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Are ‘Dancing Molecules’ the Future of Spinal Cord Injury Treatment? Human Organoid Study Offers Strong Evidence

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - February 19, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists from the Northwestern University have created what they describe as the most sophisticated organoid...

Global Study Links Obesity to 1 in 10 Infection Deaths Worldwide

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - February 19, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – According to a study published in The Lancet, people who are obese are about 70%...

How Might GaN Innovation Redefine High-Voltage Electronics Inside Electric Cars?

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 17, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists at Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have demonstrated key principles for engineering...

Sunlight-Powered Liquid Metal Method Offers New Pathway to Sustainable Hydrogen Energy

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 17, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – The search for natural sources of environmentally friendly energy remains a key focus...

How Dangerous Are Ultra-Processed Foods? Researchers Flag Major Cardiovascular Threat

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - February 13, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are heavily engineered industrial products packed with added fats, sugars, refined starches,...

Can 5 Weeks of Brain Speed Training Cut Dementia Risk for 20 Years?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - February 13, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Elderly individuals particularly those who are 65 years and older who completed five to six...

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New 4D-Printed “Synthetic Skin” Can Store Hidden Information and Transform Like a Living Organism

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 13, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Despite the fact that synthetic materials are widely in use across industries and...

Singapore Tests First On-Site Structural 3D Concrete Printing — A Construction Milestone

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 10, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – The rapid growth of urbanization in the last few decades has seen an...

Did Ancient Microbes Delay Earth’s Oxygen Rise? Scientists Uncover a Missing Link

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 10, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Taking into account oxygen is an essential and ever-present component of Earth’s atmosphere...

Can Lifestyle Changes Prevent Dementia? Study Links Smoking, Blood Pressure to Brain Damage

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - February 9, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Dementia remains a key concern for elderly populations often requiring specialised care. The change in...

Did Woolly Rhinos Collapse Overnight? Ancient Genome Offers Shocking Clues

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 5, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Frozen samples have always played a crucial role in scientific research as its...

AI Satellites vs Invasive Weeds: Breakthrough Study Maps Australia’s Costliest Plant Threats

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 2, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – The application of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to broaden new horizons in various...

Gut Macrophages Linked to Early Parkinson’s Spread, Offering New Hope for Prevention

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - February 2, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – The idea that Parkinson's disease might start in the gut has been around...

Can Nanoparticles Eliminate Disease-Causing Proteins? New Study Points to a Breakthrough

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 30, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – In recent years nanoparticles have shown great promise in various fields of science...

AI Is Now as Creative as the Average Human, But Top Creators Remain Untouchable, Study Reveals

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 28, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Are generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT genuinely capable of creativity? A team...

Europe’s Clean Energy Transition Faces a Catch-22 as Speed Drives Up Energy Costs

Environment S De Silva - January 26, 2026

Environment (Commonwealth Union) – Recent research conducted at the Imperial College London finds that phasing out fossil fuels across...

What Happens When Four Cosmic Probes Agree? New Dark Energy Survey Results Tighten the Universe’s Rulebook

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 23, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – Research conducted recently from the Dark Energy Survey (DES) which was done jointly...

Why Nearly Half of T Cell Receptors Move the ‘Wrong’ Way, According to New Research

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 23, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – When the body encounters a new pathogen, it activates a crucial defence mechanism...

Astronomers Uncover Possible Planet Remnant in Iron Bar at Centre of the Ring Nebula

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 22, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – A previously unknown, bar-like cloud of iron has been identified within the famous...

What Is a Phonon Laser and How Could It Transform the Next Generation of Smartphones?

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 21, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – A group of engineers has achieved significant progress in creating the smallest possible...

Webb and ALMA Uncover Massive Early Galaxy Strangled by Repeated Black Hole Activity

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 19, 2026

Astronomers have identified one of the oldest “dead” galaxies ever observed, offering new insights into how supermassive black holes...

Finger-Prick Blood Test Brings Alzheimer’s Detection Out of Clinics and Into Homes

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 19, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A pioneering international study has shown that Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers can be reliably identified using...

What If hospital Gloves Were Made from Food Waste Instead of Plastic?

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 16, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – British researchers from Aston University have joined forces with Midlands-based firm PFE Medical...

Scientists Observe Rod Photoreceptors’ Nanoscale “Twitch” at Light Detection, Advancing Non-Invasive Eye Disease Screening

Commonwealth Science & Tech S De Silva - January 14, 2026

Science & Technology (Commonwealth Union) – For the first time, scientific researchers have noticed a minute mechanical movement in...

From Fertility to Cancer Survival: How PRDM9 Helps Glioblastoma Return After Treatment

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 12, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Groundbreaking research from the University of Sydney, released today, has identified a process that could...

Can Changes in Gut Oxygen and Bacteria Trigger IBD? Largest Early-Stage Study Suggests So

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 9, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – An international analysis of microbiome data has found that people newly diagnosed with inflammatory bowel...

Progesterone-Mimicking Drug May Slow ER-Positive Breast Cancer When Added to Anti-Estrogen Therapy, Cambridge Trial Finds

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 8, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A recent clinical study that was led by researchers in Cambridge has found that a...

Scientists Find Overactive Serotonin System Driving Severe Schizophrenia Symptoms

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 6, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Schizophrenia is a complex mental health condition, one that profoundly impacts a person's thoughts, emotions,...

How Does a High-Fat Diet Rewire Liver Cells—and Why Does It Dramatically Raise Cancer Risk?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 5, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A high-fat diet is one of the leading contributors to the risk of liver cancer....

The Sound of Youth? How Ultrasound Could Help Delay Brain Ageing

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 1, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Technology continues to show enormous potential in the world of health care. Over the years,...

Why Improvising Music May Be Better for Ageing Brains Than Playing from Memory

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - January 1, 2026

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Creating music spontaneously may boost cognitive abilities in older adults—such as memory and learning—according to...

New Discovery Shows Single Signaling Pathway Can Toggle Immune Response for Disease Treatment

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 30, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Stanford Medicine researchers have discovered that a single signaling pathway determines whether immune cells attack...

From Imaging Dyes to Cancer Killers: How ‘Molecular Jackhammers’ Use Light to Fight Cancer

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 30, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists at Rice University and their collaborators have recently uncovered a novel approach to eliminating...

Does Dopamine Really Control Movement? New Parkinson’s Study Challenges Long-Held Theory

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 24, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – The role of dopamine in a variety of conditions has been well documented and studied....

Can Turning Off DNA Switches Change Alzheimer’s Risk? New Findings Suggest So

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 22, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) have identified previously hidden DNA...

What Could a Mobile Quantum MEG Scanner Mean for Preventing Long-Term Brain Injury in Military Personnel?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 19, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Brain injuries stemming from sports or work-related activities are recognized for their potential to induce...

Could a Single Online Session Build Mental Resilience in Young Adults Facing Constant Uncertainty?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 18, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Struggling to cope with uncertainty has been associated with poorer mental health in young adults,...

AI Tool Predicts Which Diseases Genetic Mutations May Cause

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 17, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – As artificial intelligence (AI) further advances, the potential for its applications in the healthcare industry...

Six Everyday Midlife Depression Symptoms Linked to Higher Dementia Risk, Study Finds

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 16, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A new study led by researchers at University College London has found that certain depressive...

Theobromine in Cocoa May Turn Back the Clock on Biological Aging, Study Suggests

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 15, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Dark chocolate is well recognized as one of the healthier sweet treats in comparison to...

Does Even Light Drinking Raise Cancer Risk? Major Review Breaks Down the Evidence

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 12, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – As the holiday season draws near the consumption of alcohol is set to rapidly increase....

Can a Massive New Drug-Fingerprint Library Reveal What Medical Records Miss?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 11, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Doctors and scientists often try to determine which medications a person has taken by either...

Does a Tiny Mutation in GPX4 Reveal How Neurons Die in Dementia?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 10, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – German Researchers from Helmholtz Munich, the Technical University of Munich, and LMU University Hospital Munich...

Can Eating Vitamin C–Rich Fruit Really Boost Collagen and Thicken Your Skin?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 9, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A new study from the University of Otago’s Faculty of Medicine in Christchurch Ōtautahi has...

Can Mental-Health Campaigns Accidentally Trigger False ADHD Self-Diagnosis?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 8, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – The neurodevelopment condition attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) generally shows symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity...

Study Links Common Plastic Chemicals and Ultra-Processed Foods to Chronic Skin Disease

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 3, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A study conducted by Johns Hopkins Medicine, which examined a small group of individuals with...

Scientists Uncover Genetic Blueprint of Impulsive Choices — And Its Links to Diabetes, Obesity and Mental Health

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 2, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists at the University of California San Diego have pinpointed 11 genetic regions tied to...

Are Scientists Finally Cracking Why Some People Gain Weight on Soybean Oil?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - December 1, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Soybean oil is a major cooking oil across the world. and a key ingredient in...

Is Air Pollution Silently Undermining the Health Benefits of Your Workout?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 28, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – The long-term exposure to polluted air may greatly lower the positive health effects of regular...

Could Gut Bacteria Shape Behaviour Faster Than Genes? New Research Uncovers the Mechanism

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 27, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – For most individuals, natural selection is the process in which organisms with advantageous traits are...

How Does a Stroke Disrupt the Gut’s “Good Bacteria”—And Why Does It Matter for Recovery?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 26, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Gut health has for long periods considered a key factor for overall health. Scientists at The...

Hypertension Damages Brain Cells Before Blood Pressure Rises, New Study Finds

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 25, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Hypertension remains a serious health concern across the globe. A recent preclinical study from Weill Cornell...

Could Boosting a Single Protein Help the Brain Clear Alzheimer’s Plaques on Its Own?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 24, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Plaques have always been a key concern in Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine...

How Might CytoDiffusion Spot Subtle Blood-Cell Changes Human Experts Overlook?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 21, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – AI (artificial intelligence) continues to show promise in many different areas and in the world...

Safer Water, Longer Life: Study Finds Cutting Arsenic in Wells Slashes Chronic Illness Deaths

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 20, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A key study has found that lowering arsenic levels in drinking water can significantly cut...

Could Lab-Grown Brain Tissue Without Animal Materials Revolutionise Neurological Drug Testing?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 19, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists have, for the first time, grown functional, brain-like tissue without relying on any animal-based...

Can Real-Time Tumor Monitoring Transform Breast Cancer Outcomes for Women with Intellectual Disabilities?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 18, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – As modern technology becomes more sophisticated the need to benefit medical conditions becomes even more...

How ‘Digital Twin’ AI Is Rewriting the Future of Personalised Medicine

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 17, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A recent artificial intelligence system that can generate virtual patient profiles and forecasting personalised health...

Do Two Immune Cell Types Hold the Key to Why Anxiety Happens?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 14, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Anxiety disorders continue to be a serious concern across the globe. Yet scientists still have...

New Hope for Bariatric Patients: Weight Loss Drugs May Prevent Post-Surgery Regain

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 13, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A study led by Monash University and Alfred Health has revealed that combining bariatric surgery...

Where You Live Could Shape Your Brain Health — and Even Your Risk of Dementia, New Research Warns

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 12, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists from the University of Cambridge have uncovered why residing in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods may...

Could Remote Robots End Stroke Delays? Researchers Pioneered the World’s First Transatlantic Thrombectomy

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 11, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scottish and American doctors have joined hands on a new technique involving robotic surgery for...

Reimagining Recovery: The Therapy Helping People with Psychosis Rewrite Their Minds

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 10, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A groundbreaking therapy designed to tackle distressing and intrusive mental imagery in people with psychosis...

New Study Reveals: Memory Loss Isn’t Just Aging — It’s Molecular, and It Can Be Fixed

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 6, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Memory decline might not just be an inevitable part of aging. New findings from Virginia...

From Brain Mapping to Parkinson’s Cure: How Scientists Are Redefining Cell Therapy Research

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 4, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists from the Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore, together with international collaborators, have developed one...

Could a One-Time CAR T Cell Treatment Finally Stop Multiple Sclerosis in Its Tracks?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - November 3, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) –Emily Henders, who lives in the UK living with multiple sclerosis (MS), the condition has become...

Eating Cocoa or Berries Could Offset the Harmful Effects of Sitting Too Long, Scientists Find

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 31, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Recent research from the University of Birmingham reveals that consuming foods high in flavanols—such as...

A New Era for Cancer Detection May Start with a Single Breath

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 30, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – The registered charity Pancreatic Cancer UK is set to invest over £1.1M (Roughly 1.45 million...

Has the Real Trigger for Type 1 Diabetes Been Hiding in the Pancreas’ Peacekeeping Cells All Along?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 29, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – When it comes to Type 1 diabetes, it is an autoimmune condition where an individual’s...

Could Mapping the Brain’s “Hidden Sixth Sense” Unlock Secrets to Human Health?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 28, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – When exploring the way, the brain detects when it is time to breathe, when blood...

Could This New Antibody Provide a Lifeline for Women with Treatment-Resistant Breast Cancer?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 27, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Scientists have formed a new antibody-based approach that can curb the growth of breast cancers...

Why People with Schizophrenia Hear Voices: New Study Points to Inner Speech Disruption

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 24, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Research carried out recently by psychologists at UNSW Sydney offers the most compelling evidence to...

Does Gum Disease Combined with Cavities Nearly Double Stroke Risk?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 23, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – It has long been known that good oral health goes beyond a perfect smile and...

From Colombia to Australia: Biologist Tracks Global Stomach Cancer Factors

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 22, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A biologist at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) is forming a global “signature”...

Can an electronic eye implant paired with AR glasses really restore reading vision to people blinded by dry AMD?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 21, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – After getting treatment with an electronic retinal implant used together with augmented-reality spectacles, individuals with...

Could a Simple Blood Test Finally Catch Kidney Damage Hours Earlier — and Stop Disease Before It Starts?

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 20, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – A straightforward blood test may soon allow clinicians to spot kidney damage much earlier, enabling...

Lead Exposure Could Undo Decades of Progress in Children’s Health, Scientists Warn

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 17, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – In spite the fact that the world being able to phase out leaded gasoline, lead...

Can AI Predict the Perfect Enzyme Match? Illinois Researchers Unveil EZSpecificity Tool to Revolutionize Biotech and Medicine

Commonwealth Healthcare S De Silva - October 16, 2025

Healthcare (Commonwealth Union) – Demonstrating the growing significance of AI in science, scientists have formed a new artificial intelligence...