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FDA just approved the world’s first once-a-week insulin injection for diabetics, a major development for patients who rely on daily insulin injections.

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u/Eddiearyee — 1 day ago
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A new injection given just twice a year provides near-total protection against HIV in clinical trials. A study called the PURPOSE 2 trial found that just two shots a year of lenacapavir can reduce the risk of HIV infection by 96%, proving it to offer near-total protection against HIV.

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u/Eddiearyee — 2 days ago
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Uncontacted Amazon tribes' landmark legal victory puts Ecuador under growing global pressure to stop oil drilling in the world's most biodiverse rainforest.

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u/Eddiearyee — 4 days ago
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Extinct giant tortoises are returning to this fragile Galápagos island. Nearly 150 years after the last giant tortoises were removed from Floreana Island in Ecuador’s Galápagos archipelago, the species made a comeback on Friday (20 February), when dozens of juvenile hybrids were released

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u/Eddiearyee — 5 days ago
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Scientists Are Tearing Cancer Cells Apart With Light — No Drugs, No Chemo, 99% Success in the Lab. Researchers have found a way to physically destroy cancer cells using nothing but light and a tiny vibrating molecule, and the early results are almost impossible to ignore.

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u/Eddiearyee — 5 days ago
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A group of activists have been slowly expanding a decentralized network of routers that allow residents of New York City to access the internet completely for free

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u/Eddiearyee — 7 days ago
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Scientists Can Now Destroy COVID-19 and Flu Viruses Using Sound Waves. In a study published in Scientific Reports, the team demonstrated that high-frequency ultrasound waves can completely destroy SARS-CoV-2 and H1N1 influenza viruses without causing any damage to human cells.

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u/Eddiearyee — 3 days ago
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Scientists create a tool to 'edit' brain functions and improve memory. Researchers at the Institute for Basic Science and the Korea Brain Research Institute developed a system called SynTrogo, short for Synthetic Trogocytosis, that lets astrocytes, the star-shaped support cells wrapped around

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u/Eddiearyee — 7 days ago
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Neurologists Reveal That Alzheimer's May Start in the Liver, Not the Brain, Through Toxic Protein Buildup. A study published in the prestigious open-access journal PLOS Biology by Professor John Mamo and his team at Curtin University in Australia has delivered a finding that reshuffles everything

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u/Eddiearyee — 7 days ago
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Researchers confirm there are 5 different types of Alzheimer’s, each attacking the brain differently. Alzheimer’s is not one disease. That is the central and staggering conclusion of a study published in Nature Aging, led by Dr. Betty M. Tijms and a team of neuroscientists from the Alzheimers center

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u/Eddiearyee — 7 days ago
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Scientists Just Found a Way to Block the Virus Living Inside 95% of people. Scientists at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and the University of Washington have developed an antibody that blocked the Epstein-Barr virus, known as EBV, from infecting human immune cells in a live animal model.

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u/Eddiearyee — 8 days ago
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How caffeine alters the human brain's electrical braking system. A new study reveals that consuming an amount of caffeine equivalent to two cups of coffee enhances the brain’s ability to temporarily quiet its own motor signals in response to sensory input.

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u/Eddiearyee — 10 days ago