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A liver-targeting medication administered by nanogel carrier cures obesity and decreases cholesterol in mice.

Titanium micro-spikes skewer superbug resistance

Another review proposes that unpleasant surfaces enlivened by the microbe-killing spikes on bug wings might be more compelling at fighting

Bio & Medicine

A dynamic matrix having DNA-encoded viscoelasticity to aid in the formation of organoids and other biological tissues.

Bio & Medicine Article

Throughout recent years, material researchers and physicists have been dealing with the planning of progressively refined materials for a large

Biomedical technology

The shape-shifting ball that promotes mental health is called Breathe.

Biomedical technology Article

A delicate ball intended to help emotional well-being by 'embodying' breath has been developed by a software engineering understudy at

Medications

Deprescribing attempts are failing dementia sufferers, according to a new study.

Medications Article

Scientists driven by the Beth Israel Deaconess Clinical Center, Boston, have analyzed what a dementia determination means for prescription use

Biochemistry

A biochemist reveals the mysteries of a unique DNA enzyme linked to infertility and some malignancies.

Biochemistry Article

Logical examination requires tolerance. The prizes are not generally quick, and the innovation required doesn't necessarily exist in every case. Michael A. Trakselis, Ph.D., teacher and overseer of graduate undertakings

Physics

The discovery adds a magnetic twist to neuromorphic computing.

Physics Article

"Fractals" could motivate pictures of hallucinogenic varieties spiraling into endlessness in a PC movement. An undetectable, however strong and valuable,

Computer Sciences