In findings published this year in Water Research X, scientists from Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology report that viruses may pose a previously unrecognized threat to some of our most important tamed species: The bacteria in our wastewater treatment plants. A healthy wastewater treatment plant teems with tireless but benign Read more…
According to findings published earlier this month in Cancer Immunology Research, researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai report a new means of counteracting therapeutic resistance in cancer cells: Take out their goons. Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells can be made to target the tumor-associated macrophages Read more…
Findings of a study out of Rutgers University show that while thinking globally has its place, acting locally may be more effective in the Black and Latino communities of the Garden State, at least when it comes to educating the public about how to access free COVID-19 testing. The research Read more…
According to a study published Monday in PNAS, a team led by Klevia Jaouen of CNRS found that the Neanderthals of what is now Spain may not have been the plant-eating peninsulars that other studies suggest. Earlier research teams examined the dental tartar of preserved Neanderthal teeth, and their findings Read more…
In findings published October 14 in Cell, researchers from Harvard Medical School report that physical pain may do more than alert the conscious mind to injury. It may provide some of humanity’s most important partners, our symbiotic gut bacteria, with the environment they need to help us thrive. The researchers Read more…
We have come a long way since the 3500 calories = 1 lb of fat conventional wisdom of the 1990s fitness fads, but one thing remains the same: What goes into your body does matter …it just might not get there through your mouth. Researchers from the University of Michican Read more…
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