Monthly Archives: March 2022
Can [60]fullerene maintain good health and prolong lifespan?
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Fatalists aside, who doesn’t want to live longer and in good health? But, obviously, to live longer it would be nonsense to put our health at risk. Yet, since we published a paper in 2012 on prolonging
Should You Get a Glucometer?
Monitoring your body glucose level gives you essential information about how diet, exercise, medications, and other aspects can affect your health. As diabetes can last a lifetime, using a glucometer is beneficial. The data in the glucometer
Ti3C2-MXene based fluorescent biosensor for rapid detection of lung cancer biomarker
Over the last decade, zero-dimensional (0D) and two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials such as nanostructured metals, and graphene derivatives delivered an extraordinary impact as fluorescence quenchers or energy acceptors in developing fluorescent biosensors. However, these OD/2D materials have a
How To Equip Field Hospitals For Disaster Response
Disasters can strike anywhere, and emergency staff should be trained and ready to assist to the best of their abilities. However, the care given in an emergency would need an array of medications and equipment to help
LASER Wavelengths: Generation and Modification
“Laser” (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) technology has proved useful in many applications, from scanning product barcodes at the local supermarket to atomic imaging in sophisticated particle physics labs. The hallmark of these devices is
Chronic cough cured by proxy
Chronic cough causes a severe burden on an individual’s quality of life. Habit cough is a chronic functional cough, meaning it has no physical basis. Habit cough is identified as an involuntary daily repetitive dry cough that
Gas types affect stability of microbubbles and ultrasound mediated brain-targeted drug delivery
Ultrasound (US) is used for clinical diagnosis and therapy. Microbubbles (MBs) as US-contrast agents are applied to detect micro blood flow or specific lesions. Recently, the combination of MBs and US has received much attention for drug
Feedback between organisms and the environment shape biodiversity
How does the environment shape biodiversity? This is a central question for both the scientific understanding of ecosystems and for practical initiatives in sustainability. Previous work has shown that a heterogeneous environment promotes diversity. For example, variation
