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Results of allometry analyses demonstrate that just adjusting the dose for weight is not sufficient to alleviate adverse effects.

Higher Adverse Drug Reactions to Women May Rise From 50-75% More; New Mouse-lab Study Explains the Source

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.13.2022 07:17 AM

Adverse drug reactions to women finally explained by the latest mouse-lab study. Know more about this study here, read now!

An ancient road in the Arabian desert marked by tombs and monuments.

Explaining 'Desert Kites': Enormous Stone Structures Throughout Arabian Region Used as Mass Hunting Traps Study Reveals

12.12.2022 23:01 PM

A new study reveals that desert kites seen in the Arabian desert may be used as mass hunting traps by previous hunters. Know more about this study here. Read now.

A tetrapod called Keraterpeton galvani from the Jarrow Assemblage.

300-Million Year-Old Mysterious Burnt Lagerstätte Bones Finally Explained After Decades of Studies

12.12.2022 22:31 PM

A new study resolved the puzzled mystery of Lagerstätte, the burnt sedimentary remains found in Ireland. Know more about this discovery here!

Researchers at WSU have found that a sarbecovirus discovered in Russian lesser horseshoe bats is capable of infecting humans and is resistant to the antibodies of people vaccinated against SARS‑CoV‑2.

Khosta-2 Virus Derived From Russian Bat Can Still Infect COVID-Vaccinated Individuals, New Study Reveals

12.12.2022 01:20 AM

New study reveals novel Khosta-2 Virus derived from Russian bat can still infect COVID-vaccinated individuals. Read here to know more!

Diplodocus was a genus of diplodocid sauropod dinosaurs, whose fossils were first discovered in 1877 by S. W. Williston.

Diplodocid Dinosaurs Can Ignite Supersonic Boom With Tailwhip Ranging Up to 100 km/h, Study Suggests

12.09.2022 05:33 AM

Diplodocid dinosaurs known for their long necks and tails, recent study has suggested that these dinosaurs may have been able to produce a supersonic boom by whipping their tails at high speeds. Know more about this study here, read now!

The Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park

Wyoming's Yellowstone Supervolcano Showing Off Signals of Possible Eruption, Study Reveals

12.02.2022 07:30 AM

A latest estimate discovers more magma beneath Yellowstone's supervolcano. Geologists said magma does not increase the likelihood of an eruption. Read more about this news here!

Researchers developed a technique for monitoring the development of electrolytes inside Na- and Li-ion battery cells instantaneously and under real-world operating circumstances

Cell Chemistry Evolution Might Unlock Electrolytes Development Inside Na- and Li-ion Battery Cells [Study]

12.01.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers developed a technique for monitoring the development of electrolytes inside Na- and Li-ion battery cells instantaneously and under real-world operating circumstances. Know more about this innovation here, read now!

P. gingivalis' gingipains (red) among neurons in the brain of a patient with Alzheimer's. (Cortexyme)

Bacterial Pathogens in the Mouth Can Be Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, New Study Suggests

11.22.2022 23:32 PM

A new study suggests that bacterial pathogens in the mouth can be linked to Alzheimer's disease. Know more about this news here, read now!

According to new research, taking anti-inflammatory pain relievers like ibuprofen and naproxen for osteoarthritis may actually worsen inflammation in the knee joint over time.

Ibuprofen, Naproxen, and Other Painkillers Can Aggravate Arthritis Inflammation, New Study Reveals

11.22.2022 02:11 AM

A novel research claims that the arthritis painkillers can cause worse scenarios to the patients with the disease. Know more about this developing news here!

Illustration of a man's internal organs. Respiratory and digestive system.

Intestinal Stem Cell Restoration Can Support as Novel Therapy For Cerebrovascular Stroke Patients [Study]

11.22.2022 00:27 AM

A new study suggests that intestinal stem cell restoration can support as novel therapy for cerebrovascular stroke patients. Know more about this news here.

A pioneering study on misokinesia or the hatred of movements reveals an effect on patients with misophonia.

Pioneering Study of Misokinesia Known as 'Hatred of Movements' Can Trigger Misophonia Patients

11.21.2022 05:58 AM

A pioneering study on misokinesia, or the hatred of movements, reveals an effect on patients with misophonia. Know more about the relation of the two psychological diagnosis here. Read now!

A new study finds new understanding on the water bears’ invincible capabilities, know more about these findings about tardigrades.

New Findings Explain the Enduring Capabilities of the Invincible Tardigrades

11.21.2022 00:08 AM

A new study finds new understanding on the water bears' invincible capabilities, know more about these findings about tardigrades, read now!

A new study has revealed that the weird parallel grooves on the surface of Mars' largest moon Phobos could be a sign that the Red Planet's gravity is ripping the satellite apart.

Mars' Largest Moon Phobos Shows Ripping Signs Due to Extreme Gravitational Force

11.18.2022 07:04 AM

A new study has revealed that the weird parallel grooves on the surface of Mars' largest moon Phobos could be a sign that the Red Planet's gravity is ripping the satellite apart.

New Study Suggests Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling.

Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling, New Study Suggests

11.18.2022 06:29 AM

New Study Suggests Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling. Know how this is possible, read more!

A study by MIT researchers confirms that the planet harbors a “stabilizing feedback” mechanism that acts over hundreds of thousands of years to pull the climate back from the brink, keeping global temperatures within a steady, habitable range.

Earth's 'Stabilizing Feedback' Retains Global Temperatures in Control Over 100,000-year [Study]

11.18.2022 03:55 AM

A novel study published in Science Advances by MIT researchers indicates that the Earth has a "stabilizing feedback" method that functions over hundreds of millions of years to bring the climate back to the brink of disaster, maintaining temperature increases within a stable, livable range.

The study of the sound speed has revealed that heavy neutron stars have a stiff mantle and a soft core, while light neutron stars have a soft mantle and a stiff core—much like different chocolate pralines.

Tags: Study

Higher Adverse Drug Reactions to Women May Rise From 50-75% More; New Mouse-lab Study Explains the Source

Explaining 'Desert Kites': Enormous Stone Structures Throughout Arabian Region Used as Mass Hunting Traps Study Reveals

300-Million Year-Old Mysterious Burnt Lagerstätte Bones Finally Explained After Decades of Studies

Khosta-2 Virus Derived From Russian Bat Can Still Infect COVID-Vaccinated Individuals, New Study Reveals

Diplodocid Dinosaurs Can Ignite Supersonic Boom With Tailwhip Ranging Up to 100 km/h, Study Suggests

Wyoming's Yellowstone Supervolcano Showing Off Signals of Possible Eruption, Study Reveals

Cell Chemistry Evolution Might Unlock Electrolytes Development Inside Na- and Li-ion Battery Cells [Study]

Bacterial Pathogens in the Mouth Can Be Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, New Study Suggests

Ibuprofen, Naproxen, and Other Painkillers Can Aggravate Arthritis Inflammation, New Study Reveals

Intestinal Stem Cell Restoration Can Support as Novel Therapy For Cerebrovascular Stroke Patients [Study]

Pioneering Study of Misokinesia Known as 'Hatred of Movements' Can Trigger Misophonia Patients

New Findings Explain the Enduring Capabilities of the Invincible Tardigrades

Mars' Largest Moon Phobos Shows Ripping Signs Due to Extreme Gravitational Force

Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling, New Study Suggests

Earth's 'Stabilizing Feedback' Retains Global Temperatures in Control Over 100,000-year [Study]

Neutron Stars Structure Resembles Chocolate Pralines, With Stiff Mantle and Soft Core [Study]

Statins vs Dietary Supplements: One Can be 'Vastly Superior' in Reducing Cholesterol, Study Finds

Smartphones Cause Humans To Mutate With Deformed Bodies, Claws by 2100; But Is This True?

Questionable Monkey Research Reignites Animal Testing Arguments

'Pig 311' Mysteriously Survived 1946 Atomic Bomb Test in a Pacific Atoll

Octopus Venom Can Slow Down Skin Cancer Growth, New Study Claims

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