A study has identified some foods that, in excess, can increase the risk of senile dementia and Alzheimer’s. Among them also foods that often end up on our tables… Eugene Spagnuolo January 03 – Milan We all know that some foods are better than others and that eating healthy is the key to feeling our … Read more
A study by Tufts University of Massachissets has certified the presence of vitamin D in the brain, and has demonstrated its importance in the prevention of neurodegenerative diseases Francesco Palma December 30th In recent years, research has made very important progress in analyzing the causes (and possible solutions) of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and … Read more
Thanks to some research it has been possible to see how heat and cold can generate some very dangerous diseases. The change in temperature has always had particular effects on us people, but recently we have gone deeper. And what emerged from the discovery is really special. InformationToday – Hot and cold When the change … Read more
AGI – Acquiring control of gene expression would allow the development of techniques aimed at the reconstruction of damaged tissue, opening up new possibilities for regenerative medicine. Scientists at Duke University have taken an important step in this direction, having published an article in the journal ‘Stem Cell’ to disclose the results of their work. … Read more
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced the US breakthrough on nuclear fusion, after the production for the first time in history in a California laboratory of a reaction that generates more energy than needed to trigger it. “This is a historic achievement for researchers and staff at the National Ignition Facility who have dedicated their … Read more
Thanks to a consortium of Italian companies, the largest optical-infrared telescope in the world, the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), is being built at an altitude of 3,000 meters in the Chilean desert. of Atacama with a strong scientific and technological contribution from our country. This was explained by the … Read more
A cosmic flash never seen, the closest and most lasting ever observed and the brightest, made so bright by two incredibly dense stars which, merging, have generated gold, platinum and uranium: it is enough to ignite the enthusiasm of astronomers because now the origin of these violent cosmic events is a little less mysterious. To … Read more
Artistic representation of some antennas of the Ska radio telescope (source: SKAO) © ANSA/Ansa Having a portrait of the first decades of life of the universe, being able to capture the secrets of the dark energy that occupies over 70% of it but which is still a mystery, and listen for any signs of alien … Read more
Heart attack could be avoided thanks to some warning signs that we don’t always heed. But is it really so? Studies on our health continue to move forward and new research alerts us to possible solutions. In particular, this one we want to talk about refers to prevention. Canva Photo We often hear of a … Read more
PHOTO In the background the star devoured by a supermassive black hole (source: ESO/M. Kornmesser) © ANSA/Ansa The farthest black hole ever caught feasting has been identified: it is 8.5 billion light-years from us and, in the heat of devouring its stellar meal, it has emitted an unusual jet of radiation directed towards the Earth. … Read more