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Black holes: Scientists found a universal rule behind cosmic 'burps'
Whether they're small or massive, black holes seem to follow the same cosmic rhythm when they decide to launch powerful jets of energy.
Cancer cells: Scientists find size matters for tumor aggression
New research shows that smaller-than-expected abnormal cancer cells are actually more dangerous than their larger counterparts.
Osteoarthritis treatment: Epilepsy drug shows promise in cartilage repair
A new study reveals that a repurposed medication could stop joint pain and reverse damage, lowkey changing the game for arthritis care.
Pancreatic cancer treatment: Scientists test vitamin D drug to shrink tumors
A new clinical trial shows a vitamin D analog could help break down the protective shield around pancreatic tumors, making chemotherapy more effective.
Diet sodas: New study finds they work as well as water for weight loss
A two-year clinical trial suggests that sugar-free sodas might be just as effective as water for your weight-loss journey.
MIND Diet: This food plan could shave 2.5 years off your brain's age
A diet focused on veggies, fish, and berries might be the secret to keeping your brain sharp as you age.
Alzheimer's disease: Could a breakthrough outside the brain be the key?
Researchers have discovered that immune cells causing brain damage might actually get their marching orders from outside the skull.
Earth's history: Scientists might have misread a 2-billion-year-old clue
A new study suggests that an ancient 'global' event might just be a local geological fluke.
Dreaming: Why your brain feels like it’s running on low battery
Ever wake up feeling exhausted after a wild dream? New research suggests your brain is actually burning way more energy than you think.