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Electronic nose detects ovarian cancer in blood with 97% accuracy, 100% at patient level

Electronic nose sensor array used for detecting volatile organic compounds in blood plasma

A device that essentially “smells” cancer in a drop of blood has demonstrated near-perfect accuracy in detecting ovarian cancer, according to new research published in Advanced Intelligent Systems. The electronic nose — a 32-sensor array that detects volatile organic compounds

Difficult people in your social circle may be accelerating your biological aging, study finds

Person experiencing social stress

People who make your life difficult may be doing more than ruining your day — they could be making you age faster at the molecular level. A new study from researchers at New York University, Utah State University, the University

Physicists show electric charges can be accelerated without producing radiation

Abstract illustration of quantum particles and electromagnetic fields

One of the oldest rules in physics — that accelerating an electric charge always produces radiation — turns out to have an exception. A team of physicists has shown that in quantum mechanics, it is possible to accelerate a charged

High temperatures linked to fewer male births in Africa and India, but for very different reasons

Pregnant woman outdoors in heat

A sweeping new study analysing nearly five million births across sub-Saharan Africa and India has found that high temperatures during pregnancy are linked to fewer male births — and the reasons differ dramatically between the two regions. Researchers from the

Diabetes drug Shows Promise as Prostate Cancer Treatment

A recent international study involving researchers at Umeå University in Sweden has discovered that a type 2 diabetes medication may help slow prostate cancer progression. The research found that drugs regulating the PPARγ protein (peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma) played a

Earthquake rattles Vancouver

An earthquake registering 5.1 on the Richter scale has struck off the coast of British Columbia, approximately 36 km northeast of South Pender Harbour and 55 km northeast of City of Vancouver. The seismic event occurred at 1:26 PM local

Testosterone worsens heart attack damage, study finds

Testosterone significantly worsens heart attack outcomes by triggering a surge in white blood cells potentially explaining why men often face more severe cardiac damage than women, according to a groundbreaking study from Sweden. Researchers at the University of Gothenburg found

Depression drives sugar cravings, study finds

Depression doesn’t just affect mood — it changes how people eat, with new research showing that patients significantly favor carbohydrate-rich foods even when their overall appetite decreases. The groundbreaking study, published in Psychological Medicine, challenges previous assumptions about the relationship

Drinking ketones improves heart health, study finds

A drink containing ketones could be the key to improving heart health in people with type 2 diabetes, according to groundbreaking research from British scientists. In a study published Wednesday in the Journal of Applied Physiology, researchers at the University

Plastic Particles in Pregnancy May Increase Child’s Allergy Risk, Study Finds

Microplastic particle about 40 µm in size under the scanning electron microscope (colored). Image: Martin Pivokonský / The Czech Academy of Sciences / Empa

Tiny plastic particles found in pregnant women could be setting the stage for a lifetime of allergies in their unborn children, according to groundbreaking research launched by Swiss scientists. A multi-institutional research team is investigating how micro- and nanoplastics entering

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