6 stories tagged #Science Advances

  1. Blood Protein GDF15 Linked to Dementia Risk Decades Before Diagnosis
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    Blood Protein GDF15 Linked to Dementia Risk Decades Before Diagnosis

    An international study identifies the blood protein GDF15 as a predictive biomarker for dementia risk in individuals under 55, offering a potential target for early intervention.

    2w ago 1 min read
  2. NOX4 Protein Identified as Critical Factor in Age-Related Muscle Resilience
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    NOX4 Protein Identified as Critical Factor in Age-Related Muscle Resilience

    New research identifies NOX4 as a vital protein for muscle repair and aging. Exercise restores declining levels, offering biological evidence for physical activity's role in longevity.

    last mo. 2 min read
  3. Coastal Flood Risk Surges 12-Fold Due to Human-Driven Climate Change
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    Coastal Flood Risk Surges 12-Fold Due to Human-Driven Climate Change

    New research reveals rare coastal floods are now 12 times more likely, with human activity accounting for a fourfold increase. Fossil fuel emissions remain the dominant driver of rising sea levels.

    last mo. 2 min read
  4. NYC Faces Major Flood Risk: 4.4 Million People at Risk of Extreme Damage
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    NYC Faces Major Flood Risk: 4.4 Million People at Risk of Extreme Damage

    A new study reveals New York City is at high risk of extreme flood damage, potentially impacting 4.4 million residents and numerous buildings. New Orleans also faces significant threats.

    2mo ago 1 min read
  5. Pig Semen Molecule Targets Eye Cancer in Children
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    Pig Semen Molecule Targets Eye Cancer in Children

    A breakthrough study shows pig semen-derived exosomes can deliver chemotherapy to the back of the eye, offering hope for children with retinoblastoma.

    3mo ago 1 min read
  6. King Penguins Thrive Amidst Climate Change: A Rare Good News Story?
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    King Penguins Thrive Amidst Climate Change: A Rare Good News Story?

    King penguins are demonstrating remarkable adaptation to a warming planet, advancing their breeding cycles and boosting success rates. But is this a sustainable advantage?

    4mo ago 1 min read