Science

Jueves 30 de octubre de 2025

Listening to music may reduce dementia risk by 40%, study finds

An Australian-led study of over 10,000 older adults links regular music listening and instrument playing to significantly lower dementia and cognitive decline rates.

Viernes 29 de agosto de 2025

NASA data reveals "lumpy" mantle inside Mars

A study using NASA’s InSight mission data uncovered rocky remnants from impacts 4.5 billion years ago, still preserved deep within the Red Planet.

Miércoles 20 de agosto de 2025

Human speech has a universal rhythm, new study finds

Researchers from Israel found that people across cultures and languages speak in consistent rhythmic patterns that enhance communication and understanding.

Martes 27 de mayo de 2025

Cancer rates rise for women in countries where extreme heat is up

A study across Middle Eastern and North African countries reveals a rise in female cancer cases and deaths potentially tied to climate-related heat exposure.

Lunes 19 de mayo de 2025

Study reveals global decline in forest recovery after wildfires

Researchers warn that less than one-third of forests regenerate within seven years after wildfires, with growing risks to biodiversity and climate stability.

Jueves 17 de abril de 2025

Extreme marine heatwaves tripled over past 80 years

A new study reveals that extreme ocean heat events now occur nearly 50 days a year, up from 15 in the 1940s, due to global warming and rising sea temperatures.

Jueves 17 de abril de 2025

Strongest evidence yet of possible life detected on distant exoplanet

Astronomers have detected organic compounds in the atmosphere of K2-18b, a planet in the habitable zone, boosting the possibility of biological activity beyond our solar system.

Jueves 7 de noviembre de 2024

Five minutes of daily exercise could lower blood pressure, study finds

Researchers from the University of Sydney and University College London found that short, intense activities like stair climbing may help reduce blood pressure.

Miércoles 30 de octubre de 2024

First global standard for stem cell data, officially released

ISO8472-1 aims to improve global stem cell data management, supporting advancements in stem cell research and applications.