Health
Diabetes is Relieved by Removing Defective Cells
According to UConn Health experts, removing aged, defective cells from human fat reduces diabetic symptoms. The breakthrough could pave the way for novel treatments for…
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Plants and Animals
Why Are Most Babies Born At Night Monkey Study May Have the Answer
Humans, like primates, give birth at their least active period of the day. For us, that is in the middle of the night, although it…
Biology
Foamy Cells Stir a more Accurate way to Predict Heart Attacks
Foam cells are a type of macrophage that resides in fatty deposits on blood artery walls, where they consume low-density lipoproteins and become lipid-laden, giving…
Astronomy
Solar Flares Have Strange Dark Fingers and Now We May Know Why
High-frequency views of solar flares leaping away from the Sun can sometimes resemble a hand, with numerous thin streamers extending skyward, known as a Flare…
Plants and Animals
Scientists Regrow Frog’s Lost Leg with Five-Drug Cocktail
According to a new study published in Science Advances, frogs with amputated legs were able to regenerate functional limbs using a wearable bioreactor with a…
Business
Teach Your Kids to Code at a Young Age for Only $10
It is not only important but also necessary, to teach your children future skills in order for them to thrive and prosper. Coding is one…
Plants and Animals
Hawaii Bans Shark Fishing, Becoming First US State To Do So
On January 1, 2022, bitey boos celebrated a watershed moment when Hawaii became the first US state to prohibit shark fishing. The State Legislature passed…
Technology
YouTuber Wins World Record for World’s First Retractable Lightsaber
After inventing the world’s first retractable “lightsaber,” a YouTuber has inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records. Alex Burkan, the creator of the YouTube…
Environmental Science
Tonga Eruption Was So Intense; It Caused the Atmosphere to Ring like a Bell
On Jan. 15, 2022, the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption reached a climax. Its rapid release of energy not only fueled an ocean tsunami that wreaked…
Environmental Science
World’s First Fossil-Free Steel Has Power to Slash Carbon Footprints
Steel can be found in many places. It can be found in our cars, our homes, our bridges, and a variety of other places. Steel,…
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