Car batteries get a boost from a new charging method
The usage of electric cars is being promoted by several government agencies (EVs). EVs, such as electric automobiles, have attracted a large portion of the
Laughter that has been electrically stimulated may improve the outcome of brain surgery.
In a ground-breaking discovery, neuroscientists have discovered a focused channel in the brain that may be used to generate instantaneous laughing. The discovery of neuroscientists
Peanut allergy can be cured for six weeks with just one dose of an antibody treatment
Those with a severe allergy to peanuts can eat foods containing peanuts within two weeks of receiving an antibody therapy, according to new study. According
An Unusual “Minimoon” Could Be A Fireball Over Australia
The year 2016 was marked by a fireball that exploded above Australia. A different spacecraft had been mistaken for them, according to the researchers. The
Drug shortages for childhood cancer might be fatal
In the early stages of cancer, medication therapy is usually chosen, especially in children. As a result of the scarcity of treatments for certain juvenile
Plant-Based Packaging Is Used in the Rebranding of Vegan Ice Cream
Even before plant-based meals became widely available, Coconut Bliss was making dairy-free ice cream. Products including ice cream cookie sandwiches and pints of ice cream
Of just nine months, research has revealed an alarming surge in deep fake films
Research has indicated a significant increase in the number of deep fake videos being uploaded to the internet, with the disturbing fact that the growth
There is a split among the female population when it comes to the merits of Femtech
Is the term ‘femtech,’ which refers to all technology items and apps that are geared toward female health and welfare, appropriate? Opinions are mixed on
On the lookout for gold on the surface of the oldest stars
Gold, platinum, plutonium, and uranium are among the heavy metals that scientists at the Joint Institute of Nuclear Astrophysics Center for Evolution of Elements at
Sleeping Patterns Change During the ‘Terrible Twos’
The discovery of rapid eye movement sleep (REM) about 75 years ago shattered the long-held idea that sleep was a passive condition. Even while scientists