Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing quickly, but the rules are all over the place. With the upcoming Trump administration planning to keep its hands off, the U. S. has a messy mix of state rules or no rules at all for AI. Some say the president-elect might appoint an "AI czar" to handle federa
Influenza, or the common flu, isn't just a minor nuisance. It can actually cause a lot of health issues, especially among those who are hospitalized. But what role does where you live play in how well you bounce back from the flu? Surprisingly, it's a factor that hasn't been fully explored. Let's b
Happy birthday, Alison Pill! Today is the day to let go of things that cause you trouble and embrace unity. Unity is key to success and completion, and knowing when to move on is a smart move. Make this your year of prosperity by doing what makes you happy and thinking about what's important to you.
Imagine trying to understand why things happen when they do. That's what Victor Ambros set out to do while studying a tiny worm called C. elegans. He found that certain genes, called heterochronic genes, control when cells mature. It was like figuring out the rhythm of life for these tiny creatures.
Ever heard of rosemary extract? It's like a superhero among plants, packed with powerful compounds that keep our bodies healthy. One of these heroes is rosmarinic acid, known for its amazing antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective powers. But what does that mean for us? Well, let's take
Do you remember Selena Gomez's mental health startup, Wondermind? Well, it's been two years since Serena Williams, a tennis legend turned businesswoman, invested $5 million in it. Now, Wondermind is making big waves in the entertainment world. It's teaming up with a well-known media company called F
You might have heard about people getting their genes tested to learn more about their health or ancestry. But what about folks in Brazil? A recent study took a closer look at why Brazilians are buying these tests and how it's affecting their lives. Researchers did an online survey with over 1, 500
Did you know that carbon dioxide (CO2) can be used to make plastics? It's true! CO2 is cheap, plenty, and can be recycled, making it a great building block for polymers. But it's tricky to use because it's very stable. One way to unlock its potential is by mixing it with epoxides, which are chemical
Ever been to a zoo or aquarium? It's fun, right? But scientists have found something worrying. They looked at 225 zoos and aquariums in Southeast Asia. What did they see? Over a thousand instances of visitors doing harmful things to animals. Wild, huh? The worst stuff? Taking selfies with animals an
You know how sometimes a chat can completely change how you feel about something? That’s what happened to me after talking with Aileen Wu about the movie Alien: Romulus. We got chatting about the tough deaths in the film, and she mentioned Bjorn’s death, which made me see him in a new light. Bjorn,
