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A Good Night’s Sleep Helps Your Brain “Reset” N...
Have you ever had one bad experience that made you wary of many similar situations afterward? For example, after a frightening encounter with a dog, you might start avoiding all...
A Good Night’s Sleep Helps Your Brain “Reset” N...
Have you ever had one bad experience that made you wary of many similar situations afterward? For example, after a frightening encounter with a dog, you might start avoiding all...
Beyond Detection: How the Heart Shapes Perception
🧠 When the heart shapes perception (and doesn’t just “detect” it) In a study published a few days ago, researchers reanalyzed data from a previously published experiment (Cobos, Alameda, Guerra...
Beyond Detection: How the Heart Shapes Perception
🧠 When the heart shapes perception (and doesn’t just “detect” it) In a study published a few days ago, researchers reanalyzed data from a previously published experiment (Cobos, Alameda, Guerra...
From the Steppes of Kublai Khan to Your Kitchen...
From the Steppes of Kublai Khan to Your Kitchen: How a Tiny Plasmid Conquered the World Did you know that the greatest empire in history may have been powered by...
From the Steppes of Kublai Khan to Your Kitchen...
From the Steppes of Kublai Khan to Your Kitchen: How a Tiny Plasmid Conquered the World Did you know that the greatest empire in history may have been powered by...
The Microbiome and the Liver
The liver, the gut, and a milk bacterium: what a new study teaches us and why it pertains to the Bravo approach A study published in September 2026 by a...
The Microbiome and the Liver
The liver, the gut, and a milk bacterium: what a new study teaches us and why it pertains to the Bravo approach A study published in September 2026 by a...
Microbiota and Vascular Protection: A Recent St...
A study published in Nature a few days ago (Yin et al., 2026) showed that a gut bacterium produces pentadecanoic acid (C15:0), an odd-chain saturated fatty acid. In an experimental...
Microbiota and Vascular Protection: A Recent St...
A study published in Nature a few days ago (Yin et al., 2026) showed that a gut bacterium produces pentadecanoic acid (C15:0), an odd-chain saturated fatty acid. In an experimental...
Nanoplastics and DNA Mutations
We knew that nanoplastics were harmful. An article published a few days ago suggests that theyare much more so than we imagined. In an article published by researchers from Sweden,...
Nanoplastics and DNA Mutations
We knew that nanoplastics were harmful. An article published a few days ago suggests that theyare much more so than we imagined. In an article published by researchers from Sweden,...