Long-Distance Running Cardiac Arrest Rates Remain Relatively Stable

Good news for long-distance runners: The incidence of sudden cardiac arrest during marathons and half-marathons has remained relatively stable over the past 20 years, while the risk of death has declined by nearly 50%, according to a new study. Researchers analyzed data from over 29 million participants in U.S. long-distance running races from 2010 to … Read more

Microsoft Introduces AI-Powered Research Tool and Podcasts to Copilot Platform

Microsoft recently held a major event showcasing its latest updates to the Copilot platform. The company announced nine new products, including Actions, Memory, Vision, Pages, Shopping, and Copilot Search. These features have already appeared on rival AI platforms like Google’s Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Two notable additions to the Copilot platform are Deep Research and … Read more

Russell Brand Fears Criminal Charges in US Over Allegations

British actor and comedian Russell Brand fears he could face criminal charges in the US over allegations of sexual assault. A New York court will hear a civil case brought by an extra from the 2010 film Arthur, who claims Brand exposed himself to cast members and then assaulted her in a lavatory on set. … Read more

Naftali Bennett Emerges as Potential Challenger to Netanyahu

Israel’s politics have long been dominated by two figures: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Naftali Bennett. However, in recent elections, a new player has emerged who could potentially challenge Netanyahu’s grip on power. Naftali Bennett, the current Foreign Minister, has consistently shown up in polls as a viable candidate for election. Unlike … Read more

Oregon State Faces UC Irvine in Sunday’s Series Finale

Oregon State (21-7) looks to close out its three-game series against UC Irvine (23-6) on Sunday at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. The game is set to start at 12:05 p.m. PT, with Oregon State starting pitcher Ethan Kleinschmit facing off against UC Irvine’s Ryder Brooks. Kleinschmit has had a strong season so far, posting … Read more

Researchers Discover New Healing Process Triggers by Cell Death

A recent study on fruit flies reveals a surprising mechanism for healing processes triggered by premature cell death, known as necrosis. When cells die due to illness or injury, such as heart attacks and strokes, the surrounding tissue can send out signals encouraging growth in healthier areas. Researchers at Arizona State University discovered that certain … Read more

Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Seniors

A recent study published in the journal Nature found that older adults who received the shingles vaccine had a 20% lower risk of developing dementia over the next seven years. Researchers say the results support an emerging theory that viruses affecting the nervous system can increase the risk of dementia. The study looked at health … Read more

Astronauts Prove Fermented Miso Can Be Made in Space

Astronauts on the International Space Station have successfully prepared and consumed fermented miso paste, marking a significant breakthrough for space food. The experiment, which began in 2020, aimed to explore the feasibility of fermenting ingredients in microgravity. The researchers sent a package containing soybeans, rice kōji, and salt to the ISS, where astronauts ran an … Read more