Mouse set ‘first aid’ to unconscious companions
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A mouse has a tendency to an unconscious peer of sweater its tongue Wenjian Sun et al. 2025 When they find another mouse unconsto, some mice seem to try to…
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Microsoft wants to use generative AI tools to help make video games
Muse AI was trained in the video game Bleeding edge Microsoft An artificial intelligence model from Microsoft can recreate realistic video playing, as the company says, could help designers make…
Astronomers reveal the Topsy-Turvy atmosphere of a distant planet
The three layers of the atmosphere of the gas giant tylos ESO/M. Grain The atmosphere of a distant world has been mapped in detail for the first time, revealing a…
Because T-cells enable record-breaking 18-year-old nerve cancer remission
A microscopic image of a neuroblastomatumor Simon Belcher/Alamy A cancer therapy that uses genetically constructed immune cells, called Car T cells, has kept a person free of a potentially fatal…
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Photos that catch our timeless occupation of the moon
A close -up of an astronaut’s shoes and shoe rack in the moon’s earth, photographer of Buzz Aldrin in July 1969 NASA/Johnson Space Center We will never stop thinking and…
Why we might be asking for dessert even when we’re full from dinner
You always have room for a sugary treat Marioguti/IstockPhoto/Getty Images Even after eating a big meal, most people can still find space for sweets. Now research in mice shows that…
Carbon-neutral hydrogen can be produced from agricultural waste
Pharmacy could be converted into hydrogen fuel Image Bitt/Shutterstock Hydrogen could be manufactured by agricultural waste during a new production process that uses less energy thhan’s existing methods and emits…
Using common painkillers during pregnancy may increase ADHD risk in children
Microscopic views of paracetamol crystals Henri Koskinen/Shutterstock Children whose mothers used paracetamol, also known as acetaminophen, during pregnancy are more likely to develop ADHD than those whose mothers did not…
Older people in England are more satisfied after Covid-19 pandemic
The pandemic may have changed people’s views of life Onloseyart / Alamy The Covvi-19 pandemic gave older people in England a stronger sense of purpose and larger life state, possibly…