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AI Data Centers Are Tied To A Staggering Amount Of Water Use Across 7 States
Artificial intelligence may be running on electricity, but a new report suggests there is another resource quietly powering the data center boom: an enormous amount of freshwater. As companies race to build larger facilities packed with increasingly powerful chips, the infrastructure behind AI is creating demands that extend far beyond electricity grids and computer hardware.…
Scientists Found a Possible Weak Spot in Parkinson’s Disease, And a Cancer Drug May Already Target It
Parkinson’s disease has always presented researchers with a brutal problem: by the time symptoms become obvious, damage has already been spreading through the brain for years. Now, scientists at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have identified a pair of proteins that appear to help harmful alpha-synuclein move from neuron to neuron, and blocking them…
Nurse Who Couldn’t Speak English Drew A Surgery Note That Went Viral
A hospital nurse in China reportedly faced a problem that could have left a foreign patient dangerously confused: she needed to explain crucial pre-surgery instructions, but she could not speak English and he could not understand her language. The patient was an international student preparing for surgery, and two instructions had to reach him before…
Scientists Found Something Surprisingly Different Happening In Your Brain When You Write By Hand
For years, typing has quietly replaced handwriting in classrooms, offices, and everyday life. It is faster, easier to edit, and far more convenient when there is a lot of information to record. But researchers comparing the two activities found something happening inside the brain that could make people think twice before abandoning pen and paper…
Archaeologists Found Something Buried Beneath Göbekli Tepe That Changes the Story of the Ancient Site
For decades, Göbekli Tepe has been presented as one of the strangest archaeological sites on Earth. Built more than 11,000 years ago, its enormous stone pillars and mysterious carvings helped create an enduring image of wandering hunter-gatherers gathering at a monumental ritual site before disappearing back into the landscape. Then archaeologists started finding something that…
Melissa McCarthy Has Reached Her Own Conclusion About the JonBenét Ramsey Case
Melissa McCarthy was just 26 when JonBenét Ramsey was found dead inside her family’s Boulder, Colorado, home in December 1996, but she still remembers exactly how she first encountered the story. She was standing in a grocery store when she saw Patsy Ramsey’s face on a tabloid cover and immediately formed an opinion about the…
A Baby Elephant Was Left Lifeless on a Road. Then a Rescuer Started CPR
For 26 years, Mana Srivate had rushed toward some of the worst moments imaginable. He had performed CPR on people pulled from serious road crashes, working over and over without ever seeing one of those attempts end with a pulse returning. Then, one December night, he found himself kneeling beside a patient unlike anything he…
The ‘Happy Hormones’ You’ve Been Chasing May Not Work The Way You Think
Forget expensive wellness protocols, extreme routines and complicated dopamine hacks. Some of the most reliable ways to influence the brain chemicals linked with mood are surprisingly ordinary, and the science behind them is far messier than social media often suggests. Dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin and endorphins have become the stars of the feel-good economy, with countless…
Women Can Reach 40 Before Anyone Realizes They Have ADHD. Hormones May Explain Why
For some women, ADHD does not suddenly appear in adulthood. Instead, the symptoms they have spent decades managing quietly become impossible to ignore. That is what happened to Kate Moryoussef, who was 40 when she finally received an ADHD diagnosis after recognizing the same traits in her daughter during lockdown. Watching her daughter struggle with…
