Despite the limitations of physics, this daughter managed to turn back time. UK-based writer Sherri Turner has struck a chord on Twitter after sharing her experience of vividly reliving a day with her deceased mother — thanks to Google Maps’ photo archives. “I look at my mum’s old house on Google maps street view, the… Read More »
Sometimes, relationships reach breaking points that cause you to take some time apart from the other individual. Regardless of whether or not that is family, your partner, or a friend, there are just some things that you cannot undo or unhear. You reach a point where this is the only option you can take. But… Read More »
More evidence has been uncovered that Alzheimer’s disease may actually be a third form of diabetes, according to researchers from Northwestern University. Insulin and insulin receptors in your brain are crucial for learning and memory, and it’s known that these components are lower in people with Alzheimer’s disease. In your brain, insulin binds to an… Read More »
Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Fight Over Covid’s Origins Renews Debate on Risks of Lab Work Talk of ‘gain-of-function’ research, a muddy category at best, brings up deep questions about how scientists should study viruses and other pathogens. The phrase “gain-of-function research” took hold in 2012, but… Read More »