FDA To Decide Whether Antibacterial Soap Is Safe – After Four Decades
But research now shows that the active ingredient in the soap, triclosan, alters hormonal balance in animals, is possibly harmful to the immune system, and possibly contributes to the rise of...
View ArticleScientists Able To Slow Aging In Mice By Modifying The Brain’s Hypothalamus
Researchers have now uncovered an area in the brain about the size of almond in humans that wields powerful control over the body’s aging process.
View ArticleYou can now place your order for a burger grown entirely in a lab
It may take some time before in vitro burgers replace old fashioned farmed burgers, but the feat is a delicious victory for environmentalists and scientists alike in search for alternate ways to feed...
View ArticleAir Force Jet X-51A Goes Hypersonic, Zooms Five Times Speed Of Sound
The United States Air Force has a serious need for speed. On May first their X-51A Waverider zoomed to an amazing Mach 5.1 – more than five times the speed of sound.
View ArticleDrones Close In On Farms, The Next Step In Precision Agriculture
Drones continue their steady approach into the different aspects of our lives. But while controversy rages over drone devastation over foreign soil and prying surveillance over US soil, experts are...
View ArticleInjected Nanoparticles Maintain Blood Sugar Levels In Diabetic Mice For Ten Days
A new device comprised of nanoparticles monitors blood sugar levels and releases insulin when sugar levels get too high.
View ArticleBladderwort Study Adds To The Debate On “Junk” DNA
Only about two percent of the human genome contains genes. The other 98 percent has been likened to cosmology’s dark matter that fills the space between stars – there’s a lot of it, but nobody really...
View ArticleElectric Car Company Better Place Bankrupt, Burns Nearly $1 Billion
Electric cars just took a major detour, at least in Israel.
View Article3D Printed Windpipe Saves Baby’s Life
A group of resourceful doctors at the University of Michigan used 3D printing technology to give a young man a stint for his weakened trachea. Without the stint the boy’s prognosis was to never leave...
View ArticleNASA Puts Up Cash To Create Pizza-Making 3D Printer
In an attempt to not only expand the menu for Earth orbiters, but to also bring us one step closer to every Trekkie’s dream of a food replicator, NASA is funding a project that is aimed at creating a...
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