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With millions of people affected worldwide, diabetes is a chronic illness that poses significant health challenges. It arises when your body fails to generate or effectively use insulin, a hormone that manages blood sugar levels. To maintain healthy blood sugar levels, individuals with diabetes need to commit to lifelong healthy lifestyle choices such as regular exercise, medication, and...

More than two billion people are infected with a brain parasite spread by cats and contaminated meat, but most will never show symptoms. A new discovery from the University of Virginia School of Medicine explains why, and that finding could have important implications for brain infections, neurodegenerative diseases and autoimmune disorders. The UVA researchers found that the...

Technology

 A plane fueled by fat and sugar has crossed the Atlantic Ocean

For sustainable air fuel to work, it’s going to need a staggering amount of land. As the politician next to him took out his phone for a selfie, Virgin Atlantic chairman Richard Branson peered into the camera, grinned, and did a double thumbs-up. The world’s first commercial airliner to cross the Atlantic using 100% biofuel had just…

The supermarkets SHUNNING technology

From the Big Four chains like Tesco and Sainsbury’s to budget stores like Aldi, supermarkets have raced to embrace high-tech solutions in recent years. These range from self-service checkouts to hand-held barcode scanners, in-app payment methods and even digital pricing labels.  But going against the trend is high-end northern chain Booths, much to the delight of many customers.  This week, the business announced…

 Scientists 3D-print living brain structures in a lab — why it matters

Neuroscience research is vital for understanding and developing treatments for conditions such as Alzheimer’s and depression, as well as for improving learning and memory. Scientists have long sought to replicate the brain’s intricate neural environment, particularly the web-like extracellular matrix, in a lab setting.  Researchers have now successfully employed bioprinting — which is akin to using…

Living

Nine-year ‘duck’ hunt ends as photographer snaps elusive orchid

Amateur photographer Ockert Le Roux has been on a nine-year duck hunt — of a different kind. Since moving to South Australia’s South East from Melbourne in 2014, Mr Le Roux had been searching locally for the flying duck orchid (Caleana major) covering “extensive distances” across the region and even taking trips across the border into Western Victoria to find it….

 People Explain How An Accident Completely Changed Their Lives

On November 26, 2021, my life changed. What seemed like a normal day after Thanksgiving turned into a day that genuinely affected my life forever. I’m not sure if it’s the same for everyone, but for my family, the day after Thanksgiving is like another mini-Thanksgiving. The celebration isn’t over yet and is overall a…

Planet

Nine-year ‘duck’ hunt ends as photographer snaps elusive orchid

Amateur photographer Ockert Le Roux has been on a nine-year duck hunt — of a different kind. Since moving to South Australia’s South East from Melbourne in 2014, Mr Le Roux had been searching locally for the flying duck orchid (Caleana major) covering “extensive distances” across the region and even taking trips across the border into Western Victoria to find it….

WTF

Cruise Ship Facts That Are Rarely Talked About

For some people, cruises are the ultimate getaway when planning their travels. They’re like miniature worlds, with accommodation, food, and anything you might need all in one place. But they also come with their own set of rules and realities. So whether you’re a luxury liner expert or thinking of taking one for the first…