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Origin of Multiple Sclerosis And These Common Diseases Lies in Ancient DNA

New studies find the origin of multiple sclerosis and other diseases originates from the spread of DNA during ancient human history in Europe.

Inverse · Jan 10, 2024

Ancient DNA Reveals Genetic Link Between Northern Europe and Multiple Sclerosis

Ancient DNA reveals that northern Europeans have a higher risk of multiple sclerosis due to genetic variants inherited from horseback-riding cattle herders...

Academic paper based on Uyghur genetic data retracted over ethical concerns

Exclusive: Study published in 2019 used blood and saliva samples from 203 Uyghur and Kazakh people living in Xinjiang capital

The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2023

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Brain-less jellyfish stuns scientists with ‘advanced learning’ skills similar to humans

‘For fundamental neuroscience, this is pretty big news’

The Independent UK · Sep 25, 2023

Where did Earth get its water? It was sucked up from space, new theory says

New research suggests our planet was born from a rapid accumulation of tiny pebbles and icy fragments in just a few million years.

Space · Jun 17, 2023

Scientists Say Self-driving Cars May Be Dangerous Because They Don’t Understand Social Cues

Researchers say self-driving cars can cause jams and anger other road users.

Zenger · Jun 7, 2023

The secret to living to 100 may already be lurking inside you, new study reveals

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen studied 176 people aged 100 or older, all living in Japan, and found they had a "unique" combination of gut bacteria

Daily Mirror · Jun 6, 2023

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Rock ‘flour’ from Greenland can capture significant CO2, study shows

Powder produced by ice sheets could be used to help tackle climate crisis when spread on farm fields

The Guardian - UK · May 30, 2023

Study: Hormone neurotensin predicts ablility to maintain weight loss

In many nations today, 50 per cent of the population is overweight, and the percentage is rising. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Apr 12, 2023

Health: Artificial human skin now part of new skin cancer therapy, says Research

A research team from the University of Copenhagen has been successful in stopping invasive growth in a skin cancer model by utilising synthetic human skin. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Mar 13, 2023

Best time to workout if you want to burn fat fast revealed by new study

Researchers from the Karolinska Instutet in Sweden and the University of Copenhagen in Denmark compared the results of a morning and an evening exercise

Wales Online · Feb 15, 2023

Can we map every tree in the world? AI tech could help get us there

Scientists created a new AI deep learning method for mapping individual trees, which could help with ecosystem restoration and efforts to curb climate change.

Inverse · Dec 29, 2022

Oldest DNA Reveals Life in Greenland 2 Million Years Ago

Scientists discovered the oldest known DNA and used it to reveal what life was like 2 million years ago in the northern tip of Greenland. Today, it’s a barren Arctic desert, but back then it was a lush landscape of trees and vegetation with an array of animals, even the…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Dec 7, 2022

DNA from 2m years ago reveals lost Arctic world

Breakthrough pushes back DNA record by 1m years to time when region was 11–19C warmer than today

The Guardian - UK · Dec 7, 2022

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Reuters · Dec 7, 2022

Oldest DNA on record - 2 million years - reveals Greenland's lost world

Scientists have identified DNA from animals, plants and microbes dating to about 2 million years ago - the oldest on record by far - from sediment at Greenland's northernmost point dug up around the mouth of an Arctic Ocean fjord, revealing an amazing lost world at this remote frontier.

The Guardian - UK · Dec 7, 2022

Talk to the animals? Study shows some human understanding of creatures’ sounds

University of Copenhagen study shows more comprehension of domestic than wild animals

WEKU · Oct 6, 2022

See this year's Nobel Prize-winning scientists swig bubbly and get cheered at work

What do you do when you (or a colleague) wins a Nobel Prize for your scientific research? Party! Or at least that's what these honorees in medicine and chemistry did.

Inverse · Jul 27, 2022

The ultimate status symbol for Danish Vikings? Beaver fur — study

Only the wealthiest members of society in Viking age Denmark could afford imported beaver furs, which were flaunted as a status symbol.

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Dynamite News · Jun 5, 2022

Cancer increases risk of developing diabetes: Study

A new study has found that cancer patients are at a greater risk of developing diabetes.

Benzinga · May 25, 2022

Marijuana Legalization And Marketing On Instagram Are Transforming Cannabis Culture To Become More Mainstream

A new study, published in April in the international journal Crime, Media, Culture by researchers from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, showed that “cannabis influencers on Instagram are changing the stereotypical characteristics of illegal cannabis culture as being almost entirely dominat

The Conversation · May 17, 2022

A fossil tooth places enigmatic ancient humans in Southeast Asia

What do a finger bone and some teeth found in the frigid Denisova Cave in Siberia’s Altai mountains have in common with fossils from the balmy hills of tropical northern Laos?

The Guardian - UK · May 4, 2022

Poor sleep may hinder attempts to maintain weight loss, study finds

Trial seems to add to body of evidence about health risks of not getting enough sleep or poor quality sleep

Zenger · Apr 15, 2022

Holey Moley: Astronomers Find Rapidly Growing Black Hole From Early Universe

“The team obtained evidence that GNz7q is a newly formed black hole".

Inverse · Mar 23, 2022

Cone snail venom is incredibly toxic — it might also be a surprising treatment for human pain

In a new study, researchers discovered one clade of cone snail uses a venom that contains a peptide resembling somatostatin, which could treat cancer and other human ailments.

The Guardian - US · Mar 22, 2022

Swine language: scientists decode pig emotions from their sounds

Analysis of vocal expression of emotions is being increasingly used as a tool to assess pigs’ welfare, study finds

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