Neuralink’s Competition Is Growing: Here's What the Future Implant Created by Paradromics Looks Like
HealthParadromics plans to begin human clinical trials in 2025.
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‘Old Person Smell’ Is Real. So Real That Researchers Have Spent Years Trying to Understand How It Works
HealthUnderstanding the highly complex ecosystem on our skin opens doors we had never suspected.
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Scientists Have Been Studying Magic Mushrooms for Years Without Fully Understanding How They Worked. Until Now
HealthMagic mushrooms, a hope for our mental health.
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We Spend Too Much Time Sitting and Are Just Now Beginning to Understand How Detrimental It Is for Our Health
HealthWe're working more and more in front of the computer. It comes at the risk of our health.
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Productivity Gurus Insist That You Have to Wake Up at 5:00 a.m., But Science Isn’t So Sure
HealthGetting up early can have benefits but also drawbacks.
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The Race for the ‘New Ozempic’ Has Another Competitor: Pfizer and Pill to Lose Weight Fast
HealthOzempic’s success has been so great that numerous pharmaceutical companies are now trying to replicate it.
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A New Study Aimed to Find Out Whether We Should Drink Water from a Bottle Sitting in the Sun. It’s Not Good News
HealthScientists say recycling the plastic bottle is best unless you find it “enjoyable” to guzzle a mixture of potentially toxic chemicals.
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Scientists Have Discovered a New Link to Depression in an Unexpected Vital Sign: Body Temperature
HealthDepression is a condition that affects more than just our brains. It might affect our body temperature.
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Scientists in the 1970s Thought That Larger Animals Should Be More Susceptible to Cancer. They Also Found It Wasn’t the Case
HealthCancer is one of the most feared diseases for humans. However, it can also affect animals.
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I’ve Been Using the Ultrahuman Glucose Monitor for Two Weeks Even Though I’m Not Diabetic. While I’ve Learned About My Body, The Device Isn't for Everyone
ReviewsUltrahuman wants you to learn how to monitor your glucose levels even if you're not diabetic. It won't be cheap.
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With New Treatment, Regrowing Teeth Is One Step Closer to Becoming Reality
HealthIt’s a widely known fact that some sharks can regenerate their lost teeth to maintain their dental health. What if humans could do the same?
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Cardio or Strength Training? Experts Says There’s No Debate on Which Is the Ideal Exercise After 50
HealthEach type of exercise has its advantages when it comes to aging healthily.
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Jeff Bezos Is a Master of Productivity Because of This Secret: Starting Off Slow in the Morning
HealthAccording to Bezos, giving his brain time to wake up is one of the keys to starting the day with more energy.
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Tattoos Have Been Normal for Years. They're on the Verge of Their Next Evolution: Becoming Biosensors
HealthThe rise of body ink has had a surprising impact on the future of biotechnology.
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The First Problems With the Neuralink Brain Implant Reveal Its Weakness: Its Conductive 'Wires'
HealthA problem with the implant's connections has limited its ability to communicate.
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Ozempic Surprises the Medical Community Once More: Turns Out It Also Drastically Reduces Kidney Disease
HealthThis drug helps control diabetes and obesity, reduce heart problems, and improve fertility.
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The Psychology Behind Doomscrolling: The Trap Our Brains Are Programmed to Fall Into Again and Again
HealthThe psychology of doomscrolling has similarities with the psychology of addiction.
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Revenge Bedtime Procrastination: Why Your Brain Will Get Back at You If You Don't Let It Rest During the Day
HealthIf you struggle to fall asleep at night even though you're sleepy, your brain might be seeking revenge. This is known as 'revenge bedtime procrastination.'
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Apple Announces New Accessibility Features for iPhone and iPad. There's Even One to Help Reduce Motion Sickness
HealthThese new features not only improve the iPhone and the iPad. They benefit all users, regardless of their physical condition.
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How Two Men Are 'Hacking' Their Way to Eternal Youth
HealthFrom diet and exercise to blood transfusions, one thing is clear: It costs a lot of money to stay biologically young.
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