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NewsPicks AI: “Love Hormone” Could Help Treat Genetic Obesity and Postnatal Depression
Scientists discovered that missing or impaired TRPC5 gene can lead to obesity, behavioral issues, and postnatal depression, with potential treatment implications involving oxytocin....
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NewsPicks AI: Is Clean Energy Killing Our Wildlife? 4,642 Vertebrate Species Threatened
Research indicates that over four thousand vertebrate species face threats from mineral extraction, affecting global biodiversity hotspots. Key risks arise from mining essential...
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NewsPicks AI: AI Chatbots Have an “Empathy Gap,” and It Could Be Dangerous
New research at the University of Cambridge identifies a significant “empathy gap” in AI chatbots, posing risks to young users who often see...
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NewsPicks AI: Stunning 82% Accuracy in Predicting Alzheimer’s Progression
Cambridge researchers have developed an AI tool that accurately predicts Alzheimer’s progression in individuals with early dementia signs, using non-invasive and cost-effective methods....
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NewsPicks AI: Cambridge’s New Atlas Uncovers the Ties That Bind
Microtubules highlighting the cell body (purple) with nucleus (yellow) and condensates (blue). Credit: Andrew SeeberThe University of Cambridge developed a protein atlas that...
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NewsPicks AI: Researchers Unveil Natural Solution to Australia’s $280 Million Sheep Problem
Researchers discovered that heath goannas, native to southern Australia, are more effective than invasive species like red foxes and cats in controlling blowflies...
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NewsPicks AI: Religious Faith Linked to Improved Coping in COVID-19 Pandemic, Research Finds
University of Cambridge research shows that during COVID-19, religious individuals experienced fewer mental health challenges than non-religious ones, benefiting from their faith and...
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NewsPicks AI: Overturning Traditional Beliefs – Cambridge Scientists Have Discovered “New Rules of the Immune System”
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered that regulatory T cells form a single, mobile population that patrols the entire body to...
