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New Bat Coronaviruses in South America?

In the dense forests of Brazil, a scientific discovery is challenging our understanding of coronaviruses and their potential to cross the species barrier. Researchers have identified a new type of betacoronavirus in South American bats that could deepen our understanding of the viral diversity lurking within the animal kingdom. The Unexpected Find Researchers discovered the […]

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Biology

From Teen Steps to Quantum Photons: 8 Science Stories to Watch

What happens to the teenage brain when kids walk more? Could a common antidepressant affect survival during cancer treatment? Why would scientists deliberately lose photons in a quantum experiment? Those questions all surfaced in recent research. This week’s science stretches from hospital delivery rooms to the developing brain, from individual cells to quantum light. Some […]

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Psychology

From Pandemic to “Plandemic”: What COVID-19 Taught Us About Conspiracy Thinking

If you searched for “plandemic”, you’re not alone. During the COVID-19 pandemic, that word—part insult, part rallying cry—became one of the most powerful symbols of modern conspiracy thinking. It suggested that COVID-19 wasn’t just a tragic global health crisis, but a planned event orchestrated by shadowy elites, scientists, governments, or corporations. For millions of people, […]

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Health

What We Know and What Remains Uncertain About Long COVID

Throughout the pandemic, long COVID has rapidly emerged as a complex, multifaceted condition affecting millions worldwide. As researchers work diligently to decipher its underlying causes and long-term impacts, some claims have garnered strong empirical support, while other aspects remain enigmatic. In this post, we’ll explore which long COVID claims are well-supported by current studies and […]

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