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Stem cell therapies for Parkinson’s deemed safe in clinical trials

The studies also ‘offer hope’ that transplanted cells could tackle symptoms of the condition, such as tremors.

Evening Standard

Horner blames wind tunnel data discrepancy for Red Bull woes

Christian Horner feels he is “looking at two different watches” after revealing the Red Bull Formula 1 car's issues stem from limited correlation between wind tunnel and track data.

Autosport

A&E doctor thought she had glandular fever. It was aggressive blood cancer

Alice Bolton was running up to 20km just days before her diagnosis

The Independent UK

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Aero bikes with gravel wheels?: Six tech insights from Paris-Roubaix Femmes

Everything we found out about tyre widths, self-inflating systems, and wheel choices from the cobbled Monument

Cycling Weekly

Ivy League Students' Visas Revoked With 'No Official Notification'

Brown University reported that one active student and several recent graduates pursuing post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) and STEM OPT extension opportunities had their visas revoked within the past week

Latin Times

The best secateurs in the UK to save you time and effort when pruning your garden, tested

Our gardening expert puts 19 bypass secateurs to the test to find the best for comfort, sharpness and tackling tough stems

The Guardian - UK

AICC meet: Congress skims over INDIA bloc agenda, offers unclear roadmap for alliance

As the All India Congress Committee session concluded this week in Ahmedabad – only the sixth time in its 150-year-old history that it was held in Gujarat and the first since 1961 – there seems little clarity about how the party aims to stem the drift in the Indian National…

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Drug pollution in water is making salmon take more risks – new research

“Out of sight, out of mind” is how we often treat what is flushed down our toilets. But the drugs we take, from anxiety medications to antibiotics, don’t simply vanish after leaving our bodies. Many are not fully removed by wastewater treatment systems and end up in rivers, lakes and…

The Conversation

More STEM opportunities as Formula E and PIF launch educational project

Formula E has announced a new initiative with its partner the Public Investment Fund aimed at STEM learning and sustainability.

Autosport

What are exosomes and are they the next hot skincare ingredient?

Here’s more on the regenerative medicine trend that everyone is talking about…

The Independent UK

Professor Brian Cox visits London school to inspire children into STEM careers

The world-renowned physicist gave a talk about the universe to students at Elthorne Park High School in Ealing this week

Evening Standard

Ridley Noah Fast 3.0 review: The start of a new generation of race bikes

Don’t let the looks deceive you, it may have a whopping headtube, but the new Noah Fast is really quite nimble too

Cycling News

Menstrual blood is being used to research a range of health conditions — from endometriosis to diabetes and cancer

Menstrual blood has historically been overlooked in research – considered only to be a waste product.

The Conversation

Formula E to showcase further community, inclusivity and sustainability initiatives at Miami E-Prix

Working on STEM projects with Girls on Track and environmental education with local charity Sprout Up are just two ways in which Formula E is making its Miami return felt.

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If I ran the bike industry for a day, here's everything I'd change

A manifesto for better bikes and better kit

The Independent UK

‘Athletic’ woman given months to live after headaches dismissed as ‘long Covid’

The 33-year-old started noticing something ‘wasn’t quite correct’ while competing in the Half Ironman World Championship in August 2023

The Times of India

Poor oral health is linked to life threatening disease: Tips to prevent disease through oral care

Your mouth is a gateway to the rest of your body. Maintaining proper oral hygiene is not just about having a bright smile—it plays a crucial role in supporting your overall health. Neglecting oral care can lead to more than just cavities and gum disease; it can contribute to serious,…

LiveScience

Man gets sperm-making stem cell transplant in first-of-its-kind procedure

A man in his early 20s received a transplant of his own sperm-producing stem cells, which had been frozen since his childhood, in an attempt to regain fertility. Doctors are waiting to see if the treatment works.

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International Business Times UK

From Code to Creativity: Why Tech Parents Are Steering Their Kids Away from STEM Careers

The tide is turning on STEM graduates facing a saturated job market threatened by AI. Parents in tech are now considering arts degrees and trade schools for their children.

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Adam Devine feared he was dying

Adam Devine was told he was dying after suffering unexplained pain and spasms, but was eventually relieved to discover it stemmed from a childhood accident.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: They look like tiny green toenails. So why the name ‘maidenhair’ spleenwort?

Bridport, Dorset: The common fern’s name was inspired by another phase of its life cycle, when fronds die off and spindly threads of stem remain in luxuriant, wiry tufts

The Conversation

People are getting costly stem cell injections for knee osteoarthritis. But we don’t know if they work

More than 500 million people around the world live with osteoarthritis. The knee is affected more often than any other joint, with symptoms (such as pain, stiffness and reduced movement) affecting work, sleep, sport and daily activities.

The Times of India

Japanese researchers' breakthrough stem cell treatment helps paralyzed man stand again

Another scientific marvel has been achieved. Scientists from Japan's Keio University have found a stem cell treatment that can treat spinal cord injuries. Said to be the first clinical study of its kind, this stem cell treatment has helped a paralyzed man stand again.

The Times of India

THIS protector protein helps hair regrowth in adults: Know how it works

Hair loss remains a critical issue with only a marginal rate of success. A team of researchers from Australia, Singapore, and China have found a powerful protector protein that protects the hair follicles.

Homes & Gardens

How to fix a broken tomato plant –and never throw another one away ever again

You cannot reattach a stem, but you can certainly save it. Here's how the experts get it right every single time

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