Global Intelligence Database
Researchers used machine learning to analyse muscle electrical signals during surprise landings. They found that people with bad ankles unconsciously overcompensate by using muscles higher up the leg, a deficit that AI can detect with 96 percent accuracy.
By Zhou, Xu, Jie, Wang, Zhang, Zhou, Yuan, Baker, Gu
Lifting asymmetrical weights might do more than build muscle; it could actively rewire the brain. A new, small-scale study suggests that lifting uneven loads strengthens specific neural pathways linked to cognitive control and sensory integration.
By Ahmed, Kirschmann, Herder, Memon, Shah, Kukkar, Walsh, Johnston, Parikh
Genetic screening for breast cancer often relies on European DNA data, missing risks in other populations. A new study on Arab women reveals specific regional mutations and proves that tailored risk scores can better predict who might get sick.
By Ullah, Abdel-Razeq, Bentebbal, Shaar, Alajez, Saad, Decock
Researchers have mapped the functional organisation of the brain in individuals with autism, identifying a specific structural reduction in the left frontal lobe. This shift, paired with compensatory growth elsewhere, offers a biological explanation for the condition's diverse traits.
By Lee