Hexanitrogen Energies(science.org)
21 points by thomasjb | 6 comments
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Mirror Life Worries(science.org)
35 points by etiam | 16 comments
Bacteria (and their metabolites) and depression(science.org)
384 points by Luc | 172 comments
Derek Lowe's In the Pipeline blog post at Science on research linking the gut bacterium Morganella morganii and its metabolites to depression.
Mitochondria Are Alive(asimov.press)
599 points by mailyk | 371 comments
An Asimov Press opinion essay by Liyam Chitayat arguing that mitochondria should be considered alive, drawing on Lynn Margulis's endosymbiosis theory.
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What's happening inside the NIH and NSF(science.org)
861 points by rrock | 1303 comments
Derek Lowe's In the Pipeline blog post on Science.org about current events and turmoil inside the NIH and NSF, dated February 4, 2025.
Engineering Sleep(minjunes.ai)
407 points by amin | 170 comments
Personal essay arguing sleep can be engineered to be more efficient, drawing on Familial Natural Short Sleep mutations that let people sleep less without harm.
Attention lapses due to sleep deprivation due to flushing fluid from brain(news.mit.edu)
525 points by gmays | 254 comments
MIT News article on research showing attention lapses during sleep deprivation coincide with fluid flushing from the brain, a process normally occurring during sleep.
Novo Nordisk's Canadian Mistake(science.org)
399 points by jbm | 211 comments
Derek Lowe's In the Pipeline blog post at Science on Novo Nordisk's mistake in letting its semaglutide patent lapse in Canada, opening the door to generics like Sandoz.
Improving deep sleep may prevent dementia, study finds(monash.edu)
418 points by clouddrover | 381 comments
Monash University news article reporting a study finding that each 1% yearly loss of deep sleep in people over 60 is linked to a 27% higher dementia risk.
I didn't reverse-engineer the protocol for my blood pressure monitor in 24 hours(james.belchamber.com)
323 points by jamesbelchamber | 124 comments
A personal blog post by James Belchamber about attempting to reverse-engineer the USB data protocol of his Microlife blood pressure monitor.