Higher anthocyanidin intake reduces risks of death from all causes
Live Forever Club - 21-Nov-2024Eating colorful fruits like berries helps you stay healthier and live longer
Scientific Reports
Scientific Journal providing information from all areas of the natural sciences
Scientific Reports is an online open access scientific mega journal published by Nature Publishing Group, covering all areas of the natural sciences. The journal aims to assess solely the scientific validity of a submitted paper, rather than its perceived importance, significance or impact.
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- Scientific journal covering research from a variety of academic disciplines, mostly in science and technology
Details last updated 05-Dec-2019
Scientific Reports News
Revolutionary dry blood test offers faster, more accurate prostate cancer detection
Independent - 02-Sep-2024Aston university creates a non-invasive test that detects prostate cancer in minutes
Horse gut bacteria can predict their future health and racing success
BBC - 08-Aug-2024Early antibiotic use may have a negative impact on their health
Oncomagnetic device harnesses electromagnetic fields to kill cancer cells
Live Forever Club - 20-Nov-2023Device uses non-invasive magnetic fields to increase ROS levels in cancer cells
Sky Labs secures $15M for 24/7 monitoring device with holistic insights
Longevity Technology - 30-Oct-2023Ring-type blood pressure monitor to revolutionise hypertension management
Scientists discovered that fish in Apache lake live exceptionally long lives
Live Forever Club - 25-Oct-2023Some fish species in the lake, like bigmouth buffalo, can live over 100 years
Resistance training: the secret to younger-looking skin and positive mood
Health - 07-Sep-2023Resistance training can thicken the dermal layer and boost collagen production
How NMN Supplementation Affects Artery Stiffness Through NAD+ Metabolism
Live Forever Club - 13-Mar-2023A meagre 250 mg/day of NMN ameliorated arterial stiffness which could protect against CVD risk
Review identifies thousands of genes that drives skin ageing
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 10-Aug-2022Addresses challenges like phenotype list compilation and associated genes
Covid restrictions provided unique real-world experiment with reduced air pollution
The Guardian - 26-Jan-2022Big drop in NO2 produced biggest benefit, less significant drops seen in PM2.5 and PM10
One in 10 fish oil supplements marketed in the US are chemically decomposed
The Guardian - 17-Jan-2022Labdoor's report indicate only the freshness of supplements; toxicity effects remain unclear
Improving mitochondrial function enhances colour vision in old age
New Atlas - 24-Nov-2021Long wavelength exposure partially restores ATP and improves eye function
Three minute exposure to deep red light can improve your eyesight
University College London (UCL) - 24-Nov-2021Morning exposure to long wave deep red light showed 17%-20% improvement in colour vision
University of Leicester proves feasibility of antibody based targeted senolytics
IFL Science - 28-Oct-2021New study results show clinical applications in pathological ageing
Image-based prediction of skin cancer clinical management decisions by AI
Massive Science - 15-Aug-2021Deep learning could improve diagnosis of non-white skin lesions if trained correctly
Scientists invent AI that predicts potential lifespan-extending compounds
Phys.org - 22-Jul-2021Anti-ageing probability validated from a worm with human-like metabolism
AI outperforms radiologists detecting early signs of prostate cancer in CT scans
Medgadget - 08-Jul-2021Latest AI platform developed to improve diagnostic accuracy of prostate cancer
Injecting new mitochondria to replace old, damaged mitochondrial DNA in humans
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 02-Jun-2021Potential treatment for mitochondrial diseases & dysfunction, and extends lifespan
Kidney Stem cells found in Urine
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 09-Dec-2020Will help in kidney tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
Number of births may decide how fast you age
Science Daily - 30-Nov-2020Less than 3, or more than 4, results in accelerated ageing after menopause
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