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In A New Study Found Electric Cars Reduce Air Pollution And Increases Public Health

By: Mark Waghorn

By Mark Waghorn In a new study found by The Journal Science Of The Total Environment, a study was found that electric cars reduce air pollution and boost public health. Asthma attacks and other respiratory problems fall as uptake rises, say scientists. The Mazda MX-30 EV is parked at a...

By: Stephen Beech

By Stephen Beech A new smartphone app may help identify stroke symptoms as they are happening. Preliminary research suggests the app, called FAST.AI, could be as accurate at diagnosing a stroke as a neurologist. Early recognition of stroke symptoms may result in more timely treatment, which may minimize the long-term...

By: Dean Murray

By Dean Murray A sci-fi-style . Recommended from our partners The post Futuristic Electric Vehicle Entirely Powered By The Sun Launches appeared first on Zenger News....

By: Alice Clifford

By Alice Clifford The slap heard around the world happened at the 2022 Academy Awards and saw Will Smith receive a 10-year ban from the annual award show — and take a hit in his movie career, with multiple projects being put on hold. Smith could soon be added to...

By: Jim Leffman

By Jim Leffman An animal charity’s oldest-ever pair of dogs have finally found their forever home after they were previously overlooked because of their combined age of 34. Collie crosses, Sheba and Teddy, both 17, were taken into the care of the Dogs Trust in Evesham, UK, after their owner...

By: Dean Murray

By Dean Murray An animal charity’s oldest-ever pair of dogs have finally found their forever home after they were previously overlooked because of their combined age of 34. Collie crosses, Sheba and Teddy, both 17, were taken into the care of the Dogs Trust in Evesham, UK, after their owner...

By: Oluwapelumi Adejumo

By Oluwapelumi Adejumo Recent technological advancements like the internet have vastly improved the speed and the mode of communication, but they have given rise to a new problem, “fake news.” Then-US President Donald Trump gets into a heated exchange with CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta (R) during a...

By: Alberto Arellano

By Alberto Arellano Adults predict they could only go without their phone and TV for just five hours – while they could manage three days without a laptop or tablet. A UK study of 2,000 people found 71 percent admitted they’d struggle to manage their life if they didn’t have...

By: Jim Leffman

By Jim Leffman A microneedle patch detects biomarkers that could detect Alzheimer’s within six minutes. The smart patchhas been developed by British scientists. The microneedle patch detects biomarkers and could also be used to test for other conditions such as Parkinson’s, cancer and cardiovascular disease. An elderly woman looking outside...

By: Dean Murray

By Dean Murray NASA is funding a space plane that will fly on the . Recommended from our partners The post NASA Funding Space Plane That Will Fly On Saturn’s Moon Titan appeared first on Zenger News....

By: Judith Segaloff

By Judith Segaloff People make their way near the NASDAQ MarketSite at Times Square on January 13, 2023, in New York City. Nasdaq and the S&P 500 pared losses on Friday on the back of easing inflation expectations and results from some U.S. banks. LEONARDO MUNOZ/JNS With the plummeting NASDAQ,...

By: Talker News

By Talker News State-of-the-art bionic arms for Ukrainian soldier amputees. A British tech company has flown to Germany to fit bionic hands to two wounded Ukrainian soldiers. OPEN BIONICS/SWNS TALKER A British tech company has flown to Germany to fit bionic hands to two wounded Ukrainian soldiers. Open Bionics...

By: Talker News

By Talker News If a nuclear attack is launched people should hole up in the corners of concrete buildings to have the best chance of survival, according to new research. It’s better than cowering in corridors – or near windows or doors, say scientists. UNIVERSITY OF NICOSIA/SWNS TALKER If a...

By: Mark Waghorn

By Mark Waghorn Microchips that merge the brain with machines to treat paralyzed patients are safe, according to new research. The tiny devices are implanted after a stroke or spinal cord injury to stimulate activity in the nervous system. ESB PROFESSIONAL/METANEWS Good news for cyborgs and their brains. Microchips that...

By: Jeffrey Gogo

By Jeffrey Gogo Illustrative image of human hand with mobile device showing logo for the social media platform Parler with American flag visible in background, Lafayette, California, January 21, 2021. Parler has said it has about 16.5 million registered users. Website analytics company SimilarWeb reports that Parler’s total monthly site...

By: Enacy Mapakame

By Enacy Mapakame Twitter is being probed over personal data protection after a hacker claimed to have details of more than 400 million users. Identified as “Ryushi”, the hacker is demanding $200 000 or £166 000 to hand over the data and delete it. The details include that of some...

By: MetaNews Global

By MetaNews Global A person uses a Samsung virtual reality headset at the company’s new store in Lower Manhattan on October 11, 2016, in New York City. Job listings associated with the Reality Pro line suggested the tech giant is not only looking at building its own AR environment but...

By: MetaNews Global

By MetaNews Global The European Commission’s move to make traffic-intensive online platforms contribute to the cost of digital infrastructure will include consideration of the rise in data volumes used by the metaverse and virtual platforms. This initiative seeks to address a long-standing grievance by telecom operators in the EU who...