Salud

Breakthrough in Human Egg Development from Skin Cells A pioneering scientific achievement has been made with the successful creation of human eggs from adult skin cells. This advancement, known as in vitro gametogenesis (IVG), has the potential to revolutionize reproductive medicine. It offers hope to millions of women who struggle

The Emergence of Nimbus and Stratus Variants in the UK New Covid variants, known as Nimbus (NB.1.8.1) and Stratus (XFG), are now spreading across the UK. Infection rates are climbing in both young people and the elderly. These strains have not been shown to cause more severe illness than earlier

Understanding the Signs of Energy-Draining Relationships Not every friendship is uplifting, and sometimes the people we consider closest to us can become a source of emotional exhaustion. An energy-draining friend often displays behaviors such as constant complaining, monopolizing conversations, or showing little to no interest in your life. The key

The Hidden Power of E. coli in Modern Biotechnology For more than a century, Escherichia coli has been at the center of biological research and innovation. Known by most people as a bacterium associated with food poisoning, E. coli is also one of the most important tools in biotechnology. Non-pathogenic

A Breakthrough in HIV Prevention The availability of a long-acting HIV prevention injection at an affordable cost is poised to change the global fight against the virus. Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable drug, blocks HIV replication and provides six months of continuous protection with each dose. While initial market prices exceeded

Sea Moss and Its Growing Popularity Sea moss, often called Irish moss, is a type of red seaweed that has quickly gained global attention as a superfood. Traditionally harvested along the Atlantic coasts of Ireland and the Caribbean, it has been used for centuries in both culinary and medicinal practices.

How Microplastics Enter Everyday Meals Microplastics have become a permanent part of modern kitchens. They enter food through packaging, cookware, and even the water we drink. These particles, often invisible to the human eye, are released from plastic utensils, cutting boards, and scratched non-stick pans. When heated, plastics tend to

Researchers have revealed new insights into how the human brain measures distance traveled. They identified a type of internal mileage clock that operates through specific neural firing patterns. This discovery provides valuable evidence about how the brain organizes spatial navigation and memory. Additionally, it opens new doors for potential applications