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NASA Shares What Makes Ice-Covered Antarctic Lake Full Of Life
Due to the extremely cold climate, Lake Unter-See remains covered in ice year-round.
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Cooking With Tap Water? Here's Why You Should Think Twice
Tap water may look clean, but boiling it while cooking may not eliminate hidden contaminants.
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Why Your Gut Microbiome And Heart Are Closer Than You Think
The gut microbiome plays an important role in many aspects of health, from digestion and immune function to metabolic balance and neurological processes.
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Can Training Harder Change Your Gut Health? New Study Adds More Reasons To Exercise Daily
Gut health might be a fine balance between how hard you train and what you eat.
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Scientists Trace Chronic Constipation Treatment Failures To Mucus-Eating Bacteria
The researchers say that the microbes, Akkermansia muciniphila and Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron, break down the protective mucus layer of the colon. The study, published in the Gut Microbes, explains why common treatments fail.
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Scientists Believe Earth Was Purple 2.4 Billion Years Ago. Here's What It Means For Future
The Purple Earth Hypothesis has significant implications for the search for life on other planets.
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Mother Drinking Raw Milk Linked To Newborn's Death In The US: Why Doctors Warn Pregnant Women
A newborn's death in New Mexico, likely linked to the mother drinking unpasteurised milk during pregnancy, has put a spotlight on the serious health risks of raw milk.
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Scientists Finally Explain Why Elephant-Poop Coffee Tastes So Smooth
The study also found that these elephants had a more diverse mix of gut microbes, including bacteria linked to pectin digestion.
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Scientists Discover Microbes That May Help Make Mars Habitable
Mars is seen as the next major challenge for human exploration, but establishing life there is not easy.
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7 Mistakes That Are Secretly Hampering Your Gut-Brain Axis
The gut houses a vast network of neurons and is home to trillions of microbes, which produce neurotransmitters and other chemicals that communicate with the central nervous system.
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NASA Shares What Makes Ice-Covered Antarctic Lake Full Of Life
Due to the extremely cold climate, Lake Unter-See remains covered in ice year-round.
-
Cooking With Tap Water? Here's Why You Should Think Twice
Tap water may look clean, but boiling it while cooking may not eliminate hidden contaminants.
-
Why Your Gut Microbiome And Heart Are Closer Than You Think
The gut microbiome plays an important role in many aspects of health, from digestion and immune function to metabolic balance and neurological processes.
-
Can Training Harder Change Your Gut Health? New Study Adds More Reasons To Exercise Daily
Gut health might be a fine balance between how hard you train and what you eat.
-
Scientists Trace Chronic Constipation Treatment Failures To Mucus-Eating Bacteria
The researchers say that the microbes, Akkermansia muciniphila and Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron, break down the protective mucus layer of the colon. The study, published in the Gut Microbes, explains why common treatments fail.
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Scientists Believe Earth Was Purple 2.4 Billion Years Ago. Here's What It Means For Future
The Purple Earth Hypothesis has significant implications for the search for life on other planets.
-
Mother Drinking Raw Milk Linked To Newborn's Death In The US: Why Doctors Warn Pregnant Women
A newborn's death in New Mexico, likely linked to the mother drinking unpasteurised milk during pregnancy, has put a spotlight on the serious health risks of raw milk.
-
Scientists Finally Explain Why Elephant-Poop Coffee Tastes So Smooth
The study also found that these elephants had a more diverse mix of gut microbes, including bacteria linked to pectin digestion.
-
Scientists Discover Microbes That May Help Make Mars Habitable
Mars is seen as the next major challenge for human exploration, but establishing life there is not easy.
-
7 Mistakes That Are Secretly Hampering Your Gut-Brain Axis
The gut houses a vast network of neurons and is home to trillions of microbes, which produce neurotransmitters and other chemicals that communicate with the central nervous system.
