The Science of Us: Exploring New Frontiers in Human Research
Dive into the profound discovery of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, an extinct human ancestor from 7 million years ago, showcasing evidence of bipedalism. Explore the debate among paleoanthropologists about the evolution of upright walking in early hominids
Ancient primates primarily consumed soft fruits, as evidenced by minimal dental fractures in fossilized teeth, revealing new insights into their diets.
Indigenous South Americans integrated Spanish horses into their societies by the early 1600s, long before European settlements. This discovery challenges previous timelines of European influence in the region.
Wild female chimps at Ngogo experience menopause and live decades beyond their reproductive years, challenging existing evolutionary theories and revealing new insights into primate biology.
Witness the revolutionary TIL therapy, empowering the body’s T cells to vanquish solid tumors, offering renewed hope in the fight against cancer.
Witness the life-saving potential of antibiotics in sub-Saharan Africa, offering hope to millions of children facing preventable deaths.
Research reveals that PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” can be absorbed through the skin, raising concerns about their potential health risks. Learn how to minimize exposure and protect yourself.
Researchers have successfully reversed cachexia in mice by targeting IL-6 in the brain, offering hope for a future cure for this debilitating condition in cancer patients.
Discover the revolutionary alginate-based powder that solidifies menstrual blood, offering a leak-free and sustainable solution for period care.
Discover how scientists are harnessing the power of the brain parasite Toxoplasma gondii to potentially revolutionize drug delivery for neurological disorders.
Discover the groundbreaking rapid sepsis test that could revolutionize infection diagnosis and treatment. Learn how this innovative technology utilizes nanoparticles and imaging algorithms to accelerate identification of causative bacteria.
Scientists discover that metal-rich nodules on the seafloor generate oxygen through electrolysis, challenging conventional wisdom and raising environmental concerns about deep-sea mining.
Delve into the skeletal remnants of ancient Egyptian scribes, revealing the physical strains of their meticulous craft. A profound journey into the legacy left on their bones.
Dive into the excavation of Çatalhöyük, debunking myths about its population size and settlement patterns. A fascinating journey through ancient history awaits.
Explore the dietary habits of Stone Age gatherers who relied heavily on plants but never cultivated them, shedding light on ancient agricultural practices.
Explore the oldest evidence of Homo sapiens in northeast Asia at Shiyu, China, through ancient artifacts dating back 45,000 years.
Uncover the secrets of remarkably preserved human brains found across ages and continents.
Discover the ancient cave paintings in Patagonia that date back 8,200 years, shedding light on early cultural practices.
Discover the secrets of an ancient underwater wall that may have reshaped Stone Age hunting strategies.
Delve into the ancient secrets of rope-making revealed by a 35,000-year-old ivory artifact from central Europe.
Delve into the complexities of social uncertainty among teens navigating digital spaces. Learn how online interactions reshape social dynamics and identities.
Discover the art of gift-giving with insights from psychology and behavioral science. Learn how to choose gifts that bring lasting joy.
In a world where isolation goes beyond human interaction, delve into the depths of loneliness. Discover how diverse experiences shape this profound emotion.
Discover how an apology reshapes Indigenous mental health care, emphasizing cultural healing and revitalization.
Dive into the scientific scrutiny of commonly recommended happiness tips and uncover the truth behind their effectiveness.
Explore the profound journey of healing minds scarred by war through Kay Redfield Jamison’s insightful exploration.
In an era overshadowed by the emotional turmoil of teenagers, the unique manifestation of depression in boys often eludes standard mental health surveys. A deep dive into the divergent experiences reveals a critical gap in understanding and screening practices.
