PRESS AI WORLD

SCIENCE

Discover 5 Surprising Health Benefits of Shimla Akhrot (Pecan Nuts)

Thursday, Jan 02

Explore the impressive benefits of Shimla Akhrot (pecan nuts), from heart health to skin improvement and more.

SCIENCE

Scientists Link Microplastics to Organ Lesions and Propose Innovative Cleanup Sponge

Thursday, Jan 02

Recent studies highlight health risks from microplastics and propose a biodegradable sponge for effective environmental cleanup.

SCIENCE

Chinese Researchers Identify Blood Pressure Drug as Potential Treatment for Rare Brain Tumor

Thursday, Jan 02

Chinese researchers found a blood pressure medication may effectively treat craniopharyngioma, a rare brain tumor, prompting further clinical studies.

SCIENCE

The Rare and Transformative Significance of 2025 as a Perfect Square Year

Thursday, Jan 02

Discover the unique significance of 2025 as a rare perfect square year and its potential impacts on the world.

SCIENCE

Understanding Lithopedion: The Rare 'Stone Baby' Phenomenon Explained

Thursday, Jan 02

Discover the rare phenomenon of lithopedion, known as 'stone baby', where a deceased fetus calcifies inside the mother’s body.

SCIENCE

Five Years Later, Search for SARS-CoV-2 Origin Yields No Conclusive Evidence

Thursday, Jan 02

Despite five years of investigation, the origins of SARS-CoV-2 remain unproven, with key theories still under debate.

SCIENCE

Ancient DNA Study Reveals Early Scandinavian Presence in Britain

Wednesday, Jan 01

A groundbreaking study shows Scandinavians were present in Britain long before Vikings or Anglo-Saxons, revealed through ancient DNA analysis.

SCIENCE

NASA Raises Concerns About South Atlantic Anomaly's Impact on Earth's Magnetic Field

Wednesday, Jan 01

NASA warns of the potential risks of the South Atlantic Anomaly to satellites and technology, urging further research on its broader implications.

SCIENCE

New findings indicate whales can live up to 150 years, overturning previous lifespan estimates

Wednesday, Jan 01

A new study reveals southern right whales can live up to 150 years, significantly exceeding prior lifespan estimates and highlighting conservation needs.