Exercise for cardiovascular health: the controversy of zone training
Examining exercise zone training for cardiovascular health — high or low intensity?
Category: Life Sciences
The Sneaky Virus: Herpes Simplex Virus and its Success Story
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), estimated to have infected 3.7 billion adults under 50 worldwide, is one of the most successful human viruses. Yet, most individuals don’t know they have it. Here’s why.
Mindful Machines: The underlying mechanisms of Advanced Artificial Intelligence
What would you imagine the world to look like if machines could mirror human cognition? If computers could understand and respond to human emotions. Advanced AI could facilitate effortless communication transforming multiple industries including education, healthcare, and many other industries more.
Eternal Youth: New Cellular Therapy Tackles Ageing
Breakthrough in regenerative medicine: Targeting senescent cells with CAR T-cell therapy offers hope for combating age-related health decline.
Stuck in the lab: why gender bias lingers in research
Women make up half the global population, so why are they so underrepresented in research?
Unmasking cancer’s mitochondrial heist
Why do cancer cells rob T-cells and what happens when they do?
The role of a DNA repair protein, MRE11, in fighting cancer
Newly identified role of DNA-repair protein MRE11 in activating an immune response in reaction to DNA damage in cancer.
Chili peppers — news with a kick!
Mild? Medium? Hot? Extra-hot? Pepper X has broken all records! There is so much to love about chili peppers, but let’s start with what makes them kick.
