The warming of the Arctic Ocean now reaches to its deepest watersMozgova/Shutterstock Warmer Atlantic water from near Greenland is heating up the depths of the Arctic Ocean, which was previously...
Read moreThe warming of the Arctic Ocean now reaches to its deepest watersMozgova/Shutterstock Warmer Atlantic water from near Greenland is heating up the depths of the Arctic Ocean, which was previously...
Read moreEven as newer antiseizure drugs surge, global prescribing remains anchored to valproate, signaling slow adoption of safety recommendations. Medscape Medical News Source link : https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/despite-risks-safety-warnings-global-valproate-use-continues-2025a1000w9z?src=rss Author : Publish date :...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- HHS has released the names of the authors on its 400-page report on gender dysphoria, which was criticized for leaving that information out when it was originally...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- For the last several months, reports about bird flu have largely quieted -- until now. In the first human bird flu case in the U.S. since February,...
Read moreA parliamentary report warns that vast sums of money invested in diagnostic and surgical services have failed to cut NHS waiting times, raising concerns over flawed planning. Medscape News UK...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- Increasing lung cancer screening uptake to 100% among eligible individuals could more than quadruple the number of lung cancer deaths prevented and life-years gained over a 5-year...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- Osteoporosis may be under-recognized and inadequately managed in gout patients, new research presented at the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) annual meeting suggested. Compared with osteoarthritis patients...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- The importance of diet, including dietary fiber, has come to the forefront in recent research about gout. At the American College of Rheumatology (ACR)'s annual meeting, a...
Read moreQuantum 2.0 visits the edges of our knowledge about the quantum worldRICHARD KAIL/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Quantum 2.0Paul Davies, Penguin (UK, out 27th November); University of Chicago Press (US, out February...
Read moreIf, like me, you live in the UK, you have probably noticed something: there are more and more sport utility vehicles (SUVs) and similar types of large cars on the...
Read more“Wearing the unsmart glasses created an entirely un-augmented reality…”Ekaterina Goncharova/Getty Images By the mid-2020s, the world was becoming swamped with “AI slop”. Whether images, video, music, emails, ads, speeches or...
Read moreFeedback is New Scientist’s popular sideways look at the latest science and technology news. You can submit items you believe may amuse readers to Feedback by emailing [email protected] No laughing...
Read moreDean Patman’s found-object sculpture of a red underwing mothDean Patman Penny SarchetManaging editor, London I’ve long wanted to attend the Society of Wildlife Artists’ annual Natural Eye exhibition, and a...
Read moreScaffolds like these are used to give structure to 3D-printed organsTristan Fewings/Getty Images Replaceable YouMary Roach, Oneworld Publications (UK); W. W. Norton (US) Our bodies are made of many squishy,...
Read moreBeatie Wolfe (left) and Brian Eno preparing to launch their new albumCecily Eno LiminalBrian Eno and Beatie Wolfe, Verve Records On a sunny day in October, I found myself standing...
Read more“Plants have neither ears nor brains, so they can’t appreciate music as we do…”Credit: Michele Cornelius/Alamy Do you play music to your plants? As a botanist obsessed with collecting houseplants,...
Read moreCredit: Kirsty Pargeter/Alamy Jelly belly. Thunder thighs. Muffin top. When it comes to our wobbly bits, we aren’t short of derogatory terminology. Many societies tend to view fat as an...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- Fossil fuels must be phased out worldwide in order to preserve human life and health, doctors and other professionals said Tuesday at the COP30 summit on climate...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- DENVER -- Planned treatment "holidays" can help lessen the toxicity burden of tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) for selected patients with advanced kidney cancer without harming treatment efficacy,...
Read more(MedPage Today) -- Welcome to the latest edition of Investigative Roundup, highlighting some of the best investigative reporting on healthcare each week. How RFK Jr. is Reshaping Federal Health Policy...
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