The most significant contributors to microplastic pollution are not plastic bottles or drinking straws, according to research. The main culprits […]
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Playing Video Games May Boost the Intelligence of Children
Forget the stereotype of video games melting young minds. Science now says they might actually sharpen them. Researchers B. Sauce […]
Peacocks Have Lasers in Their Tails
Peacocks are already famous for their dazzling tail feathers, but scientists have now discovered that these extravagant plumes hide an […]
Study Reveals Calming Techniques Reduce Anger More Effectively Than Venting
A new meta-analytic study challenges the widely accepted belief that venting anger helps alleviate emotional distress. Researchers from Ohio State […]
Extreme Heat in the United States: Majority of Americans Are Affected
Sweltering summers are no longer an exception but a shared experience for most Americans. A survey uncovered how record-breaking heat […]
Respiratory Viral Infections May Awaken Metastatic Breast Cancer Cells in Lungs
Breast cancer patients who have achieved remission, even after many years or decades, may still need to exercise caution regarding […]
Global Freshwater Crisis: Satellite Data Reveals Accelerating Losses
A new global study warns that Earth is undergoing unprecedented freshwater loss. This endangers billions of people worldwide. Scientists analyzed […]
Scuba Diving Tourism: Positive Economic and Environmental Impacts
An international study, published in Cell Reports Sustainability in July 2025, investigated the impact of scuba diving tourism in the […]
Researchers Develop Safer Nonstick Surface for Cookware
A team from the University of Toronto has introduced a new type of nonstick surface designed to minimize dependence on […]
Cowpea Mosaic Virus Triggers Anti-Cancer Immune Response
A virus that infects black‑eyed pea plants is now being explored as an unexpected weapon against cancer. Research shows that […]