Osaka, Japan — August 31, 2025 In a major scientific breakthrough, researchers in Japan have identified quantum entanglement in heavy fermions—electrons with unusually large effective mass—within a solid-state compound, potentially transforming the future of quantum computing. The study, led by Dr. Shin-ichi Kimura of Osaka University, focused on Cerium-Rhodium-Tin (CeRhSn), a material with a quasi-Kagome […]

New research from the University of Melbourne reveals that X-rays may do more harm than good when diagnosing knee osteoarthritis. These scans often heighten patient anxiety and increase the likelihood of opting for unnecessary surgery. Instead, clinical diagnosis—based on symptoms and medical history—is a safer and more effective approach to managing pain and mobility. Osteoarthritis […]

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have developed an advanced AI system that predicts the likelihood of rare genetic mutations leading to disease. Traditionally, genetic testing often leaves patients and doctors uncertain about the real-world impact of these mutations. To address this, the Mount Sinai team combined machine learning with millions […]

NASA scientists suggest that Ceres — the largest object in the asteroid belt — may have once harbored the right conditions for life. New models indicate the dwarf planet likely had a radioactive core billions of years ago, producing enough heat to maintain a hidden subsurface ocean. This ancient “power source” could have fueled the […]

The heart pumps over 7,500 liters of blood daily, yet remains vulnerable to cardiovascular disease—the leading global cause of death. In South Africa, it accounts for around 215 deaths daily. Inactivity, poor diet, and stress are major contributors. Biokinetics, which treats and prevents disease through movement science, offers a solution. “For bio kineticists, exercise is […]