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World First: Stem Cell Transplant Restores Sight In Multiple Patients
Two years after surgery, three patients experienced improved corneal transparency with no serious side effects.
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Cannabis Consumption Can Increase Risk Of Cancer: Study
Cannabis consumption can cause damage to our body's cells and increase the risk of highly cancerous tumours, according to a new study on Thursday.
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Austrian Airlines Plane Suffers Major Damage To Nose, Cockpit Windows Due To Hailstorm
The airline reported the aircraft encountered a severe thunderstorm cell, resulting in damage to the cockpit windows, exterior coverings, and notably, the nose cone.
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Every New Memory You Make Causes Damage To Your Brain Cells, Finds Study
The study is based on analysis of brain data generated by giving mice a mild electric shock.
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Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
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Common Household Chemicals Could Harm Brain Development, Study Suggests
Researchers found that chemicals in common household products like disinfectants, furniture, and glues could damage developing brain cells in lab tests and mice.
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Robert Hanssen, FBI Agent Who Spied For Russia, Found Dead In Prison
Robert Hanssen, the former FBI agent turned spy whom the bureau describes as the most damaging in its history, was found dead in his prison cell on Monday, U.S. authorities said.
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Skincare Tips: Here's How To Avoid & Treat Sunburns
UV radiation can also cause long-term damage to skin cells, leading to premature aging, wrinkles, and an increased risk of skin cancer.
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User Mods Samsung Galaxy A32 5G Smartphone With Massive 30,000mAh Battery: Report
A Reddit user has reportedly modded a Samsung Galaxy A32 5G smartphone with a 30,000mAh battery that replaces the smartphone's original battery capacity of 5,000mAh. The smartphone was launched by Samsung in January 2021 as the most affordable smartphone of its time. The modification, however, could put users at high risk of damaging their phones a...
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IIT Mandi, University of Cincinnati Develop Method To Study Internal Structure, Functions Of Living Cells
The researchers modified the nanoclusters with a biocompatible protein and track the dynamics of the lysosomes in the brain organoids. In particular, they studied the process by which lysosomes recycle damaged mitochondria inside cells.
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Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
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Blue Light Exposure From LEDs Harms More as You Grow Older, Study Suggests
Researchers from the Oregon State University have revealed that the damaging effects of the blue light emanating from bright displays worsen as one gets older. To reach the conclusion, the team conducted an experiment on Drosophila melanogaster or the common fruit fly.
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Tesla Supplier Panasonic Eyes 20% Jump In Battery Density By 2030
Panasonic Energy, a core Panasonic Holdings unit, plans to achieve those gains by using a new mix of additives to allow individual cells to run at a higher voltage without damaging the batteries' performance.
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UK On Polio Alert: What You Need To Know About The Disease
Poliomyelitis (polio) is a devastating disease that historically has caused paralysis and death around the world. It is caused by polioviruses, small RNA viruses that can damage cells in the nervous system.
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Stem Cell Therapy Offers a New Hope to Repair Brain Damage in Newborns
Stem cell therapy, earlier proved effective for animals, have now been used to treat newborns with brain damage. The researchers, including a team from University Medical Center Utrecht, administered stem cells to 10 newborns via nose droplets, a procedure that took only several minutes.
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World First: Stem Cell Transplant Restores Sight In Multiple Patients
Two years after surgery, three patients experienced improved corneal transparency with no serious side effects.
-
Cannabis Consumption Can Increase Risk Of Cancer: Study
Cannabis consumption can cause damage to our body's cells and increase the risk of highly cancerous tumours, according to a new study on Thursday.
-
Austrian Airlines Plane Suffers Major Damage To Nose, Cockpit Windows Due To Hailstorm
The airline reported the aircraft encountered a severe thunderstorm cell, resulting in damage to the cockpit windows, exterior coverings, and notably, the nose cone.
-
Every New Memory You Make Causes Damage To Your Brain Cells, Finds Study
The study is based on analysis of brain data generated by giving mice a mild electric shock.
-
Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
-
Common Household Chemicals Could Harm Brain Development, Study Suggests
Researchers found that chemicals in common household products like disinfectants, furniture, and glues could damage developing brain cells in lab tests and mice.
-
Robert Hanssen, FBI Agent Who Spied For Russia, Found Dead In Prison
Robert Hanssen, the former FBI agent turned spy whom the bureau describes as the most damaging in its history, was found dead in his prison cell on Monday, U.S. authorities said.
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Skincare Tips: Here's How To Avoid & Treat Sunburns
UV radiation can also cause long-term damage to skin cells, leading to premature aging, wrinkles, and an increased risk of skin cancer.
-
User Mods Samsung Galaxy A32 5G Smartphone With Massive 30,000mAh Battery: Report
A Reddit user has reportedly modded a Samsung Galaxy A32 5G smartphone with a 30,000mAh battery that replaces the smartphone's original battery capacity of 5,000mAh. The smartphone was launched by Samsung in January 2021 as the most affordable smartphone of its time. The modification, however, could put users at high risk of damaging their phones a...
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IIT Mandi, University of Cincinnati Develop Method To Study Internal Structure, Functions Of Living Cells
The researchers modified the nanoclusters with a biocompatible protein and track the dynamics of the lysosomes in the brain organoids. In particular, they studied the process by which lysosomes recycle damaged mitochondria inside cells.
-
Life-Saving Stem Cells Can Be Regrown in Damaged Umbilical Cord, Claims Study
A study, by bioengineers at the University of Notre Dame, talks about a new strategy that can restore damaged stem cells, and enable them to grow new tissues again. Under the new strategy, each damaged stem cell is given a nanoparticle backpack.
-
Blue Light Exposure From LEDs Harms More as You Grow Older, Study Suggests
Researchers from the Oregon State University have revealed that the damaging effects of the blue light emanating from bright displays worsen as one gets older. To reach the conclusion, the team conducted an experiment on Drosophila melanogaster or the common fruit fly.
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Tesla Supplier Panasonic Eyes 20% Jump In Battery Density By 2030
Panasonic Energy, a core Panasonic Holdings unit, plans to achieve those gains by using a new mix of additives to allow individual cells to run at a higher voltage without damaging the batteries' performance.
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UK On Polio Alert: What You Need To Know About The Disease
Poliomyelitis (polio) is a devastating disease that historically has caused paralysis and death around the world. It is caused by polioviruses, small RNA viruses that can damage cells in the nervous system.
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Stem Cell Therapy Offers a New Hope to Repair Brain Damage in Newborns
Stem cell therapy, earlier proved effective for animals, have now been used to treat newborns with brain damage. The researchers, including a team from University Medical Center Utrecht, administered stem cells to 10 newborns via nose droplets, a procedure that took only several minutes.
