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Artificial sweeteners May Fuel Cravings, Not Curbing Them
Artificial sweeteners like sucralose, popularly known by its brand name Splenda, are marketed as guilt-free alternatives to sugar. But new evidence suggests...
Kollengode: A Hidden Paradise of Heritage and Adventure
Tucked at the foothills of the Nelliyampathy ranges, Kollengode is a serene village in Palakkad near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. Once called...
Nanoparticles to Fight Breast Cancer
Australian researchers are developing next-generation iron-based nanoparticles to improve treatment for triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC). This aggressive cancer lacks protein targets, making...
Revolutionary Nanomats Use Sunlight to Clean Water and Generate Power
Scientists have developed a game-changing material that uses sunlight to remove harmful pollutants from water. These nanomats, made from titanium dioxide (TiO₂),...
Plant-Based Key to Healthy Aging
A diet rich in plant-based foods and low in ultra-processed products may boost longevity. It also enhances overall well-being, which is key...
Brain ‘Eats’ Itself for Fuel
When the human brain runs low on energy, it may resort to an unexpected survival strategy—feeding on its own fatty tissue. A...
Broccoli May Lower Blood Sugar, Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
A new study suggests that a key compound found in broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage may help reduce blood sugar levels. This...
How Aquatic Deoxygenation Threatens Our Planet’s Health
Our planet’s waters, from ponds to oceans, face an alarming crisis: oxygen levels are rapidly plummeting. This phenomenon, known as aquatic deoxygenation,...
South Africa and China Break New Ground with Quantum Satellite Link
Scientists from South Africa and China have achieved a historic feat in quantum communication. They successfully established the world’s longest ultra-secure quantum...
Microplastics: A Hidden Threat to Global Food Supply
Microplastics are everywhere, but their full impact remains uncertain. New research, nevertheless, highlights their potential to disrupt photosynthesis and reduce food production...
