Scientist points out: we are washing fruits and vegetables incorrectly - just water is not enough
A Lithuanian scientist warns that merely rinsing fruits and vegetables with water is inadequate for ensuring their safety, as proper washing techniques vary based on the produce's physiology and transportation conditions.
Neither Acrobats nor Contortionists by Nature: A Scientific Study Explains Why Cats Almost Always Land on Their Feet
A new scientific study reveals the complex motor factors that enable cats to almost always land on their feet during free falls.
Light pollution in cities reduces sleep hormone in coastal sharks, says study
A study found that artificial lighting in coastal cities affects the physiology of sharks, reducing melatonin levels in some species.
The Evaluation Axis of the Nobel Prize: Different from Other Awards - The Award for Regulatory T Cells
Professor Shimon Sakaguchi from Osaka University discusses his path in T cell research amidst challenges and reflects on receiving the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Why do cats always seem to fall on their feet
A recent study sheds light on the unique ability of cats to right themselves during falls, highlighting the flexibility of their spinal columns.
Donald Tusk announced that "Poland has a new Nobel laureate." After a moment, he added "but"
Donald Tusk highlighted that Victor Ambros, the Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine for 2024, is seeking Polish citizenship to honor his Polish heritage.
Why does the fasting person feel cold? Physics reveals the secrets of lost heat
The article explores why fasting individuals may feel cold during Ramadan, illustrating how physical laws affect human body temperature regulation.
The Myth of Carbohydrates in Sports Practice and How Much We Should Really Ingest
A new review suggests that the traditional view of carbohydrates as the primary energy source for muscle performance may be misleading.
LAUTECH medical sciences students revolt over faculty transfer
Students at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology are protesting the transfer of their Anatomy and Physiology Department to a different faculty.
LAUTECH students protest relocation of departments
Students at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology are protesting the relocation of their Department of Anatomy and Physiology to a different faculty.
On Scorching Sands: A Small Creature Discovers an Impossible Way to Survive
A recent study reveals that the Namib Desert beetle can lower its body temperature during physical activity even in extreme heat, challenging previous assumptions about insect physiology.
βSuper LΓ³pezβ or the Amazing Case of the 81-Year-Old Spanish Runner Who Amazed Scientists After Running the Marathon in 3 Hours and 39 Minutes
Juan LΓ³pez, who began running at 66, continues to break records at 81, intriguing physiologists who seek to uncover the secrets behind his remarkable endurance and aerobic capacity.
One should not go into the cold hungry and thirsty
The article discusses the effects of extreme cold on the body, including responses to low temperatures and advice on how to protect oneself during harsh winter conditions, as explained by human physiologist Mathias Steinach.
Why do men have morning erections? We have the answer!
The article explores the physiological and psychological factors behind the phenomenon of morning erections, which occur in a significant portion of the male population daily.
All organs are on alert. What happens to the body when we overindulge in heavy food?
The article explores the body's physiological responses and digestive processes triggered when consuming heavy meals, particularly during festive occasions.