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With our consumption of meat continuing to place a huge strain on the environment, the emergence of lab-grown alternatives is beginning to pick up steam. A world-first regulatory approval today should help things along, with food tech startup Eat Just’s cultured chicken receiving the green light for sale in Singapore.
Category: Science
Tags: Lab grown meat, Food technology, Food security, Singapore
It’s long been thought that our cells stop dividing as we age as a natural preventative measure against cancer. Now a new study has found an intriguing piece of evidence supporting this hypothesis in genomes from several families that seem to be particularly prone to cancer.
Tags: Cancer, Aging, anti-aging, The Rockefeller University, Radboud University, Cells, Telomere
Years after a successful treatment cancers can often recur when dormant tumor cells reawaken. Exactly what reactivates these sleeping cancer cells is unknown but a compelling new study is offering a novel hypothesis, suggesting certain stress hormones can trigger a chain of events that reawaken these dormant cells.
Category: Science
Tags: Cancer, Tumor, The Immune System, Cancer Tissue, Stress, Hormone
The 2021 Infiniti QX80 is a big, powerful, luxury sport utility vehicle that hasn’t changed much since it was introduced about a decade ago. This SUV is far more capable than its luxury persona might attest, however. Our road test coincided with the QX80’s entry into the 2020 Rebelle Rally, so we thought it fitting to talk to the women who drove it in that competition and find out just how capable it is.
Category: Automotive, Transport
Tags: Infiniti, SUV, Rallying, Luxury
The more we know about the problem of plastic pollution, the better we’ll be able to intervene and clean up, or even prevent, the mess. That includes understanding the way it moves through the marine environment, and a new study has shed further light on this process through the use of tagged plastic bottles. The bottles were dropped in the Ganges river and some ended up thousands of kilometers away.
Category: Environment, Science
Tags: Plastic waste, University of Exeter, Plastic, Ocean plastics
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved a COVID-19 vaccine developed by pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and BioNTech for use in the United Kingdom. With vaccinations in the UK beginning as soon as next week, the milestone marks the first of many COVID-19 vaccines seeking approval over the coming months.
Category: Health & Wellbeing, Lifestyle
Tags: Coronavirus (COVID-19), Vaccines, Virus
Ratcheting tools certainly make it easier to tighten and loosen stiff bolts and whatnot, but they're not always that easy to stuff in a pocket or clip to a belt. That's why the compact Wheel Driver "luxury palm ratchet" was created.
Category: Around The Home, Lifestyle
Tags: Multi-Tools, Kickstarter
Ordinarily, if you want to separate two objects that are glued together, harsh solvents or mechanical force are required – either one could damage the items. A new glue, however, releases its bond by simply turning to gas.
Tags: Dartmouth College, Glue, Adhesive
Fretting over buying a gift for that cranky, hyper-posh jerk on your list who has it all but will nonetheless berate you for coming up short during Secret Santa? Fret no more because this is your year. Just in time for the holiday season inside the world's most expensive zip codes, Rolls-Royce launches the new "Pursuit Seat," something of a basic, portable lean-stool like you could buy for around $100, only unconscionably jacked up to nearly $9,000. Happy holidays!
Category: Automotive, Transport
Tags: Seat, Rolls Royce, Luxury
While "traditional" objects may exhibit varying degrees of glossiness in different areas, 3D-printed items are typically uniformly shiny all over. That could be about to change, however, thanks to a new printer designed at MIT.
Category: 3D Printing, Technology
Tags: MIT
