• Nov042026

    Who Killed British Archaeologist James Starkey? 88-Year-Old Mystery Unraveled

    An 88-year-old murder mystery surrounding British archaeologist James Leslie Starkey, who was shot dead in 1938 while traveling from the…

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  • Nov032026

    Warning label or nutrition score? New study reveals what shoppers actually notice on food packages

    A German-Israeli eye-tracking study found that both the design and familiarity of front-of-package nutrition labels shape what consumers notice and…

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  • Nov022026

    Are we overfertilising our fields? Researchers challenge conventional soil testing

    What if agricultural soils could provide far more nutrients than scientists and farmers previously believed? A new study reveals that…

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  • Nov022026

    Does Consciousness Reside Deep in the Brain?

    A new hypothesis proposes that our basic sense of being conscious—the “me inside”—originates in the brainstem, an evolutionarily ancient part…

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  • Nov022026

    New study reveals cellular process that may help fight toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer’s

    A new study found that reducing a cellular process called UFMylation helped worms better cope with toxic protein buildup associated…

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  • Oct292026

    Hebrew University Professor Honored with International Peace Award for Public Health Leadership

    Prof Theodore Tulchinsky, professor emeritus at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has been named the recipient of the APHA 2026…

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  • Oct292026

    Same Accuracy, Different Brain Activity: Study Reveals Differences in How Autistic People Process Information

    A new study reveals that autistic and non-autistic adults perform equally well on perceptual tasks but differ significantly in how…

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  • Oct292026

    New AI Tool Helps Scientists Identify Bacteria Hidden in Soil

    The new tool recognizes bacterial DNA in tiny genetic fragments, making it faster and easier to study the complex communities…

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  • Oct202026

    New Study Reveals the High Financial Value of Privacy in Legal Proceedings

    A new study reveals that people are willing to sacrifice thousands of dollars to protect their privacy. By analyzing a…

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  • Oct192026

    Home-Based Brain Stimulation Passes Major Feasibility Test, While Depression Results Raise New Questions

    An international clinical trial found that adults with major depression can successfully complete a six-week course of home-based brain stimulation…

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