Chinese scientists have made a groundbreaking advancement in orthopedic medicine with the development of a revolutionary “bone glue” capable of repairing fractures in under three minutes with a single injection. This bio-adhesive is engineered to replicate the body’s natural bone structure, instantly hardening upon contact to seal broken bones with remarkable strength and precision.
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Scientists Discover Dandelion Root Extract Can Kill Over 90% of Colon Cancer Cells in Lab Studies
16 November, 2025 0 7Recent research has revealed that dandelion, a common everyday weed, may hold remarkable potential in cancer treatment. Scientists have discovered that dandelion root extract can destroy more than 90% of colon cancer cells in laboratory studies within just 48 hours. The extract works by triggering apoptosis, the body’s natural programmed cell death mechanism, activating multiple pathways
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Scientists Identify Two Brain Proteins That Could Prevent Seizures Before They Occur
11 November, 2025 0 6Scientists have made an exciting discovery that could transform how seizures are prevented and treated. In new research using fruit flies, they identified two brain proteins, Imp and Sdc, that play a crucial role in making the brain resistant to seizures. While roughly one in ten people will experience a seizure during their lifetime, current treatments mainly manage symptoms rather than
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Scientists Discover Bacterium That Can Turn Toxic Waste into Real Gold, Paving Way for Sustainable Mining
11 November, 2025 0 6Researchers have discovered a remarkable microbe, Cupriavidus metallidurans, that has the ability to transform toxic metal waste into real gold. The bacterium achieves this through a specialized enzyme called CopA, which detoxifies harmful gold compounds and converts them into microscopic solid gold particles. Over time, these tiny particles accumulate, eventually forming visible grains of gold.
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Scientists Create ‘Universal’ Kidney Compatible with Any Blood Type — A Breakthrough in Organ Transplants
10 November, 2025 0 9In a major medical breakthrough that could revolutionize organ transplantation, scientists have developed a method to make kidneys compatible with any patient, potentially eliminating the need for traditional transplant waitlists.
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Study Finds Human Brain Far More Energy Efficient Than Artificial Intelligence Systems
10 November, 2025 0 5A new scientific study has revealed the remarkable energy efficiency of the human brain, underscoring its superiority over even the most advanced artificial intelligence systems. Operating on just about twelve watts of power — roughly the same as a small LED light bulb — the human brain performs highly complex cognitive functions that still surpass AI in adaptability and efficiency.
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Scientists Forecast Complete Recovery of Earth’s Ozone Layer Within 40 Years
03 November, 2025 0 12Scientists have announced a major environmental milestone — the Earth’s ozone layer is healing faster than previously anticipated and is now projected to be fully restored by 2066. The promising update comes from the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) latest Ozone Bulletin, released to mark the 40th anniversary of the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer.
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New Study Links Smartphone Radiation to Brain Cell Damage in Rats
31 October, 2025 0 11A recent scientific study has sparked renewed concern over the potential effects of smartphone radiation on brain health. Researchers discovered that rats exposed to mobile phone radiation for just 30 days experienced significant neuron loss, particularly in brain regions responsible for hearing and auditory processing. When examined under a microscope, these areas revealed visible cellular
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Scientists Discover Traces of Gold Growing on Tree Leaves in Remarkable Natural Phenomenon
31 October, 2025 0 4In a remarkable scientific discovery, researchers have found that certain trees can literally grow gold — not in visible nuggets, but in the form of microscopic particles hidden within their leaves. A study conducted by scientists at the University of Oulu and the Geological Survey of Finland revealed that bacteria living inside Norway spruce needles can convert dissolved gold in the soil into
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Japanese Scientists Develop Synthetic Red Blood Cells with Two-Year Shelf Life
31 October, 2025 0 5In a major medical breakthrough, Japanese researchers have successfully developed synthetic red blood cells that function almost identically to natural ones — carrying oxygen throughout the body, maintaining blood flow, and supporting vital organ function. What makes this innovation truly remarkable is its universal compatibility and long shelf life, addressing two of the biggest challenges in
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