A groundbreaking study led by scientists from the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) and West China Hospital of Sichuan University has shown that a new nanotechnology-based treatment can reverse Alzheimer’s disease in mice. This discovery offers a completely new way to think about treating one of the world’s most devastating brain diseases. Unlike traditional [.] The post New nanotech treatment reverses Alzheimer’s disease appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
Cofounders can build a partnership that thrives on healthy debate—not conflict.
I presented WordLand for the first time publicly, the new one with a timeline, so it more clearly shows how we can build a beautiful social network just from open formats and protocols. No user lock-in, every part replaceable, and open to developers to add functionality without having to reimplement the whole thing. These are all the things I think that have stood in the way of innovation in the web for many years. A social network that starts out with no centralization and open in every sense has a much better chance of being decentralized than one that starts out centralized and swears they’re going to stop doing that — someday, fingers crossed, etc.
Thieves have pulled off a daring heist at the Louvre, using a basket lift to reach the museum on Sunday morning.
“The personalities of people who are attracted to being on reality TV seem to have the same sort of optimism bias that people who think they can get away with crimes have,” an insider told Page Six.
Under Moose Jaw: Tourism Or History?
The world’s most visited museum remains closed Sunday as police seal gates and usher visitors out during the investigation.
Social media is full of people who tape their mouths shut at night for purported health benefits. Doctors wish they wouldn’t.
Lily Allen Opens Up About “Really Bad” Eating Struggles Amid Split from ‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbour
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