Futurity NewsCognition IBS therapy app curbs symptoms and stress - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Michele Berger-Penn People with irritable bowel syndrome who used an app centered around cognitive behavioral therapy for eight weeks saw improvements in quality of …
Futurity NewsMeat Organic meat is less likely to hold dangerous bacteria - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Johns Hopkins University Meat that is certified organic by the US Department of Agriculture is less likely to be contaminated with bacteria that can sicken people, including …
Futurity NewsCOVID-19 Vaccines Blood clots are more likely after COVID-19 than after vaccine - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Corrie Pikul-Brown The rare blood clot disorder reported by some Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine recipients is also a risk of COVID-19 infection, according to a …
Futurity NewsScience Bio-inspired scaffolds could aid injured skeletal muscle - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Mike Williams-Rice To promote the regeneration of injured skeletal muscle, bioengineers are making and testing tunable electrospun scaffolds completely derived from …
Futurity NewsImmune System Immune response may clarify odd COVID reaction in kids - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Bill Hathaway-Yale New research may help solve one of the enduring mysteries of the COVID-19 pandemic: why most children tend to experience fewer symptoms than adults …
Futurity NewsThe Brain Fruit flies and mosquitoes are a lot brainier than people think - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Vanessa Wasta-Johns Hopkins The tiny brains of mosquitoes and fruit flies have about 200,000 neurons and other cells, researchers report. By comparison, a human brain has 86 …
Futurity NewsSeaweed Team uses seaweed stuff to make 3D-printed gel - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Mick Kulikowski-NC State Researchers merged micro- and nano-sized networks of the same materials harnessed from seaweed to create 3D-printable gels with improved and highly …
Futurity NewsHistory Lidar and maps reveal population of ancient Angkor - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Jim Barlow-Oregon Archaeologists report that 700,000-900,000 people lived in Cambodia’s medieval Greater Angkor region. The sprawling tropical city, which covered 3,000 …
Futurity NewsEcosystems Team finds earliest signs of humans changing ecosystems with fire - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Mike Cummings-Yale A new study provides the earliest evidence to date of ancient humans significantly altering entire ecosystems with fire. The study, which appears in …
Futurity NewsBeans Tepary bean genes could climate-proof key protein - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Michigan State The genetics of the more heat-resistant tepary bean may result in more climate-safe beans, a food crucial to human nutrition. The tepary bean …
Futurity NewsHydrogen Waves shed light on mysterious 'mixing' inside huge stars - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Harrison Tasoff-UC Santa Barbara Researchers have measured the internal mixing within an ensemble of massive stars using observations of waves from their deep interiors. Astronomers …
Futurity NewsDesign Flat pasta morphs shape when cooked - Futurity verified_publisherfuturity.org - Aaron Aupperlee-Carnegie Mellon Flat packed noodles that form iconic pasta shapes when cooked could lead to more sustainable packaging, transportation, and storage. To make the …
