#animal-studies tag

Can Animals' Regenerations Help Injured Humans?

Research into animal regeneration offers hope for human healing, particularly in tissue repair and injury recovery.

'Cat Ladies' and Declining Birth Rates: Is There a Link?

Animal studies consistently show reproductive damage across species from Toxoplasma infection, raising important questions about its potential impact on human male infertility.

Pets

Alternative medicine

fromenglish.elpais.com

1 month ago

Humans take over twice as long to heal wounds as other mammals

Humans have uniquely slow healing rates, requiring over twice as long to recover from wounds compared to other mammals.

Retirement

fromNPR.org

7 years ago

A Thank You To NPR's Science Commentary Readers

The NPR blog 'Cosmos & Culture' is ending, marking a farewell to readers after six and a half years of insightful commentary.

Food & drink

fromThe Washington Post

3 months ago

Wild chimps indulge in booze-fueled feasts, rare video shows

Wild chimps have been recorded consuming alcohol together, suggesting a social bonding behavior similar to humans.

OMG science

fromArs Technica

4 months ago

"Infantile amnesia" occurs despite babies showing memory activity

Infantile amnesia affects memory retention in both humans and mammals, but hidden memories can be re-activated under certain conditions.

fromNature

4 months ago

VDAC2 loss elicits tumour destruction and inflammation for cancer therapy - Nature

Genetically engineered mice were essential for studying immune responses in cancer research under ethical guidelines.

Arts

fromPortland Mercury

4 months ago

Theater Review: Artists Repertory Theatre Premieres a New Work About Autism Spectrum and Communication

Artists Repertory Theatre's 'Sapience' highlights contemporary themes through innovative storytelling amidst ongoing renovations.

fromMedievalists.net

5 months ago

New Medieval Books: Saints and Sinners on Horseback, Volume II - Medievalists.net

The seven essays in the second volume of Saints and Sinners on Horseback transform well-known narratives through fresh insights, academically challenging yet enjoyable for readers.

History

fromMedievalists.net

9 months ago

Describe the jaw of a crocodile': Leonardo da Vinci's Animal Anatomies - Medievalists.net

Leonardo studied animal anatomy to merge traditional beliefs with acute observations, enhancing understanding of both animals and humans.

fromNature

11 months ago

A population code for spatial representation in the zebrafish telencephalon - Nature

The experimental setup enables simultaneous behavioral tracking and neural imaging with a focus on high-resolution imaging of neuronal activity.

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Can Animals' Regenerations Help Injured Humans?

'Cat Ladies' and Declining Birth Rates: Is There a Link?

Humans take over twice as long to heal wounds as other mammals

A Thank You To NPR's Science Commentary Readers

Wild chimps indulge in booze-fueled feasts, rare video shows

"Infantile amnesia" occurs despite babies showing memory activity

VDAC2 loss elicits tumour destruction and inflammation for cancer therapy - Nature

Theater Review: Artists Repertory Theatre Premieres a New Work About Autism Spectrum and Communication

New Medieval Books: Saints and Sinners on Horseback, Volume II - Medievalists.net

Describe the jaw of a crocodile': Leonardo da Vinci's Animal Anatomies - Medievalists.net

A population code for spatial representation in the zebrafish telencephalon - Nature

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