Introducing Two Fresh Labels for the Effects of Weight Loss

Introducing Two Fresh Labels for the Effects of Weight Loss

People have been using “Ozempic face”, “Ozempic butt” and “Ozempic finger” to describe effects of … [+] the rapid weight loss from using the diabetes drug Ozempic and other forms of semaglutide. (Photo illustration by Mario Tama/Getty Images) Getty Images Let’s acknowledge it. The phenomenon known as “Ozempic face” is just one of the consequences …

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What criteria define a successful adaptation to climate change through migration?

What criteria define a successful adaptation to climate change through migration?

Migrants to rapidly growing cities often live in informal settlements subject to flooding and hazard. Chattogram, Bangladesh. Credit: MISTY project A new study conducted by an international team of researchers from Africa, Asia, and Europe has proposed three criteria for evaluating the success of migration as a form of adaptation to climate change: well-being, equity, …

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Impact of Interprovincial Trade on Pollution-Related Mortality in China: A Comprehensive Study Mapping

Impact of Interprovincial Trade on Pollution-Related Mortality in China: A Comprehensive Study Mapping

The energy/process specifies combusted energy types and processes generating related emissions, and these processes are then mapped to the specific industrial sectors encompassing the process. These production sectors are then mapped to the sectors producing the final goods or services and further to the final demand categories those consuming the final goods or services. The …

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Possible rewrite: Study indicates curious methods employed by fungus farming ants to maintain garden vitality

Possible rewrite: Study indicates curious methods employed by fungus farming ants to maintain garden vitality

Molecular evidence, supported by HTML tags, suggests the presence of Trichoderma spp. in wild T. septentrionalis fungus gardens. Through relative abundance analysis using ITS2 community amplicon sequencing, Trichoderma was found to be the most prevalent and abundant fungus in these gardens, second only to the cultivar fungus. The data presented in boxplot format demonstrate the …

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Study finds metal nanoclusters can be adjusted for various applications, including catalysis and biomedicine.

Study finds metal nanoclusters can be adjusted for various applications, including catalysis and biomedicine.

Feedback loop between computational and experimental studies enabled by atomically precise metal nanoclusters. Credit: Nature Reviews Materials (2023). DOI: 10.1038/s41578-023-00537-1 In a recent comprehensive review article, researchers from the Nanoscience Center at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, explore the remarkable properties of nanometer-sized metal clusters that make them suitable for versatile applications in catalysis, bioimaging, …

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Localization of electromagnetic waves in three dimensions according to Anderson

Localization of electromagnetic waves in three dimensions according to Anderson

Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A research collaboration led by a physicist from the Missouri University of Science and Technology has made significant strides in the study of light by utilizing a cutting-edge computational process. This process has accelerated and expanded the scope of numerical simulations, facilitating the observation of a phenomenon known as Anderson localization, …

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Manipulating the Shape and Packing of DNA: Introducing a Novel Method

Manipulating the Shape and Packing of DNA: Introducing a Novel Method

Aarhus University researchers, Minke Nijenhuis, Kurt Gothelf, and Lise Refstrup Linnebjerg Pedersen, have developed a revolutionary new method called triplex origami, which allows for the manipulation of DNA structure and compaction. This method utilizes triplex-forming strands to fold and bend double-stranded DNA, creating compact structures. The researchers have demonstrated that this technique can be used …

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Earth’s Tilt is Being Altered as Excessive Groundwater Extraction by Humans Persists

Earth’s Tilt is Being Altered as Excessive Groundwater Extraction by Humans Persists

Rotating globe getty By extracting water from underground sources, humans have caused a substantial shift in the Earth’s position, tilting it about 80 centimeters (31.5 inches) eastward in the past three decades. During a process known as polar motion, the Earth’s rotational poles, which are the points around which the planet rotates, move in relation …

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