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Scientists Unveil Potential First-of-Its-Kind Treatment for Deadly Fatty Liver Disease

Scientists Unveil Potential First-of-Its-Kind Treatment for Deadly Fatty Liver Disease

Scientists at UC San Diego have tested a new drug that directly targets fat production in the liver, offering a potential breakthrough for people with advanced fatty liver disease. Credit: Shutterstock A new investigational treatment targets the...

Science The Cool Down Researchers make concerning discovery after tracking creatures in some of Earth's coldest habitats — here's what they found

Science The Cool Down Researchers make concerning discovery after tracking creatures in some of Earth's coldest habitats — here's what they found

Japanese macaques, often called snow monkeys, inhabit some of the coldest habitats and rely on them staying cold. According to NHK, research shows that even small warm spells during winter are changing how these monkeys find food. What's...

Scientists identify new Labeonine fish species in Manipur’s Nambashi Valley

Scientists identify new Labeonine fish species in Manipur’s Nambashi Valley

Imphal, Sept 14: A new freshwater fish species has been identified in Manipur, according to a study published in the peer reviewed journal, Zootaxa. Garra nambashiensis – a new species of Labeonine fish – was found by a research team led by Dr...

Scientists raise red flags after making first-of-its-kind discovery deep in forest: 'An additional threat'

Scientists raise red flags after making first-of-its-kind discovery deep in forest: 'An additional threat'

Microplastics are everywhere: Scientists have found an accumulation of the tiny particles in our oceans, rivers, fields, and cities. Recently, a team of researchers conclusively found — reportedly for the first time — that microplastics are...

Science The Cool Down Researchers make concerning discovery deep in Himalayas: 'This is clearly a signature impact'

Science The Cool Down Researchers make concerning discovery deep in Himalayas: 'This is clearly a signature impact'

A culturally significant glacier in the central Himalayas of India has melted by 10% over the past 40 years. As a result, future water resources are at risk because of the changing conditions of glaciers and rising temperatures. What's happening?...

When An Indian Man Survived ‘411 Days Without Food’, Irked Docs & Scientists — How? He ‘Ate Sun’

When An Indian Man Survived ‘411 Days Without Food’, Irked Docs & Scientists — How? He ‘Ate Sun’

Last Updated:September 14, 2025, 10:00 IST He claimed that his energy came from looking at the sun during sunrise and sunset. The feat, which took place in 1995, left doctors and scientists puzzled. (Photo Credit: Instagram)It would be...

Young Zim trailblazer space scientist makes new discovery

Young Zim trailblazer space scientist makes new discovery

Frank Chingarandi, a space physicist whose research is unveiling vital knowledge about space weather and its implications for the future. Zimbabwean science takes a giant leap forward with the pioneering work of Frank Chingarandi, a space...

Lifestyle The Cool Down Scientists develop incredible method to make wood stronger than steel: 'It might just outmuscle metal'

Lifestyle The Cool Down Scientists develop incredible method to make wood stronger than steel: 'It might just outmuscle metal'

You probably have a wooden chair in the house, or maybe a cutting board in the kitchen. It's solid. Dependable. But you'd never mistake it for steel. An intriguing project could one day change that. Turns out, scientists are looking at everyday...

Higgs Boson Scientists Take On South Africa Air Pollution

Higgs Boson Scientists Take On South Africa Air Pollution

[LONDON, SciDev.Net] An artificial intelligence-powered innovation developed with scientists behind the landmark Higgs boson discovery is being used to monitor air quality in real time in South Africa, one of the continent’s biggest polluters....

Chinese Scientists Develop ‘Bone Glue’ That Heals Fractures In Just 3 Minutes And It Is Inspired By Oysters!

Chinese Scientists Develop ‘Bone Glue’ That Heals Fractures In Just 3 Minutes And It Is Inspired By Oysters!

Chinese Scientists Develop ‘Bone Glue’ That Heals Fractures In Just 3 Minutes! Fixing broken bones may soon become a much quicker and easier process, and not involve months of itchy casts and painful movements. As per reports, scientists in China...

Oregon Science Festival at OMSI gives families chance to learn, explore STEM

Oregon Science Festival at OMSI gives families chance to learn, explore STEM

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is hosting the Oregon Science Festival this weekend, where families can enjoy and learn about the STEM field. Published: Sep. 13, 2025 at 11:06 PM PDT|Updated: 30 minutes ago Email This Link Share on...

“Language of technology, science, research”: Union Minister Amit Shah extends greetings on Hindi Diwas

“Language of technology, science, research”: Union Minister Amit Shah extends greetings on Hindi Diwas

Union Home Minister Amit Shah extended greetings for ‘Hindi Diwas’ on Sunday and called Hindi a language of “national unity”. Amit Shah noted that Hindi is emerging as the language of “technology, science, and research”. Sharing an X post, he...

Humans could live on the moon by 2030 as scientists plan lunar base

Humans could live on the moon by 2030 as scientists plan lunar base

When people imagine the future of space exploration, images of rockets, lunar landers and astronauts in gleaming suits usually come to mind. But if humans are ever going to live sustainably on the Moon, one technology will be far more important...

Where are all the black holes? There may be 100 million lone black holes in our Galaxy. Scientists have a plan to find them

Where are all the black holes? There may be 100 million lone black holes in our Galaxy. Scientists have a plan to find them

You’d be forgiven for thinking astronomers have black holes pinned down. Whether it’s the dramatic imaging of black hole shadows by the Event Horizon Telescope or observations of gravitational waves with magnificent instruments such as LIGO. Or...

Most painful injuries and conditions humans suffer: Science reveals what truly hurts most

Most painful injuries and conditions humans suffer: Science reveals what truly hurts most

Pain is something we all experience, but some injuries and conditions go far beyond ordinary discomfort and become almost unbearable. Doctors often use pain scales to measure severity, but patients who have endured kidney stones, third degree...

India News | Hindi, Other Indian Languages   Should Become Axis of Technology, Science, Justice: Amit Shah

India News | Hindi, Other Indian Languages Should Become Axis of Technology, Science, Justice: Amit Shah

New Delhi [India], September 14 (ANI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah extended his greetings on the occasion of Hindi Diwas today. He emphasised the unifying role of Indian languages in preserving the nation's cultural heritage and also highlighted...

Sorcery, medical science or more? How a 3,000-year-old clay tablet from Babylon is shrouded in mystery

Sorcery, medical science or more? How a 3,000-year-old clay tablet from Babylon is shrouded in mystery

Sakikkū, an ancient Babylonian-Assyrian text attributed to Esagil-kin-apli, offers a glimpse into early diagnostic systems. Organized across 40 clay tablets, it meticulously links symptoms to potential divine, demonic, or natural causes. This...

Marine scientists warn Australia at risk from future harmful algal blooms

Marine scientists warn Australia at risk from future harmful algal blooms

Remade Arizona Science Center planetarium to be known as Dorrance DOME

Remade Arizona Science Center planetarium to be known as Dorrance DOME

PHOENIX — As part of its transformation, the Arizona Science Center announced that the Dorrance Planetarium is being renamed to the Dorrance DOME. The new name is meant to signal the planetarium’s move toward immersive learning and storytelling....

STEM Festival Brings Science to Life at B.B. King Museum

STEM Festival Brings Science to Life at B.B. King Museum

INDIANOLA, Miss. — Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) took center stage this weekend at the B.B. King Museum, where families gathered for a hands-on science festival. The event featured dozens of interactive stations, from...

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