Google To Use Nanoparticles, Wearables To Detect Disease
Google X wants to improve modern medicine with nanoparticles and a wearable device. It's all an attempt to tackle disease detection and prevention.
LEARN MOREA tiny ingestible sensor with genetically engineered bacteria could be used to test for several different illnesses.
Zepbound was approved last year to treat obesity. The drug's maker, Eli Lilly, says it reduces the severity of obstructive sleep apnea by 63%.
The CDC has noted a rise in emergency room visits among young children who have taken melatonin supplements without supervision.
Opill is available at Walgreens and CVS for $19.99 for a one-month supply and $49.99 for a three-month supply.
Our oceans are full of plastic — an estimated 200 million metric tons. And it's the microscopic pieces that could be the biggest threat.
In a new report, the International Labor Organization suggested ways for governments to help address the rising effects of climate change on workers.
Engineers had to rearrange code on one of Voyager's computers to avoid memory corruption. Now its science mission is set to continue.