Children’s Caffeine Habits Linked to Brain Differences and Shorter Sleep
Children who consume as little as one caffeinated drink a week sleep less and show measurable differences in brain structure, according to a study of 9,632 children.
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Children who consume as little as one caffeinated drink a week sleep less and show measurable differences in brain structure, according to a study of 9,632 children.
Scientists have discovered that the deadly fungus Candida auris survives antifungal drugs by creating multiple copies of its entire genome, following a laboratory accident where…
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Researchers at Tsinghua University have developed a mouse embryo model using chemically induced totipotent stem cells, advancing synthetic embryology by replicating embryogenesis…
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Dr. Rachna Shroff, a prominent Indian-American gastrointestinal oncologist and researcher at the University of Arizona Cancer Center, died at age 47 following a battle with aggressive…