Global Pesticide Toxicity Is Rising and Threatening Biodiversity
A new study published in the journal Science shows that pesticides used in farming are becoming more toxic to the…
Your Brain Is Always One Step Ahead
A major study published in Nature shows that the hippocampus — a key part of the brain known for memory…
Fear of AI and the Future of Democracy
A recent scientific study shows that the way people think about artificial intelligence (AI) and jobs can influence how they…
From Idea to Reality: The Journey of Cancer Vaccines
Cancer vaccines have long been seen as an exciting idea, but for many years they were considered unrealistic or too…
Obesity and Dementia: New Clues from Genetic Research
A recent scientific study published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism looked at whether being overweight or obese…
Moving Together: How Social Connections Keep Older Adults Active
Physical activity—like walking, gardening, or light exercise—is very important for the health of older adults. It helps maintain strength, balance,…
The Hidden Role of Nitrogen in Tropical Forest Climate Benefits
Tropical forests play a major role in slowing climate change because they absorb carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the air and…
How Ocean Damage Raises the Cost of Carbon Pollution
Climate change causes many types of damage, from heatwaves to floods. To measure these damages, economists use a number called…
How Artificial Intelligence Helps Protect Water from Biological Pollution
Water is essential for life, but rivers, lakes, and oceans are increasingly threatened by aquatic biocontaminants. These include harmful bacteria,…
Natural Daylight Helps Improve Blood Sugar and Metabolism in People with Type 2 Diabetes
A new scientific study has found that spending time in natural daylight can help people with type 2 diabetes control…