A Two-Step Nanozyme Imaged, Then Destroyed, Residual Glioblastoma in Mice
A platinum single-atom nanozyme spotted glioblastoma clusters as small as 44 micrometers during surgery, then attacked residual tumor cells afterward, in a new mouse study.
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The 6.4-to-7.8-Hour Sleep Window Tied to Slower Biological Ageing
A 500,000-person UK Biobank study found 6.4 to 7.8 hours of sleep lines up with the lowest biological age gaps across 17 organs, Nature reports.
A 20-Day Peppermint Oil Trial Lowered Systolic Blood Pressure by 8.48 mmHg in Adults With Early Hypertension
A 20-day placebo-controlled trial of 40 adults with early hypertension found peppermint oil lowered systolic blood pressure by 8.48 mmHg versus placebo.
Stool-Test Screening Linked to 43% Lower Colorectal Cancer Death Risk
A 376,511-person Swedish study found screening participants had a 43% lower colorectal cancer death risk after adjusting for contamination bias and nonadherence.
How Spinach Thylakoids Reversed Dry Eye Damage in Mice
A nanoparticle built from spinach thylakoids let corneal cells produce NADPH from ambient light, reversing dry-eye damage in mice within five days.
More Screen Time Tracked With Faster Working Memory in Teens, 8-Year Finnish Study Finds
An 8-year Finnish PANIC study of 260 teens found more screen time predicted faster reaction times, higher cognition scores at age 16, per new research.