The Cockroach Janta Party Isn't About Politics — It's About What Happens When a System Stops Pretending to Care.

Scientists Say Your Next Tube of Toothpaste Could Be Made From… Human Hair? (Yes, Really)

A Nature study of nearly 500,000 UK adults found that sleeping under 6 or over 8 hours was linked to accelerated biological ageing across nine organ systems including organs rarely discussed in sleep research with short and long sleep causing harm through distinct pathways. #health

A JAMA study of 264 infants reveals upper lip tie breastfeeding issues are rare. Prior maternal nursing experience is the strongest predictor of success.

New study: Men lose brain volume faster in more regions as they age. Women still get Alzheimer's twice as much. Turns out brain shrinkage isn't the reason. Researchers are still figuring out why.

Identified character constraints for social media post The 2022 Tonga eruption didn't just pollute the atmosphere — it destroyed its own methane at 900 metric tons/day using chemistry triggered in volcanic ash. Scientists can now measure this from space. A glimpse at future climate monitoring.

For Future Space Missions, Molecular Ecology Finally Offers a Clear Biosignature Target

Scientists say babies may learn to yawn before birth, suggesting contagious yawning and early social behavior could begin inside the womb.#ContagiousYawning #BabyDevelopment #PregnancyResearch #ScienceNews

Cycling Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Nearly 480,000 Adults #Cycling #Dementia #BrainHealth #Alzheimers #DementiaPrevention #HealthyAging

The first oral GLP-1 weight loss pill just got FDA approval and 1 in 3 trial participants lost 20%+ of their body weight. #GLP1 #WegovyPill #OralSemaglutide #ObesityTreatment #ScienceNews #HealthScience

Every Stick of Gum You Chew Is Shedding Thousands of Microplastics Into Your Mouth #Microplastics #ChewingGum #PlasticPollution #ScienceNews #EnvironmentalHealth #FoodSafety #PublicHealth #UCLA #ACS2025 #HazardousMaterials

Scientists Created a New Chikungunya Vaccine That Stops the Virus From Fully Spreading in the Body

Sex differences in the immune system revealed by single-cell analysis of over one million blood immune cells, helping explain women’s higher autoimmune disease risk.

Two US studies find adults with cardiovascular disease and low sexual frequency face significantly higher mortality risk than those who remain sexually active.

Global Sperm Counts Have Dropped 50% in 50 Years — Now 128 Men Are Racing Their Way to a $100,000 Prize to Prove the Point

Trauma shrinks the brain exercise rebuilds it, restoring hippocampal volume, boosting BDNF, and redefining recovery through profound neuroplastic change mechanisms

Researchers have successfully implanted a lab-grown esophagus made from a pig’s own cells, achieving functional contractility and tissue remodeling in growing minipigs.

Just seeing someone sick can activate your immune system even if you're not infected. SOURCE: 2025 study from the University Hospital of Lausanne

Recent Study Indicates Constant Praise May Actually Lower a Child’s Academic Risk-Taking. #ChildPsychology #Growth #Mindset #LearningScience

Researchers find SLC38A4 limits liver metastasis by enhancing Kupffer cell phagocytosis. It works by suppressing MYC-driven CD24 signaling, identifying a new immune checkpoint pathway.

New fossil discoveries in New Zealand are revealing how penguins evolved over 62 million years — from small coastal birds to giants weighing 155 kilograms.

Colossal Biosciences plans to revive the extinct bluebuck using gene editing. Scientists aim to rebuild lost traits using its closest living relative and restore the species after more than 200 years.

New research links internalized stress and hopelessness to faster memory decline in older adults, highlighting a hidden cognitive risk.

Why are scientists turning to fish to restore human vision? Researchers are transforming discarded fish scales into bioartificial corneas to solve the global transplant shortage.

Peacock tarantula survey begins in Nagarjunasagar Tiger Reserve to track the rare blue spider’s presence and habitat.

Scientists Find Evidence of Killer Whales Hunting Their Own Kind Off Russia

Psychology suggests that people who rarely post on social media aren’t antisocial or out of touch. They simply realized that turning life into a performance takes away from actually living it and chose to value their quiet, real moments over being seen by others. A review of consumer psychology…

Dreams about loved ones and bright light often bring comfort and peace to terminally ill patients before death, according to palliative care staff in Italy. Simple explanation of end-of-life dreams.

Every photo you take may be a memory you lose. Science reveals the photo-taking impairment effect. #Photography #Memory #CognitiveOffloading #DigitalAmnesia #MindfulPhotography #Psychology

Strict Parenting Linked to Increased Deceptive Behavior in Children, Study Suggests.

Two studies show mammals may fail to regenerate not due to missing genes but wound conditions. Oxygen levels and extracellular matrix shape gene activity, enabling or blocking regenerative responses in injured tissue.

A long-term study of Ngogo chimpanzees documents a rare community split that turned violent. Researchers show weakening social ties preceded division, suggesting intergroup conflict can emerge from gradual relationship breakdown rather than sudden pressures.

Warm-bodied fish use ~4× more energy and face overheating as oceans warm, a new Science study finds. Larger species may be pushed toward cooler waters. #OceanWarming #ClimateChange #MarineBiology #Fish #Ecology

When Brain Waves Sync More Tightly With Live Music A study conducted in a Boston concert hall found that listeners' brain waves aligned more closely with musical rhythms during live violin performances than during matched recordings. The strength of this alignment also tracked how much pleasure…

Research from Stanford, Penn, and Gallup shows passion isn't discovered it's developed through skill, exposure, and persistence. Here's what the evidence actually says.

A study comparing humans and AI finds similar answers but different reasoning. Models rely on linguistic patterns, while humans evaluate context and truth. Fluent AI responses can mislead readers into mistaking coherence for understanding, reports.

Listeners’ brain waves sync more strongly with live music than recordings, a study finds revealing a neural link to greater pleasure and engagement.

New study finds the male G-spot isn’t where we thought. The frenular delta — a small triangular area on the underside of the penis where the head meets the shaft has the highest concentration of sensory nerves, according to detailed anatomical research.

Russia has recorded its first-ever birth of identical quadruplet girls. All four babies share a single placenta (monochorionic). Delivered at 32 weeks by C-section, they weighed 1,360g, 1,400g, 1,570g, and 1,640g. Such pregnancies occur in roughly 1 in 15.5 million births. A rare medical milestone.

Study finds male octopuses detect progesterone using their mating arm. A specialized receptor triggers neural activity during contact. The mechanism, reported by Harvard researchers, suggests chemical sensing at mating may shape species-specific reproductive behavior.

Europe’s Late Neanderthals Traced to a Single Population in Southwestern France A new genetic study of Neanderthal remains found that nearly all Late Neanderthals in Europe descended from one lineage that diversified around 65,000 years ago, most likely in what is now southwestern France,…

Pig Semen-Derived Exosomes Deliver Cancer Treatment to Mouse Retinas via Eye Drops A research team in China has engineered eye drops using exosomes extracted from pig semen to deliver a targeted drug payload to retinal tumours in mice, with treated animals showing suppressed tumour growth and…

A Miniature Chip Ages Human Fat and Liver Tissue in Four Days, Offering a New Tool to Study Aging Researchers at UC Berkeley have built a miniaturized lab device that uses blood serum from older donors to drive human fat and liver tissue grown from stem cells through multiple biological hallmarks…

A real-world study finds people with psychopathic traits accurately read emotions in conversation, but show reduced emotional and physiological resonance, suggesting empathy deficits may lie in feeling rather than perception. #Psychology

Why do men typically have worse handwriting than women? Science shows it’s not biology but practice, expectations, and early training. Brain scans and studies reveal the surprising truth.

New research reveals birdwatching may reverse brain ageing by reshaping areas for attention, memory, and perception. #neuroscience #aging #health #rathbiotaclan

Even super-recognisers struggle to spot AI-generated faces and most people are dangerously overconfident, reveals new UNSW psychology study. Test your skills and learn the risks. #ai

Watch autism begin in lab-grown mini brains. Stanford scientists use iPSC neural organoids and CRISPR models to uncover autism’s origins and develop targeted therapies like antisense oligonucleotides.

Learn MSA methods, tools like ClustalW, T-Coffee, and ESTs for gene discovery, alignment, and bioinformatics analysis. #rathbiotaclan #studentportal #bioinformatics #MultipleSequenceAlignment #EST

Learn sequence alignment, BLAST, FASTA, PAM, BLOSUM, and scoring matrices with applications in bioinformatics. #studentportal #rathbiotaclan #bioinformatics