Science Around the World

Includes articles about scientific research that specifically mention what the researchers found, and how they found it. Any research subject can be included from Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy, and Medicine, to Psychology, Sociology, and even arts.

The more depressed the CEO, the larger the pay, a study reveals

"Considering the widespread nature of depression among executives, additional studies are needed to understand contributing factors".

How text messages can help you stop vaping

E-cigarettes aid quitting better than other nicotine therapies, but concerns grow for non-smokers who start vaping.

Are you a morning coffee drinker? A study of 40,000 Americans suggests it may protect your heart

Compared with people who did not drink coffee, morning coffee drinkers were 16% less likely to die of any cause and 31% less likely to die of cardiovascular disease.

Gene study uncovers early migration from New Guinea

“Understanding the genetic structure of human groups is vital for developing treatments that are helpful rather than harmful”.

Study reveals surge in recreational Ketamine use among US adults

As medical ketamine becomes more widely available, researchers emphasize the need for continued surveillance of recreational ketamine use patterns.

Woman's 45-Minute gym sauna workout becomes medical case study

Doctors warn: Saunas may cause life-threatening heat stroke without proper hydration.

‘Underappreciated berry’ juice can enhance body’s ability to burn fat, study finds

Results showed that elderberry juice reduced participants' blood glucose levels by an average of 24%.

Submerged tectonic plates? Scientists find anomalies deep within Earth's mantle

Using high-resolution models and the Piz Daint supercomputer, researchers identified anomalies beneath oceans and continental interiors.

Oldest dinosaur in America? 230-million-year-old previously unknown species upends existing knowled

For years, scientists believed that dinosaurs first emerged in Gondwana—the southern portion of the ancient supercontinent Pangea—before migrating north to Laurasia.

University of Birmingham unveils platform for immersive virtual music collaborations

The JAMS platform allows musicians to engage in virtual concerts, practice sessions, and enhances music teaching by recreating the immersive experience of playing together in person.

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