Science has found a new way to help you get over your ex
Researchers in Montreal have said that they have found a way to edit emotional memories using beta-blockers and therapy. The technology will help patients remove emotional pain that is associated with certain memories while maintaining the actual memory itself. The tech has worked on 70% of the patients it has been tried on.
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Scientists manage to cure diabetes in mice in a revolutionary new experiment
Scientists manage to cure diabetes in mice for a large number of months using human cells in a treatment that took a couple of weeks. Once the treatment was complete, diabetes disappeared for many months and the mice were able to normalize their blood sugar levels. This has raised hope that a cure for humans may be possible.
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FDA approves new technology to help diagnose coronavirus
The US Food and Drug Administration has announced that it has approved new diagnostic technologies that will be used in lite hospitals and health centers to diagnose the coronavirus. This announcement came after the government received much criticism for being woefully unprepared for a pandemic. The test kits that were initially used in the US were faulty and could not diagnose the virus.
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Elon Musk says all artificial intelligence should be better regulated
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has recently warned that all AI development should be better regulated and closely monitored, saying the technology could potentially be a danger to humanity. Musk has previously said that AI could be more dangerous than nukes and that the government should form a special committee to monitor its development.
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Canada's new online pharmacy gains massive investments
PocketPills, a new startup based in Canada, has gathered $7.35 million in investments and intends to use it to expand across the country. The startup has created an online pharmacy in the form of an app/website that will help insurance companies and the healthcare industry save money. The company hopes to propagate the use of generic drugs.
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