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Although a large volume of anecdotal reports have been published over the last few years affirming the value of LSD microdosing, there has been very little scientific or empirical study on this compelling phenomenon. A fascinating new study f… Continue reading Intriguing results from first-ever placebo-controlled LSD microdose human study
The latest global population report from the United Nations estimates the number of people on the planet will peak at 10.9 billion by the end of the century. The vast majority of population growth is expected to come from sub-Saharan Africa, … Continue reading UN world population report predicts slowing growth rate, 10.9 billion peak by 2100
A beautiful, almost dreamlike, shot of a tiny fishing village in Greenland has won the Grand Prize in this year’s National Geographic Travel Photo Contest. Chinese photographer Weimin Chu spent nearly a week in the tiny, tranquil town before capturing the immediately iconic, award-winning shot.
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New research from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is offering a novel hypothesis to possibly explain the long-standing idea that transfusions of young blood can help reverse the effects of aging. The study reveals when o… Continue reading Protein from the blood of young mice found to extend lifespan of older mice
We’ve all had that surreal experience of looking down out of the window from a plane and suddenly seeing familiar environments from completely new and strange perspectives. This gallery features the work of several photographers who turn larg… Continue reading Gallery: Aerial photography turns large-scale farming into abstract art
Following on from an incredible recent Yale University study, examining the metabolic relationship between hundreds of common medications and different gut bacterial species, a new study has offered the first rigorous description of how a single bacterial species can specifically disrupt the efficacy of a drug used to treat Parkinson’s disease.
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A new safety alert, issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), is recommending extra precautions for those medical and scientific professionals using fecal microbiota transplants (FMT) after revealing one person recently died due to a … Continue reading FDA issues safety alert for fecal transplants after reported death
An impressive new study, led by scientists from the Boston Children’s Hospital, has developed a novel method to tame one of the world’s most potent toxins, tetrodotoxin, commonly found in the pufferfish. The research demonstrates a way to con… Continue reading How deadly pufferfish toxin led to a breakthrough long-lasting local anesthetic
A new study has revealed cannabis residue with high levels of THC in ancient funerary incense burners found in western China. The discovery is the earliest evidence of marijuana being burned for its psychoactive properties, as the THC levels … Continue reading Ancient marijuana use uncovered in 2,500-year-old tomb
A few years ago the selfie drone was a fascinating novelty and the AirSelfie was one of the more interesting iterations on the idea. Now the company has released its newest design, the AIR PIX, which is cheaper than ever and finally incorpora… Continue reading Air Pix delivers a cheap selfie drone with full autonomous mode