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Semaglutide helps with weight loss, but may cause muscle loss in women and older adults. Protein intake could help reduce this effect.
Semaglutide is helping people lose weight fast—but for women and older adults, it may come with the hidden cost of muscle loss.
Joshua Shavit
A rare cosmic configuration: An Einstein Cross with five points of light, instead of the usual four, has been discovered by scientists.
James Webb Space Telescope spots dark matter halo within rare Einstein crossJoshua Shavit
Solvent-based recycling and AI could lead to cleaner, smarter solutions for managing the world’s growing plastic problem.
Solvent-based recycling and AI could be the key to solving plastic wasteMac Oliveau
A new study suggests binge-watching may strengthen memory and spark imagination
Study finds that binge-watching TV shows is actually good for youRebecca Shavit
G299 Type Ia supernova remnant. Measurements from Type Ia supernovae, baryon acoustic oscillations (BAO), and the cosmic microwave background (CMB) hint that dark energy may evolve instead of staying fixed.
UChicago astrophysicists believe dark energy may be evolvingJoseph Shavit
Microglial receptor ADGRG1 helps immune cells eat amyloid plaques and may offer new hope for Alzheimer's treatment.
Meet microglia: The brain’s secret weapon against Alzheimer’sMac Oliveau
The primary goal was to measure changes in body weight, while secondary outcomes included waist size, blood pressure, cholesterol, and overall quality of life.
Daily obesity pill Orforglipron helped adults lose up to 20% of their body weight in global trialJoseph Shavit
When two black holes collide, the total surface area of the event horizon—the invisible boundary beyond which nothing can escape—never decreases.
Scientists finally confirm Hawking’s black hole law strengthening Einstein’s theory of gravityJoshua Shavit
Feeding wild elephants harms animals and people. New study urges tourists to stop and protect wildlife through responsible actions.
Feeding wildlife may seem kind—but it can be deadlyJoseph Shavit
New study reveals deepfakes can fake a heartbeat, making them harder to detect and raising the stakes for digital forensics.
Deepfake videos can fake a heartbeat, making detection harderMac Oliveau
A large new study points to the Mediterranean diet as a powerful ally in fighting gum disease and reducing inflammation in the mouth.
Mediterranean diet linked to reduced risk for gum diseaseRebecca Shavit
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover acquired this image using its Right Mastcam-Z camera. Mastcam-Z is a pair of cameras located high on the rover's mast.
NASA rover discovery suggests Mars once hosted microbial lifeJoshua Shavit
A new soft robotic wearable uses machine learning to restore arm strength and independence after stroke and ALS.
Soft robotic wearable could transform stroke and ALS recoveryMac Oliveau
AI tool RetiPhenoAge uses retinal scans to predict dementia risk years before symptoms
Breakthrough AI-tool predicts risk of dementia from retinal eye scansJoseph Shavit
Planetary alignments may guide the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, boosting chances of detecting alien technosignatures in nearby star systems.
NASA Deep Space Network guides astronomers in the search for alien intelligenceMac Oliveau
Shroud of Turin. The processed image was produced by inverting the brightness of the pixels in the positive image but without inverting their hue, and then by increasing both the brightness contrast and the hue saturation.
Medieval scholar declared the Shroud of Turin a fake centuries agoJoseph Shavit
Antarctica abrupt changes threaten ice, oceans, and ecosystems, with global impacts unless emissions fall fast.
Scientists warn of abrupt shifts across Antarctica’s fragile climateJoseph Shavit