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Drug delivery method reverse senescence of stem cells: Study
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Researchers discovered methods for removing older cells from cultures when the capture rate is low. Rather than removing old cells, it is preferable to prevent them from entering senescence in the first place.
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Research identifies subtype of depression
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Researchers at Stanford Medicine have described a novel subtype of depression known as the cognitive biotype, which affects 27 per cent of people with depression but is unresponsive to treatment with antidepressants that are frequently administered.
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Study reveals humans' ancestors survived asteroid impact that killed dinos
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In-depth research of the fossil record has shown a Cretaceous origin for placental mammals, which include humans, dogs, and bats, indicating they co-existed with dinosaurs for a short period before the dinosaurs became extinct.
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Diet of nematodes affects capacity to learn: Study
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Researchers discovered that when nematodes, tiny worms measuring about a millimetre or less in length, eat the bacteria Lactobacillus reuteri, the ageing-related decline in associative learning ability does not occur.
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Study finds insights into transplant rejection, drug development targets
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Researchers discovered new drug development targets as well as potential urine tests. The findings were published in the journal, 'Journal of Clinical Investigation.'
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Chandrayaan 3 testing completed, will be launched in mid-July: ISRO chief
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"Currently the Chandrayaan 3 spacecraft is fully integrated. We have completed the testing and also mated with the rocket compartment... Currently, the window of opportunity for launch is between July 12-19 and we will take the earliest possible date, maybe the 12th, maybe the 13th or may
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Deaf mice have normal inner ear function until ear canal opens: Study
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According to scientists, mice with a hereditary form of deafness have nearly normal neural activity in the auditory system for the first two weeks of life. Previous research suggests that this early auditory activity, prior to the onset of hearing, serves as a kind of training for the brain
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Flexible, supportive company culture makes for better remote work: Researc
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The pandemic made remote work the norm for many, but it wasn't always a joyful experience. Remote work has many advantages, including improved flexibility, inclusivity for parents and individuals with impairments, and work-life balance. However, it can also produce problems with teamwork, co
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Study reveals new enzyme may aid anticancer medicine development
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Many of the medications we use to treat cancer and infectious disease are - or are derived from natural chemicals, but it's difficult to know how nature assembles them.
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That necessary morning coffee may be a placebo
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Many people don't consider the day to begin until their coffee mug is empty. Coffee is commonly assumed to increase alertness, thus individuals drink it to wake themselves up and improve their productivity. Portuguese researchers analysed coffee consumers to determine whether the wakefulness
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Easier access to opioid medicines could lower opioid-related deaths: Study
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According to a Rutgers study, increasing access to prescribed opioid medications may reduce opioid overdose mortality in the United States.
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Performing arts may help in lowering anxiety and depression: Study
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The effect of group-based performing arts-based therapy on symptom severity, well-being, quality of life, functional communication, and social participation was studied by researchers at the University of Exeter. In a study published in BMJ Open, the researchers analysed 171 studies and incl
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