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Researchers at Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin have discovered that a yeast-based dietary supplement can strengthen immune cells to fight cancer in mice. Published in Cell Reports, the study demonstrates that oral delivery can induce trained immunity by reprogramming bone marrow stem cells.
University of Oxford researchers have discovered that bees can regulate their food intake based on the balance of essential amino acids in pollen. The findings highlight the complex nutritional challenges bees face when foraging for food.
Researchers and forensic scientists in the United States and the United Kingdom are advancing microbiome forensics to explore bacteria left at crime scenes. Recent trials and database developments highlight both the potential and the current limitations of using bacterial analysis for suspect identification.
Bangladesh's meteorological department has issued a 120-hour weather forecast warning of continued rainfall. Active monsoon winds and a shifting low-pressure system are expected to bring thunder showers across the country.
New research presented at NUTRITION 2026 shows that individual genetic backgrounds may influence how saturated fat affects LDL cholesterol levels during low-carbohydrate diets. The study analyzed data from participants in the DIETFITS randomized controlled trial.
Morning rain has fallen across Dhaka, including the Mirpur area, following the onset of precipitation shortly after 6:30 AM. The weather office reported wind speeds between 10 to 15 kilometers per hour as heavy clouds blanketed the capital.
A recent study published in the journal NeuroImage reveals that watching short-form videos reduces brain activity in areas related to attention, self-control, and decision-making. Researchers observed the neurological functions of 56 young participants using advanced imaging technology.
Between 1963 and 1966, mathematician Paul Cohen achieved a monumental breakthrough by proving the independence of the continuum hypothesis and earning the prestigious Fields Medal. His historic work built upon foundational theories established by Georg Cantor and Kurt Gödel.
A joint research study by teams from India and Spain reveals that individuals who set their own smartphone limits reduce screen time more effectively than those given fixed targets. The findings provide new insights into managing digital consumption habits.
New research explores the relationship between increasing financial resources and human well-being. The investigation draws on extensive data gathered from thousands of participants globally.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has forecast cloudy skies and thundershowers for Dhaka and surrounding areas by afternoon. Morning temperatures in the capital were recorded at 30 degrees Celsius with 76 percent humidity.
Researchers at UC Berkeley have published a new study exploring the molecular compound TOFA as a potential alternative or complement to GLP-1 medications. The findings, published on August 21 in Science Advances, highlight how the compound increases energy expenditure and improves metabolic health in mice.
Despite the ongoing monsoon season, Bangladesh is currently experiencing intense and muggy heat due to excess moisture in the air. According to the Bangladesh Weather Observation Team (BWOT), no significant weather changes are expected before mid-to-late October.
The UK Met Office warns that 2027 could become the world's hottest year on record due to a powerful El Niño. Experts highlight unprecedented climate patterns not seen since records began in 1950.
New astrophysical research from Syracuse University reveals that a star's rapid pre-encounter rotation can explain why flares grow progressively dimmer in specific repeating partial tidal disruption events. The findings were recently published in The Astrophysical Journal.
Bangladesh is experiencing extended humid heatwave conditions driven by monsoon moisture and rain breaks. Authorities report that no major weather changes are expected before mid-October.
Sweltering heat continues across Bangladesh despite an ongoing 120-hour rain forecast issued by the Meteorological Department. Precipitation is currently occurring in the country, but humid conditions refuse to abate.
Climate change is triggering severe agricultural crises, displacement, and extreme heatwaves across Bangladesh. Meanwhile, melting ice in Antarctica is exposing bare ground as global temperatures rise.
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