Our Science reporting examines research, medical developments, and scientific debates, with an emphasis on evidence, uncertainty, and context.
The mobile puzzle game KAMI 2 has been used in a psychiatric feasibility study as a digital tool for so-called “high-emotion situations.” These are situations in which anxiety, inner unrest or emotional overwhelm become difficult to manage. KAMI 2 was developed by the British indie studio State of Play and released in 2017. Its visual...
A growing body of research suggests that simple dietary habits may play a role in supporting brain health. One recent study found that people who regularly consumed eggs had a significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. Researchers observed that eating about one egg per day was associated with up to a 27% reduction in...
Ultra-processed foods don't just add empty calories... They disrupt metabolism and introduce additives and packaging chemicals that harm your health beyond what calories explain....
Scientists in Japan isolated a bacterium from tree frogs that shows potent anticancer properties in lab tests - a striking example of nature's hidden cures and biodiversity's future value to medicine....
Avocados don’t ripen on the tree. They can hang there for months, even a year, staying hard until they’re picked. Ripening only starts after harvest. Nature’s pause button. Farmers’ secret weapon. Your guacamole’s quiet origin story....
Research suggests bumblebees can process time via visual cues, challenging assumptions about insect intelligence....
Remember when we could just… read? An entire article, even an entire book, without checking our phones, googling the author, and accidentally ending up watching a cat explain quantum physics on TikTok? Yeah, good old times... Somewhere between “You’ve got mail” and “You’ve got 47 unread messages,” our attention packed its bags and moved out....
We often think of productivity as something achieved by working longer and harder. But the truth is the opposite: sleep is the foundation of performance. Without it, concentration drops, creativity fades, and even simple decisions feel impossible. Scientists say just one night of poor sleep can cut efficiency by more than 30%....
Today blue feels everywhere, in jeans, corporate logos, and everyday objects. But for most of human history, blue was a rarity. Unlike earthy reds, browns, and blacks that came easily from natural pigments, blue was elusive. The sky and the sea were vast fields of blue, yet the color itself seemed almost impossible to capture....
Quantum computing is like the rebellious cousin of classical computing. Instead of using regular “bits” (the 0s and 1s that power your phone or laptop), it uses qubits, particles that can be 0, 1, or both at the same time. It’s a bit like flipping a coin that lands as heads and tails until you look at it....
