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Pine Island Glacier acceleration is now one of the clearest warning signs of accelerating ice loss in Antarctica. New satellite observations show that the glacier in West Antarctica is moving faster than ever due to the failure of the ice shelf that once restrained it.
Scientists have confirmed that structural damage to the Pine Island Ice Shelf has removed nearly a...
Skipping breakfast has long been framed as a metabolic mistake. Yet a growing body of research shows that the skipping breakfast benefits may be substantial for many healthy adults. By extending the overnight fast a core feature of intermittent fasting (IF) the body activates ancient adaptive pathways that enhance alertness, stabilize energy, improve insulin ...
As generative AI systems become increasingly fluent and responsive, the boundary between software and perceived sentience is beginning to blur. In 2023, Danish psychiatrist Søren Dinesen Østergaard warned that human-like AI chatbots could precipitate psychotic symptoms, particularly delusions, in vulnerable individuals. At the time, the claim seemed speculati...
For the first time, scientists have confirmed tapeworm cancer in humans, where malignant cells originated from a parasite rather than human DNA. In a rare and fatal case involving Hymenolepis nana, researchers uncovered how tapeworm cells evolved into aggressive tumors inside an immunocompromised patient challenging long-held definitions of cancer.
Microplastics, long recognized as a growing environmental problem, are now emerging as a potential threat to human cardiovascular health. New clinical research shows that these tiny plastic particles can enter the human bloodstream, accumulate in arterial walls, and become embedded within atherosclerotic plaques—the fatty deposits that narrow arteries and trigger heart attack...