New insight into how ‘magical’ lizards regrow tails could offer hope for arthritis sufferers, study suggests | Science & Tech News
A study into how lizards regenerate their tails could boost efforts to achieve similar results in human cartilage, researchers have…
Federal judge suggests Q2 2024 trial for SEC case against Ripple execs
The judge overseeing the civil case of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against Ripple Labs plans to…
Facebook might actually benefit mental health, new study suggests | UK News
A new scientific study is challenging the narrative around using social media, after finding it may benefit mental health. Researchers…
Daily steps needed to cut risk of death ‘much lower than 10,000’, study suggests | Science & Tech News
If you thought 10,000 steps always sounded like more of an epic quest than a casual stroll, researchers have good…
Wegovy: Weight loss injections can lower heart attack and stroke risk in obese people by a fifth, research suggests | UK News
Weight loss injections can lower the risk of a heart attack or stroke in obese people with cardiovascular disease by…
YouTube no longer suggests videos if your ‘watch history’ is turned off
YouTube announced Tuesday that its newest update disables all its video recommendations for users who have their watch history turned…
Audi RS6 E-tron leak suggests electric sports sedan with Porsche-developed drivetrain
While the original internal-combustion-engine Audi RS6 was discontinued in 2010, the German carmaker is pitched to relaunch a pair of…
‘Jealous’ transgender woman murdered three sex workers because they were ‘more attractive than she could ever plan to be’, criminologist suggests
A transgender woman who killed three sex workers in 1990 may have been motivated by jealousy, a criminologist has suggested. Donna…
Nose-picking health workers more likely to catch COVID, study suggests | Science & Tech News
Hospital workers who pick their noses are more likely to catch COVID, a new study suggests.Researchers said hospitals should offer…
AI tools can ‘safely’ read breast cancer scans, preliminary study suggests | Science & Tech News
Artificial intelligence (AI) can "safely" read breast cancer screening images, a preliminary study suggests.Researchers found computer-aided detection could spot cancer…
