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07/13/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
China’s Long March-10B Rocket Uses LNG-Derived Methane Fuel in Sea Recovery Test
The Long March-10B rocket completed a sea-based net recovery on Friday, July 11, 2026, using high-purity methane fuel derived from liquefied natural gas (LNG) for the first time, according to the China National Space Administration (CNSA). The rocket is China’s first commercial reusable vehicle powered by liquid oxygen-methane propellant, officials said. The test, conducted from […]
07/10/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study Finds Soil Bacteria Help Crops Grow in Saline Conditions
Researchers at the University of East Anglia reported that a type of soil bacteria known as pseudomonads migrate to plant roots under salt stress and stimulate the production of lignin, forming a protective barrier that helps crops thrive in saline conditions. The study was published June 26, 2026. According to the research, these naturally occurring […]
07/08/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Gum Disease Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke in Diabetic Patients
A large-scale analysis of real-world patient records has found that type 2 diabetes patients with periodontitis face significantly higher risks of stroke, heart attack, kidney disease, and other serious complications, according to a study published in the British Dental Journal. Researchers used the TriNetX global federated health network to identify 56,525 patients with both type […]
07/07/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study Links Light and Vigorous Exercise to Improved Sleep in Older Adults With Mild Cognitive Impairment
A study published in the journal Digital Health has found that both light and vigorous physical activity are associated with fewer sleep disruptions in older adults with mild cognitive impairment, with vigorous activity showing the strongest benefit, according to researchers from Texas A&M University. The study, which used wearable sensors to track movement and sleep […]
07/07/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Geophysical Survey Reveals Possible Prehistoric Circle Beneath Peat on Scotland’s Isle of Arran
Possible Prehistoric Circle Detected Under Peat on Scotland’s Isle of Arran Archaeologists using geophysical survey equipment have detected a ring of magnetic anomalies beneath peat at Machrie Moor on Scotland’s Isle of Arran, according to Historic Environment Scotland. The feature consists of 12 pit-like anomalies arranged in a circle approximately 92 feet across, with two […]
07/06/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study: Declining Physical Activity in Older Adults May Signal Cognitive Changes
A study published in JAMA Network Open has found an association between memory decline and reduced physical activity in adults aged 50 and older. The research, which followed 2,529 adults in England over 17 years, indicates that participants with greater memory decline spent about 14 fewer minutes per day in light physical activity and 12 […]
07/02/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Electromagnetic Radiation From Power Lines Linked to Hormone Disruption
A review published in the journal Applied Sciences by Tojza et al. has found that exposure to extremely low-frequency electromagnetic radiation (ELF-EMF), a type of non-ionizing radiation emitted by power lines, substations, appliances, and electronic devices, is consistently linked to disruptions in the endocrine system, according to animal studies. The endocrine system regulates hormones that […]
07/01/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study: Biological Age of Muscle Cells May Predict Mortality Risk
A study published in Nature Medicine has found that the biological age of individual cell types, particularly muscle cells, may be a strong predictor of mortality risk. Researchers analyzed blood samples from more than 60,000 participants across three independent groups, using machine learning to estimate the biological age of dozens of cell types from a […]
06/29/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study Links Higher BMI to Vascular Dementia Risk, Identifies Blood Pressure as Key Mediator
A new genetics-based study has confirmed a direct causal link between higher body mass index (BMI) and an increased risk of vascular dementia, with blood pressure acting as a primary mediator, according to findings published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. The study reported that for each standard deviation increase in BMI, the […]
06/15/2026
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By Douglas Harrington
Study: Dementia Risk Linked to Nitrate Sources in Diet and Drinking Water
A 27-year study of more than 54,000 Danish adults has found that the source of dietary nitrate may matter more than the amount consumed when it comes to dementia risk. Researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) and the Danish Cancer Research Institute (DCRI) reported in the journal Alzheimer’s & Dementia that nitrate from vegetables was […]
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