Fermented Cordyceps Broth Improves Primary Insomnia in Trial
Effectiveness of fermentation broth of Cordyceps sinensis for primary insomnia: a randomized clinical trial with digital health tool https://t.co/g5iOuzkctO
Cave Microbes Reveal Hidden Ecosystems, Highlights BBC Reporting
Nice article about cave microbes and the work of people like Hazel Barton from BBC News https://t.co/COB81H8QD9
Coffee Linked to Lower Risk for Multiple Cancers, Not Lung
Coffee and cancer risk: which cancers are linked to lower risk? A new review found that coffee consumption is associated with a reduced risk of these cancers: - Skin (melanoma) - Liver - Prostate - Endometrial - Breast - Head and neck - Colorectal Cancers associated with increased risk: -...
SCFA Blood Levels Reveal Gut‑Brain Dysfunction in Depression
Circulating Short-Chain Fatty Acid (SCFA) Profiles as a Biomarker of Gut-Brain Axis Dysfunction: A Meta-Analysis for the SCFA Signature in Major Depression https://t.co/qwMAwaKR6d
NASA to Reveal Artemis Plans, Spotlight Former Gateway Manager
NASA will share a ton of Artemis planning information tomorrow at HQ. I’ve highlighted Garcia-Galan because he was deputy program manager for Gateway prior to this. https://t.co/HlCvRYr1N6
Neuroscience Explores When We Dehumanize Others
New ep drops now: "Who Counts as Human in Your Mind?" with social neuroscientist Lasana Harris (@lasana_harris). When do you view another person like an object? What do neuroscientists mean by "de-humanization"? Listen wherever you get your podcasts. https://t.co/uyoIflNkYD https://t.co/Yi6Ux2OhOA
Mir Ends 15-Year Orbit, Burns up on Reentry
#ThisDayInTechHistory. March 23, 2001. The Mir Russian Space station reenters Earth's atmosphere and breaks up after 15 years in space. (First Post) #Space #Exploration #JVGpost https://t.co/qAgsA3nlep
Accelerated Aging, Lifestyle, Genes Jointly Shape Cognition
Interplay of accelerated biological aging, lifestyle factors, and genetic susceptibility in cognitive function: a community study https://t.co/qUgRtEkWiK
Thymus Gland Emerges as Key to Healthy Aging
Don't take the time to read about the new landmark studies that put our thymus gland at center stage for healthy aging https://t.co/ENhIn2A2l3 https://t.co/oY2PLSenmf
Fecal pH May Predict Neurodegenerative Disease Risk
I've been saying this for the longest time, and including fecal pH in my grant applications, too I predict that we'll see a significant correlation for fecal pH with neurodegenerative diseases in future papers...
Blue Origin Proposes 51,600 AI-Powered Orbital Data Centers
Blue Origin files paperwork to put 51,600 AI data center satellites in orbit: Project Sunrise: a proposed “mega-constellation” of solar-powered satellites that would perform AI compute directly in orbit https://t.co/kk1MXTDoaM #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews
US Predicts 80% El Niño Chance, Warns Spring Barrier
The US sees an 80% chance that El Niño will rise from the equatorial Pacific this year, but the so-called spring barrier means such forecasts can be inaccurate. https://t.co/rY9FHeKuYX
Phase 3 Lyme Vaccine Shows Mixed Preliminary Results
The news is mixed in the preliminary results from a Phase 3 trial of a needed #Lyme disease vaccine, @matthewherper reports. https://t.co/bcbfeXchk1
Lyme Vaccine Hits 70% Efficacy, Misses Confidence Threshold
The $PFE/ $VALN Lyme vaccine was a product for which there was a lot of hope. Results today show OK efficacy. Vaccine efficacy landed at 70%; investors hoped for 80% but thought as low as 60% would be relevant. But the...
Vitamin D and Fasting Show Promise for MASLD Treatment
Therapeutic effects of vitamin D and intermittent fasting on metabolic associated steatotic liver disease in rats "These findings support their potential as complementary, non-pharmacological strategies for MASLD management and warrant further translational investigation." https://t.co/n4BtHrrcOU
Success at Work Boosts Longevity, but Not as Expected
Want to Live a Longer, Happier Life? Science Says Work to Be More Successful (but Not in the Way You Might Think) https://t.co/1Qxw34tPnU #lifehacks #happiness #success
Taming eIF4E Overactivity Reverses Autism-Like Behaviors
In a mouse model of autism, increased protein synthesis in the brain—driven by overactivation of eIF4E—was linked to autism-like behaviors, while reducing eIF4E activity lessened these behaviors into adulthood. neuroscience
Portable DNA Tests Map Cave Microbes in Real Time
Field-portable genetic assays now enable rapid, on-site mapping of cave microbial ecosystems, offering near real-time insights into biodiversity and potential health threats without reliance on traditional lab methods. microbiology
Fidelity's Karin Fronczke Explores Orbital Data Centers
SpaceX investor Fidelity (Karin Fronczke, Head of PE investments) is on the show today to talk about… orbital data centers. Welcome your questions.
CtDNA Drives Next‑stage Risk Stratification in TNBC
From Prognosis to Action: Circulating Tumor DNA and the Next Phase of Risk Stratification in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer [Mar 18, 2026] Schneider & @StoverLab @JCO_ASCO https://t.co/6jPBxQe9QP #bcsm #PrecisionMedicine #LiquidBiopsy https://t.co/MOG73iTcNl
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Lenalidomide + high-dose dexamethasone (RD) vs lenalidomide + low-dose dexamethasone (Rd) as initial therapy for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma: an open-label RCT [10/22/2009] @VincentRK et al. @TheLancetOncol https://t.co/hXxlFINejC #NCT00098475 #EAonc E4A03 #mmsm #caxtx #ctsm https://t.co/3Pa2TRMntk
Personalized Therapy Improves Outcomes in Residual TNBC
BRE12-158: A Postneoadjuvant, Randomized Phase II Trial of Personalized Therapy Versus Treatment of Physician's Choice for Patients With Residual Triple-Negative Breast Cancer [Dec 15, 2021] Schneider et al. Radovich @JCO_ASCO https://t.co/oJm6BJrMtA #bcsm #PrecisionMedicine
Poor Sleep Increases Runner Injury Risk
Sleep profiles predict injury in runners 🩼💤 This new study profiled 425 recreational runners based on their sleep habits including… ⏰ Sleep duration ☑️ Sleep quality 🚨 Sleep problems Investigating associations with injury history, whilst controlling for factors including training volume 🔍 Results 📊 Runners were...
Genetic Links to Aromatase Inhibitor Musculoskeletal Side Effects
Genome-Wide Associations [GWAS] and Functional Genomic Studies of Musculoskeletal Adverse Events in Women Receiving Aromatase Inhibitors [Sep 20, 2010] Ingle et al. @DrWeinshilboum @JCO_ASCO https://t.co/1NJcXkWy8c #bcsm #Supponc
Circulating DNA/Cells Predict Recurrence Post‑Chemo in TNBC
Assoc of Circulating Tumor DNA & Circulating Tumor Cells After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy w/ Disease Recurrence in Pts w/ Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: BRE12-158 RCT [Jul 9, 2020] Radovich et al. @JAMAOnc https://t.co/XxH9kTT9d5 #bcsm #cactc #NCT02101385 https://t.co/kgV0yM2I1f
Fritz Vahrenholt Predicted Cooling Despite RWE Ties
One of our main German climate deceivers, Fritz Vahrenholt, actually has predicted cooling in a 2012 book - see the blue curve. He worked for RWE, the largest CO2 emitter of Europe. https://t.co/Dcf8aFmOG6
Pfizer's Lyme Phase 3 Cut by One‑Third Over Contractor Issues
Pfizer's phase 3 for its Lyme trial was supposed to be 18k patients -- but issues with a contractor at the start of the trial cut the size by a third, and @ky_lahucik + I reported a long time ago...
Microbes Dictate Soil Carbon: Wet Soils Store, Drought Releases
Soil microbes play a critical role in regulating carbon storage, with wetter soils promoting carbon retention and drought accelerating carbon loss, highlighting the need to factor microbial activity into climate projections. soilscience
P7C3 Boosts NAD Enzyme, Improves Mouse Alzheimer Model
P7C3 is an activator of an enzyme that makes NAD called NAMPT. Cool that it’s working in a 🐁 model of AD 👏
Under‑50 Bowel Cancer Cases Surge Globally, Linked to Lifestyle
A study published in #TheLancet Oncology reports a rise in bowel #cancer cases among people under 50 in 27 out of 50 countries over 10 years. Possible causes include obesity, gut bacteria, ultra-processed foods, and ... #healthcare #research https://t.co/Mjap7D8jtb
Pfizer Lyme Vaccine Effective yet Misses Crucial Statistical Benchmark
Pfizer’s Lyme vaccine shows efficacy, but misses key statistical hurdle There is a set up for drama here. $Valn $pfe Valneva stock is down 14% in premarket trading. https://t.co/WN0KOl4Nqh via @statnews
Coal‑Derived Quantum Dots Show Powerful Antioxidant Activity
📰 🧪 James Tour Group in the News: Coal-derived quantum dots offer basis for effective antioxidantAn article features Rice research that determined that polyethylene glycol and graphene quantum dots […] https://t.co/nzomlmkBlU
Low-Volume, Low-Frequency Training Preserves Muscle Fascicle Lengths
A low-volume, low-frequency combination is able to maintain muscle fascicle lengths after eccentric-only training in humans. This suggests that maintenance of sarcomeres and myofibrils works slightly differently. https://t.co/kSamQXyhZh
Only Seven Proven Longevity Compounds After Massive Mouse Trials
7 Drugs. 30,000 Mice. 20 Years. The Only Longevity Compounds With Real Evidence. https://t.co/BzdoDZeicb @agingroy https://t.co/uM5QMpIAS6
Blue Origin Advances New Glenn: Multiple Second Stages in Integration
"At least two New Glenn second stages (GS2) appear in final integration, complete with insulation blankets. Complete tank sections for at least four more stages await insulation, while bulkheads and barrel sections indicate yet another unit in the works." https://t.co/JPS90rT2WC...
Time‑restricted Feeding Curbs Early Liver and Colon Cancer in Rats
The effects of time-restricted feeding on early phases of carcinogenesis in rat liver and colon https://t.co/hZQUZAwXV5
Human Eye's Frame Rate, Resolution, Dynamic Range Remain Unknown
Ok but real talk we still don’t know the frame rate, resolution and dynamic range of the human eye?
3D‑Printed Drones Tag Whales for Ocean Research
Ocean Alliance Uses #3DPrinted #Drones to Tag Whales for Ocean Research by @UltiMaker #Innovation #EmergingTech #Technology #Tech https://t.co/eEjCP8utBi
Stem Cell Dose Boosts Walk Test, Cuts Frailty
Randomized phase 2b dose-escalation trial of stem cell therapy with laromestrocel for aging frailty 🌟Performance on the 6-minute walk test improved in a dose-response fashion 🌟Improved 6-minute walk test distance correlated with patient-reported outcomes 🌟The percentage of study subjects classified as frail decreased...
Single Stem Cell Dose Boosts Strength, Reverses Frailty
Stem cell therapy shows promise for reversing aging-related frailty in new clinical trial 🗣️A clinical trial reports that a single dose can significantly improve physical strength and key signs of aging in older adults with frailty. https://t.co/5mw5r64imb https://t.co/uI88QpTEIa
5‑MeO‑DMT May Outperform Psilocybin as Antidepressant
I often say that psilocybin mushrooms (a single large macro dose) are the most potent anti-depressant known to science. The truth is that 5-meo-DMT, the compound Bryan tried today, actually tests even stronger. But there are only two papers on...
Thermodynamic Computing Scaling—Seeking Physicists and Algorithmists
Thermodynamic Computing is real, we are scaling it now and need the best scientists to join us to accelerate the disruption to the inefficient status quo. We are looking for more physicists (experimental and theoretical), algorithmists, and more @extropic https://t.co/v7nfQxa7ks
Lifestyle Program Slows Aging and Boosts Function in Frail Seniors
A Multidomain Lifestyle Intervention Is Associated With Improved Functional Trajectories and Favorable Changes in Epigenetic Aging Markers in Frail Older Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial https://t.co/8Ex1caVyLp
Hackathon Targets Neural Repair, AI Surgery, Cryo Innovations
DEFEATING ENTROPY hackathon at @fiftyyears London HQ. Focus areas: Biomaterials for neural repair Engineered neural cells Tissue replacement AI for surgical robotics Advanced cryo methods Biostasis https://t.co/gMDDoo6Io4
Nanostructured Silicon May Surpass Shockley‑Queisser Solar Limit
Nanostructured silicon could push solar cells beyond Shockley–Queisser limit #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/3gDJBe2BOt https://t.co/QQOp2n12dC
Stephanie Kwolek Invented Kevlar in 1965
#DidYouKnow that Kevlar was invented in 1965 by chemist Stephanie Kwolek while she was working at DuPont? (Amazing Nature) #WomensHistoryMonth #JVGpost https://t.co/udSmzafxHo
Higher Thymic Health Scores Predict Longer Healthspan
Your Thymus and Your Healthspan https://t.co/ENhIn2A2l3 High vs Low Thymic Health Scores and Outcomes https://t.co/oOz9sOK8RV
Muscle Power Predicts Mortality Far Better than Strength
Wow... Power training and longevity Araújo et al. followed 3,899 people — mostly middle-aged and older adults — for a median of nearly 11 years. They compared two metrics head-to-head: muscle strength and muscle power. Men in the lowest power category were...
Jielong-3 Launch Deploys Ten New Navigation Satellites
LAUNCH at 1549 UTC of a Jielong-3 from the DFHT barge near Haiyan in the Yellow Sea placing 10 more Weili Kongjian (Centispace) navigation augmentation satellites in orbit
Gut Microbes and Fiber Slow Egg Loss
Your gut bacteria could directly influence how fast you lose eggs. In a 2025 study linked below, mice without a microbiome lost eggs at twice the rate and had much worse egg quality. When they added fiber to a high fat...