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D.I.Y. Biology

A once niche subculture, “biohacking” has become a fast growing movement of people looking to optimize themselves. Through a combination…

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April 25, 2024 / featured / video

A once niche subculture, “biohacking” has become a fast growing movement of people looking to optimize themselves. Through a combination of technology, nutritional supplements, and lifestyle choices, biohackers experiment with diet, exercise, sleep, and various other interventions in order to…

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New Desalination Device Could Make Seawater Drinkable for Less Than the Cost of Tap Water

In a groundbreaking move, MIT researchers have unveiled a device that could revolutionize access to clean drinking water worldwide. Their invention? A solar-powered desalination device capable of turning seawater into potable water for entire households, and at a cost potentially…

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The Medical Tourism Trend: Patients Seek Healthcare Abroad

Medical tourism is on the rise as more people opt for treatments abroad, driven by factors like cost savings and quicker access to high-quality healthcare. Improved transportation and communication have made it easier for patients to seek medical services in…

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D.I.Y. Biology

A once niche subculture, “biohacking” has become a fast growing movement of people looking to optimize themselves. Through a combination…

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New Desalination Device Could Make Seawater Drinkable for Less Than the Cost of Tap Water

In a groundbreaking move, MIT researchers have unveiled a device that could revolutionize access to clean drinking water worldwide. Their…

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The Medical Tourism Trend: Patients Seek Healthcare Abroad

Medical tourism is on the rise as more people opt for treatments abroad, driven by factors like cost savings and…

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President Biden Signs Bill That Could Ban TikTok

April 24, 2024

President Biden signed a major new law Wednesday that could potentially kick TikTok out of the U.S. market or force its sale. The Senate had

Construction Begins on Bullet Train Between Southern California and Las Vegas

April 23, 2024

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April 22, 2024

Navigating 2024 Car Ownership Costs

April 22, 2024

Pacific Ocean Expedition Reveals Over 50 Potential New Deep-Sea Species

April 19, 2024

LA’s Future Wildlife Crossing to Serve as Meet-Cute Spot for Mountain Lions

April 17, 2024

The Cosmic Wonder of a Total Solar Eclipse

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New Desalination Device Could Make Seawater Drinkable for Less Than the Cost of Tap Water

March 29, 2024

Snap Recalls All ‘Pixy’ Drones Four Months Post Launch

February 2, 2024

Snap, the company behind popular social media platform Snapchat, has been unsuccessful with its initial venture into the drone market. Launched as a compact, “friendly flying camera,” as noted…

Largest Known Deep-Sea Coral Reef Mapped Off U.S. Atlantic Coast

January 19, 2024

The recent discovery of a colossal coral reef system off the East Coast of the U.S. represents a significant milestone in marine exploration. Spanning approximately 310 miles from Florida…

Paris 2024 Olympics Aims to Limit Navigation Apps

January 18, 2024

The upcoming 2024 Olympic Games in Paris are prompting significant changes in the city’s approach to navigation and transportation. According to a Reuters report, Parisian authorities plan to restrict…

‘Succession’ and ‘The Bear’ Win Big at the Emmys

January 16, 2024

The 75th Emmy Awards, an illustrious celebration of television excellence, took place last night, making a triumphant return after it was postponed last year due to the Writers Guild…

Bottled Water Contains Up to 100 Times More Plastic Particles Than Previously Estimated

January 15, 2024

Bottled water may not be as pollutant-free as it seems. A groundbreaking study conducted by a group of researchers at Columbia and Rutgers universities has unveiled startling levels of…

Student Loan Borrowers to Receive Credit for Servicer Failures

January 10, 2024

Millions of American student loan borrowers are set to benefit from a recent decision by the Department of Education. Due to lapses by three major loan servicers – Aidvantage,…

LA’s Future Wildlife Crossing to Serve as Meet-Cute Spot for Mountain Lions

April 17, 2024

Los Angeles area wildlife will soon enjoy a major transit upgrade, as work ramps up on what is being hailed as the “world’s largest wildlife crossing.” The architectural marvel…

The Cosmic Wonder of a Total Solar Eclipse

April 8, 2024

Anticipation has mounted for a breathtaking celestial phenomenon that is captivating millions across North America: a total solar eclipse. This marvel of astronomy, set to occur today, marks the…

New Desalination Device Could Make Seawater Drinkable for Less Than the Cost of Tap Water

March 29, 2024

Airbnb Nixes Indoor Security Cameras on Properties

March 11, 2024

In a significant policy shift, Airbnb has announced a worldwide ban on indoor security cameras within its listings, marking a departure from its previous stance that allowed hosts to…

How to File Your Taxes for Free

March 8, 2024

With tax season in full swing, experts are pointing people towards a longstanding yet remarkably underused resource known as Free File. The IRS-sponsored program, which has been around for…

Are Standardized Test Requirements Poised for a Comeback?

March 6, 2024

A growing cohort of colleges and universities are flipping the script on the pandemic-era’s laissez-faire approach to standardized tests. Following MIT and Dartmouth’s lead, Yale and Brown universities are…