New research shows that DMT, a natural psychoactive compound found in plants and the human brain, can protect against stroke damage in animal and cell models.

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The design was mainly computational, meaning the drug has yet to be further developed and tested. Waqqas presented her ...

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Consciousness may be millions of years old, fueled by primal brain circuits rather than the human cortex alone.

Landmines are one of the most dangerous legacies of war, continuing to kill and injure long after the fighting has ended.

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While trying to examine forces on single biomolecules with great precision, researchers have solved their requirement of a dual trap optical tweezers system by inventing their own version of the ...