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High levels of Parkinson’s drug levodopa found in natural supplements
August 10, 2022
New research reports some natural supplements contain high levels of levodopa, used in drug treatments for Parkinson’s disease. The research found levels of levodopa in some supplements can be higher than what's found in common pharmaceutical formulations.
New Lyme disease vaccine targets decades of anti-vax misinformation
August 10, 2022
A new Lyme disease vaccine is about to enter its final phase of human trialling. If all goes well it could be available by 2025, making it the first vaccine for Lyme disease to reach the market in nearly a quarter of a century.
New antibiotic molecule kills dozens of the toughest types of superbugs
August 10, 2022
Bacteria are fast developing resistance to our best drugs, leaving us poised on the edge of a major health crisis. But a new antibiotic has shown promise against several key “superbugs,” while minimizing damage against good bacteria in the body.
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New gene therapy could prevent genetic hearing loss
August 11, 2022Researchers at the Salk Institute have made a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments for genetic hearing loss. Gene therapy that delivers a particular protein can ensure faulty hair cells grow correctly, allowing for improved hearing. -
Quench your thirst for knowledge while helping students in need
August 10, 2022While we know that continuing to acquire knowledge is good for both your brain and your mental well-being, investing in your education with any of these five bundles will also help students in need in their quest for a successful shot at schooling. -
Electric Meyers Manx serves up 300 miles of sand-spewing fun per zap
August 10, 2022The Meyers Manx — a legend born atop another legend. And now it's back, in a big way. The new Meyers Manx previews a 200-hp electric buggy meant to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in under 5 seconds and ride for up to 300 miles per charge. -
Airtrick E-Skates quickly add powered wheels to users' shoes
August 10, 2022While many sidewalk-travelling commuters might sometimes appreciate a powered boost, they may not want to carry around an electric scooter or skateboard. That's where Airtrick's E-Skates come in, as they can be quickly strapped onto the user's existing shoes as needed. -
Samsung improves the formula for latest fold and flip phones
August 10, 2022Samsung has today launched the latest generation of its folding smartphones. The Fold4 and Flip4 handset are joined on the Unpacked event stage by 5th-gen smartwatches – which debuts a new Pro model – and a new pair of true-wireless earphones. -
This Company Built a New Operating System for Computers That Don’t Exist
August 10, 2022Linux is the hidden server side operating system that is at the heart of every company today but it is 30 years old. This company asked if it could build a better one for computers that don't exist – the ones that run in the cloud. -
Energy efficient Pride center defined by extraordinary tubular design
August 10, 2022Brearley Architects and Urbanists and Grant Amon Architects recently completed Australia's first purpose-built LGBTQI+ center. It's envisioned as a series of interconnected tubes and incorporates sustainability features including solar power. -
US startup leans into commuter e-mobility with Anthem electric moto
August 10, 2022While some electric moto makers focus on high performance and long range, others are aiming at the commuter market. California startup Ryvid has launched an around-town electric moto called the Anthem that also has enough pep for highway riding. -
Climate bill includes massive, game-changing green hydrogen incentives
August 10, 2022The US Inflation Reduction Act is poised to kickstart a global hydrogen revolution. Among the bill's many climate-focused provisions are tax credits that will make American green hydrogen the cheapest H2 in the world, as low as US$0.73 per kilogram. -
3D-printable 5-metal alloy proves ultra-strong but ductile
August 10, 2022With new manufacturing techniques comes the opportunity for new metal alloys with a range of possible properties. A team of researchers has now developed a new 3D-printable alloy with a specific nanostructure that makes it ultra strong and ductile. -
Now’s the time to lock in Babbel Language Learning at 60% off
August 09, 2022There’s no time like the present to expand your mind and learn a new language – and this offer from Babbel Language Learning can not only improve your mind, but it’s easy on your bank account, too. -
New treatment for a root cause of asthma proves promising in mice tests
August 09, 2022Asthma is usually managed by treating symptoms, but new research shows a potential way to target a root cause of the disease. A molecule prevented structural changes in the airways of asthmatic mice and eliminated their symptoms in weeks.
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