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Dementia breakthroughs, brain research, and climate updates...
Samedi 13 décembre 2025 à 22:01
Health Insights
Dementia care enters a new era
STAT News reports that a “revolution” is underway in dementia diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing rapid advances in biomarkers and personalized therapies, while the accompanying podcast interview with neurologist Jason Karlawish underscores the urgency for better patient support.
STAT News
Childhood roots of late‑life dementia
Science Alert reveals a longitudinal study linking early‑life factors—such as nutrition, education, and exposure to toxins—to the risk of developing dementia decades later, suggesting that preventive strategies may need to start in childhood.
Science Alert
Short‑form video’s hidden toll on kids
Research highlighted by Science Alert warns that the rapid, attention‑hijacking nature of short‑duration videos can impair developing brains, reducing sustained focus and potentially reshaping neural pathways in children.
Science Alert
A pre‑sleep brain state linked to genius
Science Alert describes a newly identified “hidden” brain state that emerges just before sleep, characterized by heightened connectivity that may foster creative insight, opening possibilities for cognitive enhancement techniques.
Science Alert
When everyday injuries leave permanent marks
Live Science explains the phenomenon of “traumatic tattoos,” where particles like graphite or metal become embedded in the dermis after accidents, creating lasting skin markings that can require dermatological assessment.
Live Science
Science Highlights
Carnivorous “death‑ball” sponges discovered deep sea
Science Alert uncovers a newly documented deep‑sea sponge that forms spherical colonies and actively captures prey, a rare example of animal‑like feeding behavior in marine invertebrates.
Science Alert
Record‑old ribbon worm sets longevity benchmark
A striking specimen of an exceptionally long ribbon worm, reported by Science Alert, has been dated as the oldest of its kind, offering fresh data on annelid lifespan and deep‑sea adaptation.
Science Alert
Bell Labs’ century‑spanning milestones reshape tech landscape
IEEE Spectrum outlines seven historic Bell Labs innovations—ranging from molecular‑beam epitaxy to convolutional neural networks—that continue to underpin modern semiconductor devices, AI, and quantum research.
IEEE Spectrum
Environmental Brief
A decade after Paris: emissions trends and renewable surge
The Guardian notes that ten years after the Paris Agreement, global renewable energy capacity grew by 15 % and now accounts for over 90 % of new power generation, while overall greenhouse‑gas emissions show mixed progress.
The Guardian (Environnment)
Conflict of interest looms over Nevada lithium project
Grist exposes Interior Department official Karen Budd‑Falen’s financial ties to the Thacker Pass lithium mine, raising concerns about potential bias in the fast‑tracked approval of a project critical for U.S. battery supply chains.
Grist
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