Ever wondered why some kids with HIV in Ethiopia need to switch from their first choice of treatment? It's a big deal because these first-line drugs are cheaper and easier to take. Researchers wanted to get to the bottom of why these treatments sometimes don't work as planned. They looked at tons of
Everyone's body responds differently to treatments. For people with psoriatic arthritis, switching from one medication to another can sometimes be a tricky business. But what if you could switch straight from one drug to another without any hiccups? That's what researchers found out about a medicati
Imagine a world where your smart devices chat behind your back, but in a good way! They're not gossiping about you, but working together to keep your data safe. That's what's happening with UbiPri and Ethereum blockchain. You see, UbiPri acts like a middleman, making sure the right messages get to t
Ever thought about what's in your baby's food? One substance you might want to pay attention to is vanillin, an artificial flavoring that can have an impact on your little one's health and eating habits. Scientists have discovered a clever and affordable way to check for vanillin using tiny, intelli
Imagine you're living with HIV and have to take pills every day. Sounds tough, right? Well, there's a newer option: a shot every month or two. But what do people think about this? Researchers asked 30 adults in the US who are currently on HIV treatment. They wanted to know if questions about their f
This year, I've tested a lot of smart tech devices, and a few stood out so much that I just had to keep them. Let's start with the Brisk It smoker. It's not just a smart grill, but a smart smoker that makes cooking a breeze. You pick what you want to cook on your phone, send the recipe to the grill,
Fans of NASCAR know Tony Stewart for his impressive racing career and championship wins. But the former Stewart Haas Racing team owner is also known for his strong personality both on and off the track. One common topic is his interactions with the media. Stewart has had his share of fiery moments,
You might wonder why babies born to moms with HIV in Kenya seem to grow a bit slower than others. Research has shown that these babies, known as HIV-exposed but uninfected, don't grow as well as children who aren't exposed to HIV. This is a big deal since most babies born to moms with HIV are actual
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has been under scrutiny for his close ties with China. Recently, his influence on a spending bill and pro-China comments have raised red flags among Republicans. Musk's business in China is a big deal—Tesla's Shanghai factory is its largest, producing half of
Costco, the popular warehouse retailer, is taking a strong stance against a growing wave of opposition towards diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts. The company recently advised its shareholders to reject a proposal from a conservative think tank, the National Center for Public Policy Rese
