Biology & Life Sciences
Celebrating advances in life sciences, from genetics and molecular biology to ecology and biodiversity.
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Turning Plastic Waste into a Parkinson’s Drug: How Bacteria Make it Happen
Plastic does not disappear after it is thrown away. Every year, humans produce more than 400 million metric tons of plastic, and much of it stays in the environment, adding…
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Can Pesticide Exposure Before Pregnancy Affect Newborn Health? New Study Insights
Imagine a couple planning for a baby, carefully thinking about diet, doctor visits, and a safe home during pregnancy. But what if the story begins earlier than they expect? Even…
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Smartphone Use and Eating Disorders: The Hidden Link You Need to Know
A simple habit can quietly change how a person sees themselves. A few minutes on a phone can turn into long stretches of scrolling, where images, videos, and comparisons come…
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Drinking Milk Daily Reduce Stroke Risk: Surprising Findings You Should Know
It starts with a simple question that feels almost too ordinary. What if a daily glass of milk, something many people barely think about, could quietly reduce the risk of…
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Planet Friendly Diet Reduce Risk of Early Death, Study Indicates
What if the food on your plate quietly shapes not just your health, but how long you live? Many people focus on calories or taste, but fewer question how everyday…
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Can Bacteria Cause Breast Cancer? What New Research Reveals
From ancient times, bacteria have supported human life in many ways. Early communities used them to prepare foods like curd, cheese, and fermented grains, even without understanding how they worked.…
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How Childhood Sports Shape Adult Health in Surprising Ways
Imagine two children growing up in the same neighborhood, sharing the same streets and the same sunsets. One runs across a dusty field every evening, chasing a ball, laughing with…
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LCD Screen Chemicals From Old Phone and TV Screens Found in Dolphin Brains
The ocean, covering more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, is often called the planet’s life-support system. It regulates climate, provides food for billions of people, and is home to…
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Are Forever Chemicals Speeding Up the Aging Process?
Scientists studying environmental health often examine how environmental chemicals affect the human body. In recent years they have focused on a group of chemicals that remain in nature for very…
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Why Lung Cancer Is Rising in People Who Never Smoked
For many years, lung cancer was strongly associated with smoking. Tobacco use remains the main cause of the disease worldwide. Most cases and deaths from lung cancer are still linked…
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