Advancements at Delft University: Superconductors control spin waves on chips, paving the way for energy-efficient tech and quantum computing progression.
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DiabetesDrugsObesitySciTech NewsVanderbilt UniversityWeight Loss
Innovative Treatment for Obesity: Tirzepatide Demonstrates Remarkable 21.1% Weight Reduction
The SURMOUNT-3 Phase 3 trial reveals tirzepatide’s efficacy in inducing a substantial 21.1% additional weight loss in obese or overweight …
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ExerciseMetabolismMuscleSciTech NewsUniversity Of Basel
New Insights Into the Mechanisms Underlying Muscle Adaptations From Endurance Training
This comprehensive article delves into a University of Basel study on how endurance training alters muscle structure in mice. Focused …
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FluorideMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsToxicologyTulane UniversityWater
Concerns About Fluoride: Elevated Levels Associated with Cognitive Decline in Children
This article summarizes a Tulane University study linking high fluoride levels in drinking water to cognitive impairments in children. Conducted …
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AntibodiesBreast CancerCancerCold Spring Harbor LaboratorySciTech News
Advancements in Breast Cancer Treatment: A Breakthrough Antibody
Title: Advancements in Breast Cancer Treatment: A Breakthrough AntibodyA groundbreaking synthetic antibody, RD-43, developed through a collaborative effort led by …
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EnergyGeologyKarlsruhe Institute Of TechnologyLithium-IonSciTech News
Sustainable Lithium Extraction from Geothermal Wells in the Upper Rhine Valley for Decades
Sustainable Lithium Extraction: Geothermal wells in Upper Rhine Valley offer Europe a reliable source for lithium, aiding climate goals.
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CancerDrugsSciTech NewsUniversity Of Wisconsin-Madison
Revolutionary Findings on Cancer Treatment – Prevailing Understanding of Chemotherapy Drugs Questioned
Recent studies challenge the prevailing understanding of chemotherapy drugs, revealing they do not halt but alter cell division. This reorientation …
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BacteriaBlood PressureHypertensionMicrobiomeProbioticSciTech NewsUniversity Of Toledo
A Paradigm Shift – Scientists Use Engineered Bacteria To Lower Blood Pressure
Researchers at The University of Toledo have engineered bacteria that lower blood pressure, marking a significant advancement in hypertension treatments. …
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ContraceptionSciTech NewsUniversity Of ChicagoUrology
Increasing Prevalence of Vasectomies in the United States: Fresh Insights
This comprehensive report delves into a University of Chicago study revealing a significant rise in vasectomy rates in the U.S. …
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CancerCellsImmunologySciTech NewsUC Davis
Scientists Discover a “Switch” To Trigger Cancer Cell Death
Breakthrough: Scientists pinpoint vital CD95 receptor epitope, potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment. _xD83E__xDDEC__xD83E__xDE78_ #CancerResearch