Magnetic field sensors are everywhere in modern life, even though most people never notice them. These tiny electronic components help detect movement, position, and distance, and are found in products ranging from smartphones and computer hard drives to car steering systems, security sensors, and smart packaging. Billions of magnetic sensors are manufactured every year. However, […]

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Astronomers have found thousands of worlds in faraway star systems, but one of the questions that’s been hardest to answer is the one that immediately jumps to any human mind: What does the planet look like? By analyzing subtle changes in light, researchers found the planet Kua’kua—which orbits a small star in the constellation Indus—has […]

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For decades, scientists have been searching for better ways to treat diseases that slowly destroy the brain. Conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease become more common with age and can have a devastating impact on patients and families. These illnesses gradually kill neurons, the specialized cells that allow the brain to […]

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Smoking has long been known to harm nearly every part of the body. It damages the lungs, increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, raises the likelihood of several cancers, and shortens life expectancy. Scientists have also discovered that smoking affects the brain, increasing the risk of memory problems and dementia as people grow […]

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Heart attacks and strokes are among the leading causes of death worldwide. In most cases, these serious medical emergencies happen when blood vessels become narrowed or blocked, preventing oxygen-rich blood from reaching vital organs such as the heart or brain. The underlying problem often begins many years earlier with a condition called atherosclerosis. This disease […]

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For years, pancreatic cancer has been one of the most feared cancer diagnoses. Unlike some cancers that can be detected early through screening or produce warning signs before spreading, pancreatic cancer often grows quietly. Many patients only learn they have the disease after it has already reached other organs. This late diagnosis is one reason […]

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Most people think of a heart attack as a problem that only affects the heart. However, doctors have known for many years that the effects of a heart attack often extend far beyond the cardiovascular system. Many survivors experience depression, anxiety, memory problems, difficulty concentrating, and other changes in brain function long after the heart […]

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you care about tooth health, please read studies about an important causes of tooth decay and gum disease, and common tooth disease that may increase risks of dementia. For more health information, please see recent studies about mouthwash that may increase your tooth damage, and results showing this diet could help treat gum disease. Source: Rutgers School of Dental […]

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High cholesterol is one of the leading causes of heart attacks and strokes around the world. Millions of people take daily medications to control their cholesterol levels and reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease. While these medicines are highly effective, many patients find it difficult to stay on treatment for years or even decades. Some […]

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Dementia affects millions of people around the world, yet getting an accurate diagnosis remains one of the biggest challenges in brain health. Many forms of dementia share similar symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, difficulty thinking, and changes in behavior. As a result, doctors often struggle to determine exactly which disease is causing a person’s symptoms. […]

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For many people diagnosed with breast cancer, one of the biggest fears is chemotherapy. While chemotherapy can save lives, it often comes with difficult side effects such as fatigue, nausea, hair loss, infections, and long-term health problems. Doctors have long known that some patients benefit greatly from chemotherapy, while others receive little extra benefit but […]

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Diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease affect millions of people around the world. These conditions slowly damage the brain over many years, causing nerve cells to die. As more of these cells are lost, people may develop memory problems, confusion, personality changes, difficulty moving, and trouble performing everyday tasks. For many […]

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For many people living with rheumatoid arthritis, modern medicines have changed their lives. Treatments that target inflammation can reduce joint damage, ease pain, and help patients stay active for longer. Yet there remains a group of patients who continue to suffer from pain, tiredness, and poor quality of life even after receiving the best available […]

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Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the world, affecting hundreds of millions of people. It can cause persistent sadness, loss of interest in daily activities, low energy, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating, and feelings of hopelessness. While many people benefit from antidepressant medications and psychological therapies, a significant number continue to […]

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Researchers around the world are searching for better ways to fight Alzheimer’s disease, a devastating condition that gradually destroys memory and thinking abilities. As populations age, the number of people living with Alzheimer’s continues to rise, creating enormous emotional, social, and financial challenges for families and healthcare systems. Alzheimer’s disease develops slowly over many years. […]

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A new study suggests that the earliest signs of Alzheimer’s disease may be detectable long before a person develops memory problems or dementia. Researchers have found that certain proteins in the blood are linked to small but measurable differences in thinking abilities among healthy middle-aged adults. The research was conducted by scientists at the University […]

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Scientists in Finland have developed a new smart material that can both change color and store electrical energy. In the future, this technology could lead to self-tinting windows that not only block excess sunlight but also store solar energy for later use. The research was carried out by doctoral researcher Sachin Kochrekar at the University […]

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Every second, millions of blood cells travel through your body, carrying oxygen, fighting infections, and helping keep you alive. But according to a new study, these cells have a much older story than anyone might imagine—one that stretches back about 700 million years to some of Earth’s earliest life forms. Researchers from Kyoto University wanted […]

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Stairs are one of the most difficult environments for robots to navigate safely. Even robots specifically designed to climb stairs can lose balance, and when they do, the results can be serious. A heavy robot tumbling down a staircase can damage itself, damage property, and potentially injure nearby people. Now, researchers at the Singapore University […]

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For almost 100 years, scientists believed there were only two main types of magnets. One is the familiar ferromagnet, the kind found on refrigerators and in many electronic devices. The other is the antiferromagnet, a less obvious type whose magnetic properties cancel out and remain hidden at larger scales. In recent years, researchers have identified […]

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