A study has revealed that about 40 % of Type 2 diabetic patients stopped taking their second-line medication in the US. It also highlighted that discontinuation was higher (50 %) among GLP-1 RA drugs, which are linked to gastrointestinal side effects.

Scientists have found out that exposure to Agent Orange, a well-known toxin with wide-ranging health effects, damages brain tissue similar to those found in early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.

Researchers have shared that our deep sleep could reveal how cooperative we are. They mention that participants who exhibited higher slow-wave activity in a specific brain region were more generous in the 'Public-Good Game' than individuals with lower slow-wave activity.

Scientists have developed a groundbreaking technique that captures the movement of electrons in liquid water in real-time, marking a significant advancement in experimental physics.

Researchers have found out that the parent-led online program is capable of substantially reducing the amount of therapist time required and making support more accessible for many families. The move also has the potential to expand access to the much-needed mental health treatment for children.

Crafted from DNA, a tiny yet powerful motor is poised to revolutionize molecular factories and medical diagnostics. Powered by supercomputers, this innovation opens new frontiers in nanoscale machinery, echoing sci-fi visions and advancing real-world applications.

Artificial intelligence and automated laboratory infrastructure are massively accelerating the development of new chemical catalysts. With these tools, researchers at ETH Zurich are developing catalysts for efficiently and cost-effectively synthesising the energy source methanol from CO2.

Eppendorf has introduced a thermoblock Smartblock cryo thaw which provides a dedicated thawing program for a reproducible and reliable thawing of cells from frozen storage conditions to +37 °C.

Researchers have made use of experiments and computational modeling to study interactions between carbon molecules and clay minerals in the soil. They found that electrostatic charges, structural features of carbon molecules, surrounding metal nutrients in soil and competition among molecules all play major roles in the soil’s ability or inability to trap carbon.

In a study, researchers have revealed that there are many more fern species in the genus Danaea than previously thought. Now, they made use of DNA analyses to conclude that there are 18 new fern species.