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Spermidine is the Swiss army knife of longevity,” Leslie Kenny, founder of Oxford Health Span and co-founder of the Oxford ...
Manaker says it’s fitting that walnuts look somewhat like tiny brains — take it as a hint from Mother Nature that this tree ...
Many tribes in Assam, Arunachal and Northeast India use more than 800 herbal plants for wound healing, many of which are ...
Scientists from Rutgers University and Brookhaven National Laboratory collaborated on this ongoing research and published a ...
Eating a range of foods with high antioxidant content may be a big factor in living a longer life, according to research.
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Can a Medical Device Restore Your Balance?
Nearly two million people worldwide have lost the simple ability to feel steady. Now researchers have developed an ...
Kerryn Harrington, global product manager at Emerson, demonstrates how easy it is to use the latest Branson Polaris ...
A record 150 applications were received from across Australia for the third event run by deep tech incubator Cicada ...
Gary Abbott and Peter Thomas Keaveney look at some of the machines and technologies that debuted at last week's Crops and ...
Government researchers are applying mind function to battery making. By mimicking neural networks in human brains, ...
There’s a moment when you’re cruising along Highway 14 in the Eastern California desert, radio fading in and out, wondering if civilization has forgotten you—then suddenly the landscape transforms so ...