ultra-processed food intake with brain activity and future weight gain.
• Johns Hopkins study finds vitamin A reshapes vision development theory · Johns Hopkins researchers discovered vitamin A derivative drives human retina cone cell transformation.
• Cambridge researchers develop $10 lab-grade spectrometer for wearables · University of Cambridge team created a low-cost high-precision optical sensor for medical wearables.
• WEHI researchers identify immune cells that target deadly small cell lung cancer · WEHI scientists found gamma delta T cells can kill aggressive small cell lung cancer tumors.
• AI Finds Unexpected Increased Appetite Reports From Unapproved Retatrutide Users · University of Pennsylvania researchers used AI to analyze Reddit posts about unapproved retatrutide use.
• Soy Compound LPC70 Reduces Salt Related Brain And Blood Pressure Harm In Mice · Japanese researchers found soy-derived LPC70 mitigates high salt cognitive and cardiovascular damage in mice.
• Pilot Study Finds Daily Blueberries May Alter Gut Enzymes Linked To Mood · Small pilot study links daily blueberry intake to gut microbial enzyme changes in older adults.
• Red meat sugar Neu5Gc linked to 63% higher type 2 diabetes risk · New observational study links red meat sugar Neu5Gc with elevated type 2 diabetes risk.
• Psilocybin reduces escalated aggression in mangrove rivulus fish study finds · Canadian researchers found low psilocybin doses reduce aggressive attacks in test fish.
• Mount Sinai scientists identify 3 brain pathways for depression DBS success · Researchers found three brain pathways linked to lasting relief from DBS depression treatment.
• Study finds sex hormones drive differing skin stem cell behavior in mice · Researchers identified sex hormone regulated differences in skin stem cell coordination.
• Cambridge study finds common sweeteners alter gut bacteria growth · University of Cambridge researchers tested 39 sweeteners and found most affect gut bacteria.
• Experimental drug DT-109 reverses fatty liver disease by targeting the gut · Michigan Medicine researchers found DT-109 reverses severe fatty liver disease in animal studies.
• Stanford develops label-free high-resolution microscope for living cell imaging · Stanford researchers created iISM, a new microscope imaging living cells without fluorescent labels.
• USC Scientists Develop Renewable Cancer-Fighting Immune Cell Production · USC researchers created a scalable method to produce engineered cancer-fighting immune cells.
• Yale researchers identify brain mechanisms linking stress to stronger memories · Yale scientists discovered how cortisol alters brain networks to strengthen emotional memories.
• Researchers identify biological mechanism for exercise reversing muscle aging · Duke-NUS led study finds exercise restores balance in aging muscle cellular systems.
• OHSU Study Links Late Night Eating To 20-30% Higher Liver Disease Risk · OHSU researchers found late night eating correlates with 20-30% elevated liver disease risk.
• Virginia Tech researchers find smaller cancer cells carry higher aggression risk · Virginia Tech scientists link smaller tetraploid cancer cells to faster deadlier tumor growth.
• Alzheimer's brain study links amyloid clearance to reduced tau buildup · Post-mortem analysis finds amyloid removal limits tau tangle formation in an Alzheimer's patient brain.
• Stroke rates nearly doubled in younger adults over three decades, study finds · A published medical study found stroke rates nearly doubled for adults aged 20-54.
• Tulane study links loneliness to loss of nearly six healthy years · New Tulane University research finds loneliness reduces healthy life expectancy by up to 6 years.
• Stanford Researchers Develop Cancer Kill Switch That Eliminated Lymphoma In Mice · Stanford team created molecule TCIP3 which eradicated lymphoma tumors in mice within 11 days.
• UCSF Scientists Reprogram Immune Cells In Vivo to Fight Cancer · UCSF researchers developed a method to genetically reprogram T cells directly inside the human body to treat cancer.
• High-dose vitamin B3 trial shows promise for treating aggressive brain cancer · A clinical trial at the University of Calgary finds high-dose niacin may extend survival for glioblastoma patients.
• Study confirms weak sunlight still causes measurable skin DNA damage · QIMR Berghofer research finds low intensity sunlight damages skin DNA without redness.
• New Laser-Free Eye Surgery Technique Reshapes Cornea Using Electricity · Researchers test electromechanical reshaping to correct vision without lasers or incisions.
• Study finds breast cancer screening overdiagnosis risk far lower than prior estimates · New analysis concludes breast cancer screening overdiagnosis is below 5%, not 30-50%.
• Scented Cleaners Create Invisible Nanoparticles Indoors · Purdue researchers found scented cleaning products generate nanoparticles that can penetrate deep into lungs.