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Selective breeding gives humans permanent control over which traits survive in farm animals. Here is why that makes resistance structurally impossible, ...
Delaney Jameson
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A Columbia University study in Nature Aging links the APOE4 gene to excess fibronectin breaking down the blood-brain barrier, and explains why rare carriers ...
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A peer-reviewed study found molecular disruptions in taste cells of long-COVID patients. Here is what the science actually shows, and what it still cannot ...
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A University of Kentucky mouse study found microglia, not plaques, drive Alzheimer's sleep loss. What the finding shows, what it cannot yet say, and why it ...
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A small Korean trial found a three-strain probiotic lowered a blood-based Alzheimer's marker and steadied two others. Here is what the results mean — and what ...
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A meta-analysis of nearly 16 million people found ADHD raises early death risk by 71%, while medication use was linked to 25% lower mortality within the ADHD ...
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A Mayo Clinic study found five biologically distinct subtypes within one fatty liver diagnosis. Here is what that means for patients today, and what remains ...
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OpenAI's AI produced two quasi-Riemann hypothesis results in 2026. Here is what was actually claimed, what has been verified, and why the 160-year-old problem ...
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The ultraprocessed foods debate rests on real but limited evidence and a category so broad that bread and soda sit inside it together. Here is what the science ...
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Yale researchers found that cortisol reorganises two brain networks to sharpen memory — but only for emotionally intense experiences. Here is what the study ...
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A 2026 review of 30 years of meeting research made headlines, but the boss-talking finding in the title is not in the available text. Here is what the evidence ...
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A Stanford study found the brain develops from two genetically distinct cell lineages, not one. Here is what the evidence actually shows, and where speculation ...
