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Discovery of a Novel Immune Cell in Mice May Help Slow Aging Process

Aging is not limited to an accumulation of years. It is a complex biological process, influenced by cellular mechanisms that are still widely unknown. Among them, the chronic inflammation that settles with age increasingly intrigues researchers. A recent discovery in fatty fabrics may well turn our understanding of this silent dynamic. For the first time, … Read more

Ancient Enigma: Archaeologists Fascinated by 5,000-Year-Old Half-Human Hybrid

Long before writing and the great empires, civilizations of the Iranian plateau already shaped complex objects, technically controlled and symbolically loaded. Among the most singular artefacts of this time is a silver statuette, 16.3 cm high, representing a mid-human mid-good being, kneeling and holding a container. Made between 3100 and 2900 BC. AD, in the … Read more

Advancing Psychiatry with Ultrasound: Enhancing Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Health Issues for the Future

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Jean-Michel Escoffre – Chargé de Recherche – Inserm, Inserm – & Thomas Desmidt – Professeur des universités, praticien hospitalier en psychiatrie, Université de Tours] Ultrasound, or ultrasonic waves, are mechanical waves (like sound that is made up of sound waves) which generate oscillations in the environments they cross. These … Read more

This Surgical Glue Pistol Promises Revolutionary 3D Grafts Right in the Operating Room

Repairing a broken bone remains a medical challenge when fractures are irregular or extensive. Classic bone transplants often require tissue taken elsewhere or metal implants, at the cost of complications and long preparation. Researchers from Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea, in collaboration with the team of Jeong Joon Jeon, offer an unexpected alternative: a modified … Read more

The Mediterranean Restores a Remarkable 2,400-Year-Old Roman Legionnaire Helmet: A Testimony to the War Between Rome and Carthage

The seabed of the equal islands, off Sicily, concentrate the material traces of a decisive battle of ancient history: that of March 10, 241 BC. AD, which ended the First Punic War. Rome stated his maritime supremacy there against Carthage. It is precisely in this area, today mapped by Sicily Sea Surintendance with the scientific … Read more