• Ken Yun posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 1 month ago

    Sickle Cell Monitoring By Microscopically Looking At The Cells From A Blood Sample Is Majorly Flawed Because It’s Time-consuming, And Cannot Monitor In Real-Time Changes Associated With Sickled Cells. The New Method Of Using Microfluidics-Based Electrical Impedance Sensor, Via Conductive Properties Of Cells, May Remove These Flaws.

  • Cindy Alverez posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 1 month ago

    Ebola Seems To Have An Experimental Vaccine That Prevents People From Contracting The Disease. But For The First Time, People That Already Have The Disease Could Be Cured With Either An Antiviral Drug Called Remdesivir Or One Of Three Drugs, Like ZMapp–A Standard For Ebola Outbreak Treatment, Which Uses Monoclonal Antibodies.

  • Michelle Akers posted an update in the group Group logo of EntertainmentEntertainment 7 years, 1 month ago

    Simone Biles, A Four-Time 22 Year Old Olympic Gold Medalist, Was The First Female Gymnast, On 8/11/19, To Do The Triple-Double In Competition, And Just The Third Athlete Ever. Biles Was Also The First Woman To Successfully Attempt The Double-Double-Dismount In Competition. Her Performance Earned Her A Record-Tying 6Th U.S. All-Around Title.

  • Amara Enyia posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 7 years, 2 months ago

    Nigerians Are Known For Fraud (419) And Corruption. But What Most People Don’t Know Is That The Country Is Also Blessed With Talents. Take, For Instance, This Nigerian, Dr. Olurotimi Badero, Who, According To The Best Of Known Record, Is The Only Doctor In The World To Be A Combined Heart And Kidney Specialist. Cool!

  • Ismael Shapiro posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 7 years, 2 months ago

    No Boy Has Been Born For Almost A Decade In The Polish Village Of Miejsce Odrzanskie. The Boy Shortage Has Been So Concerning That The Mayor Has Offered Incentives To the First Family To Give Birth To A Boy. Health Professionals Are Calling In With Tips Like Women Eating More Calcium-Rich Diets. But Why The Birth Shift?

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 2 months ago

    Scientists Have Created A Tiny Smartphone Controlled Brain Implant That Can Selectively Manipulate Brain Cell Circuits To Uncover Problems like Parkinson’s And Alzheimer’s Diseases. The Implant, Said To Be The First Wireless Neural Device Capable Of Delivering Multiple Drugs And Color Light, Could Also Aid In Brain Treatment Development, In…

  • Patricia Sophia posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 7 years, 2 months ago

    Seamus Blackley, A Scientist, A Bread Nerd And Also The Father Of Xbox Made Bread From Yeast, Which He Found Inside 4,500-Year-Old Pots, From Ancient Egypt, At Museum of Fine Arts. The Bread, According To Blackley, Was Off This Modern Era. And Shockingly, The Wife Ate Some Of It. Hmm! Some Guts!

  • Adams Abigail posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 2 months ago

    The Scientists That Invented IVF Have Developed A Procedure That Costs Btw £7,000-£11,000, Which Could Delay Menopause By 20 Years. This Procedure, In Addition To Delaying Common Menopause Symptoms Like Hot Flushes, Memory Problems, Anxiety, And Reduced Sex Drive, Could Delay Serious Menopause-Related Health Issues Like Heart Conditions And Osteoporosis.

  • Ken Yun posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 7 years, 2 months ago

    It’s Fortunate That The Oil Stored In The Sunken World War II Era Ship, Called Coimbra, Did Not Completely Spill Into The Ocean. The US Coast Guard, To Prevent Any Chance Of That Happening, Has Recovered More Than 450,000 Gallons Of Oil From The Shipwreck Off New York Coast. Coimbra Is A British Supply Ship Sunk By German U-Boat Torpedo In January 1942.

  • Cindy Alverez posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 7 years, 2 months ago

    It Is Common Knowledge That Bats Use Echolocation, The Application Of Sound And Echoes, To Locate Their Prey In The Dark. But How Do Bats Find Preys That Remain Silent And Motionless To Avoid Being Detected? The Bats, According To A New Study, Use Leaves As A Sound Reflective Mirror To Locate These Motionless Preys.

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