Serie A: in campo Genoa-Milan 0-2 DIRETTA – Calcio – Ansa.it

In campo Genoa-Milan 0-2 DIRETTA   Genoa-MILAN 0-1 al 13′ rete di Cisse. Il Genoa perde palla, Rabiot serve al centro Cisse che, liberato anche dal movimento di Ramos, con l’interno destro infila Bijlow Genoa-MILAN 0-2 al 19′ rete di Pulisic. Errore difensivo di Marcandalli che serve Ramos, il centravanti sceglie di…

Serie A: in campo Napoli-Lazio 0-0 DIRETTA – Calcio – Ansa.it

In campo Napoli-Lazio 0-0 DIRETTA    La polveriera Napoli minaccia di esplodere e allora la società corre ai ripari. Calciatori in ritiro a partire da ieri pomeriggio e conferenza stampa di Allegri, in vista della partita di domani con la Lazio, annullata. Sono queste le iniziative messe in atto per…

A 24-hour fast triggers a surprising repair response in the gut

A 24-hour fast may help prepare the intestines to recover from radiation damage, but scientists have discovered that a particular gut bacterium plays a crucial role in making this possible. New preclinical research from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center reveals how fasting and beneficial microbes work together…

MIT scientists turn immune cells into cancer killers inside the body

MIT researchers have developed a new technique that allows them to transform immune cells into cancer fighters directly inside the body, potentially making advanced treatments for cancer and autoimmune diseases much easier to produce and administer. The method focuses on natural killer (NK) cells, a type of immune cell that…

OpenAI, nuovo modello IA scova falle in oggetti connessi – Cybersecurity – Ansa.it

OpenAI ha rilasciato un nuovo modello di intelligenza artificiale sviluppato per individuare vulnerabilità critiche nei sistemi aziendali connessi. Si tratta di Gpt-6 Cyber, progettato per l’analisi avanzata del codice sorgente, l’individuazione di falle e la verifica delle correzioni da applicare agli ambienti esaminati. La tecnologia, resa accessibile a un ristretto…

A nuclear blast could save Earth from an asteroid, but there's a catch

A nuclear explosion could potentially protect Earth from an incoming asteroid by releasing powerful X-rays that heat its surface and push it onto a safer trajectory. However, new research suggests that the success of such a mission could depend heavily on which side of the asteroid receives the blast. Unlike…

Low testosterone linked to 18% higher risk of dying from cancer

Men with very low testosterone levels may face an increased risk of developing cancer and dying from the disease later in life, according to a major international study. The findings suggest that testosterone levels could provide an early clue to future health risks, potentially years or even decades before cancer…

Ancient Siberian tomb reveals surprising secrets of cannabis use 2,800 years ago

A remarkable discovery in a nearly 2,800-year-old Siberian tomb has provided the oldest directly dated archaeological evidence that people used cannabis for its intoxicating effects. By examining ancient cannabis seeds and chemical traces preserved in human hair, researchers have uncovered new clues about the role of the plant in prehistoric…

Scientists discover hidden brain changes linked to common sleep disorders

Sleep disorders may have consequences that extend far beyond fatigue. New research from Florida International University (FIU) has found that several types of sleep disorders are associated with physical changes in brain regions responsible for attention, motivation, and decision-making. These findings suggest that disrupted sleep may be connected to important…

Scientists squeeze record-breaking X-ray power into an incredibly tiny spot

Scientists have achieved a new world record by producing extraordinarily intense X-ray flashes that last just 300 attoseconds, an almost unimaginably brief period of time. Using the European XFEL, a powerful X-ray research facility, the team concentrated the flashes into an area roughly 100,000 times smaller than the cross-section of…

Stronger flu shot linked to nearly 55% lower Alzheimer's risk

A higher dose of the annual flu vaccine may offer older adults an unexpected benefit: a significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. In a large study led by researchers at UTHealth Houston, adults ages 65 and older who received a high-dose influenza vaccine were less likely to develop Alzheimer’s…

Scientists discover a hidden warning sign of cannabis addiction

A new national study suggests that the way people consume cannabis may reveal important clues about their likelihood of using it heavily or developing an addiction. While smoking remains the most popular method among US adults who use cannabis, roughly one in seven consumes it in nearly every available form.…