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New Study Reveals Which Antidepressants Are Most Likely to Cause Weight Gain
Broke On: Monday, 01 July 2024A recent study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine found that escitalopram and paroxetine users gained roughly 1 pound more than sertraline users after six months, with a higher likelihood of gaining at least 5% of their baseline weight. Bupropion saw the least amount of weight gain among first-line antidepressants. The study offers more detailed information on antidepressant impact on weight gain and aims to help providers and patients make informed decisions. 
New Studies Find No Evidence Multivitamins Reduce Mortality Risk for Generally Healthy Adults
Broke On: Sunday, 30 June 2024New research from multiple studies with over 800,000 participants reveals that daily multivitamin use does not lower the risk of death for generally healthy adults. The studies, published in JAMA Network Open and National Cancer Institute, found no significant reduction in mortality from all causes or specific diseases like cancer and heart disease. However, supplementation may still benefit those with nutritional deficiencies. Consuming a balanced diet rich in vegetables, whole grains, legumes, reducing red meat intake, decreasing sedentary time and alcohol consumption can contribute to overall health. 
Japanese Researchers Set New World Record for Data Transfer at 402 Tb/s
Broke On: Friday, 28 June 2024Researchers at Japan's NICT set a new world record for data transfer, transmitting 402 Tb/s over commercially available optical fiber cables using six amplifiers and an optical gain equalizer. This achievement surpasses the previous record by 25% and increases transmission bandwidth by 35%, demonstrating the untapped potential of current technology. 
New Data Suggests Mars Experiences Over 300 Significant Impacts per Year, Challenging Our Understanding of the Red Planet's Geological History
Broke On: Friday, 28 June 2024New data from NASA's InSight mission reveals Mars experiences between 180 and 360 significant meteorite impacts per year, challenging our understanding of the Red Planet's geological history. Seismic shockwaves generated by these impacts are crucial for assessing potential hazards for future exploration missions. 
NASA's Mars Odyssey Orbiter: Exploring Olympus Mons and Celebrating 100,000th Orbit
Broke On: Saturday, 22 May 2004NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter marks its 100,000th orbit around Mars on June 30, 2024, and captures a striking image of Olympus Mons, the solar system's largest volcano. Since its launch in 2001, the orbiter has provided crucial data for six surface missions and relayed information from rovers and landers while studying Martian atmosphere. 
Exceptional Preservation of Cambrian Trilobites in Volcanic Ash: New Insights into Ancient Marine Creatures' Anatomy and Feeding Behavior
Broke On: Thursday, 27 June 2024Paleontologists discovered exceptionally preserved Cambrian trilobites encased in volcanic ash in Morocco, offering new insights into their anatomy and feeding behavior. The fine-grained ash created three-dimensional molds, revealing soft tissues and mouth parts. Volcanic ash deposits may hold potential for preserving delicate biological remains. 
New Study Provides More Accurate Age Estimate for Ancient Kyrenia Shipwreck, Revealing Insights into Mediterranean Trade during Greek and Late Antique Times
Broke On: Wednesday, 26 June 2024Researchers have revised the sinking date of the ancient Kyrenia shipwreck, discovered off Cyprus in 1965, to around 280 BCE using updated radiocarbon dating and a new PEG cleaning method. This discovery offers valuable insights into maritime trade during Greek and Late Antique times. 
Painted Lady Butterflies Defy Oceans: First Verified Atlantic Crossing by Insects Discovered in French Guiana
Broke On: Monday, 28 October 2013In October 2013, Gerard Talavera discovered hundreds of painted lady butterflies on a French Guiana beach, marking the first verified account of an individual insect crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Using DNA metabarcoding, researchers traced their origin to North America or Europe and determined they had flown approximately 4,300 miles in less than a month. 
UK's First Successful Deep Brain Stimulation for Epilepsy: Oran's Life-Changing Story
Broke On: Sunday, 23 June 2024In a groundbreaking trial at Great Ormond Street Hospital, the first UK child with severe epilepsy, identified as Oran, undergoes successful deep brain stimulation (DBS) treatment. The innovative therapy targets the thalamus to block electrical pathways and prevent seizures from spreading. Oran's life-changing experience marks a new era in epilepsy treatment with a rechargeable device that significantly improves upon previous models. 
New Study Reveals Link Between Gut Microbiome and Stress Resilience: Healthy Bacteria Boost Brain Function
Broke On: Tuesday, 25 June 2024New studies reveal a link between a healthy gut microbiome and stress resilience. Resilient individuals exhibit improved cognition and emotional regulation in the brain, as well as reduced inflammation and improved gut barrier in their microbiomes. Researchers are investigating how gut microbes communicate with the brain to shape resilience.