New York City Health Department starts research group on ‘Global Oppression’
New York City’s Department of Health, under Mayor Zoran Mamdani, recently conducted its inaugural meeting for the Global Repression and Public Health Working Group, as reported by the New York Post. During this gathering, participants delivered an extensive presentation at the department’s headquarters, outlining their mission and referencing the ongoing situation in Gaza as a […]
Duration of the Bitcoin Bear Market: Insights from a CryptoQuant Research Expert
With Bitcoin’s value slipping below $75,000, a familiar question lingers among market watchers: how long will this bear market persist if the conditions don’t improve? Julio Moreno, who leads research at CryptoQuant, shared insights during the Milk Road Show on February 2nd, suggesting that many crucial indicators of demand and liquidity still reflect weakness. He […]
A whole-food diet lets individuals eat more while losing weight, new research shows
A recent study hints that sticking to a whole-food diet might allow individuals to consume more food while losing weight. Published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the research found that participants following an unprocessed diet ate 57% more food by weight compared to those indulging in ultra-processed options, yet they averaged about 330 […]
Brain condition increases dementia risk four times in older adults, research shows
Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy’s Impact on Dementia Risk A little-known condition called cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA) could significantly increase the risk of dementia among older adults, as suggested by a preliminary study from the American Heart Association. CAA involves the accumulation of proteins in the brain that weaken blood vessels. According to the association, these protein […]
Senator Lankford report reveals $240 million in taxpayer funds used for transgender animal research
Senate Republicans Report Wasteful Spending in Government A recent report by Senate Republicans highlights significant waste of federal funds last year. This includes expenses related to transgender animal experiments in China, tests on beagles, and halted fetal tissue research. In his ninth annual report, “Federal Failures,” Senator James Lankford (R-Okla.) detailed examples of government mismanagement […]
This widely used medication may stop long Covid, research finds
Common Medications for Common Ailments Many people suffer from lingering COVID-19 symptoms, such as fatigue, brain fog, chronic cough, and chest pain, for more than three months. In fact, about 25% of those infected experience these long-term issues. Recent research indicates that a commonly used diabetes medication can significantly lower the risk of developing these […]
Advancement in pancreatic cancer research: tumors vanish in mice
New Therapy Protocol for Pancreatic Cancer Developed in Spain Researchers in Spain have introduced a treatment protocol that may significantly change the landscape of pancreatic cancer treatment. This type of cancer is notably aggressive and challenging to address, often diagnosed late due to vague symptoms like back pain and fatigue that many people tend to […]
AI poses a risk to jobs primarily held by women, new research reveals: ‘Under threat’
A New Threat to Women in the Workforce? Artificial intelligence is making waves in industries where women predominantly work, as highlighted by recent findings. A report from the nonpartisan Brookings Institution and the AI Governance Center has revealed that female-driven professions may be more at risk from AI advancements. Through analyzing a mix of public […]
Men face a higher risk of heart attack several years earlier than women, research shows.
Study Reveals Greater Heart Attack Risk for Men Early in Life A recent study highlights that men face a significantly higher risk of experiencing heart attacks earlier in life compared to women. Researchers at Northwestern University discovered that signs of coronary heart disease tend to appear in men several years before they do in women, […]
Old DNA uncovers syphilis bacteria in remains from Colombia dating back 5,500 years, according to research
Researchers have uncovered ancient DNA linked to syphilis, potentially pushing back the known history of the disease by over 3,000 years. This finding was detailed in a study based on human remains that are about 5,500 years old, found in Sabana de Bogotá, Colombia, and published this month in the journal Science. The team examined […]