since the Apple AirTag tracker launched in April 2021, we haven’t heard anything about a possible second-generation version of the device – but it seems that an AirTag 2 is still in the pipeline at Apple. That’s according to Ming Chi Kuo’ (opens in new tab), one of the most respected Apple analysts in the …
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Placeholder while article actions are loading The first multivitamins came on the market in 1943† By the 1950s, bottles of theirs could be found on many family tables. Americans gobbled them up – and still are. But do we need them? “People see them as a form of insurance,” said JoAnn Manson, a professor of …
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When it comes to colorful controller designs, Xbox’s game has been popular for years. Since the Xbox One generation, Microsoft has released many fun variations on its controllers, including: limited editions and the Xbox Design Lab — and this momentum hasn’t slowed down with the Xbox Series X/S consoles. Meanwhile, the range of third-party Xbox …
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lIn response to the growing spread of monkeypox, public health leaders are opening closed stocks of smallpox vaccines to prevent the spread of the virus. But here’s something to think about: Those vaccines came about as a direct result of slavery. The history of people who got sick and died from epidemics is timeless. But …
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A celestial workhorse and his dedicated team of astronomers are once again delivering a mesmerizing new image of a globular cluster and its infinite depths of stars. But while a new image of the Hubble Space Telescope is stunning, there is much more to this part of heaven than meets the eye. The cluster, dubbed …
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High blood sugar – known as hyperglycemia – is a dangerous health condition in which blood sugar levels spiral out of control due to: a lack of insulin in the body† Often associated with diabetes mellitusHigh blood sugar can lead to serious complications if left untreated. “Without proper insulin function, your body can’t store glucose …
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Researchers recently successfully treated type 1 diabetes by transplanting insulin-producing pancreatic cells into the patient. University of Missouri scientists team up with Harvard and Georgia Tech to develop new diabetes treatment that involves transplanting insulin-producing pancreatic cells Type 1 diabetes is estimated to affect about 1.8 million Americans. Although type 1 diabetes often develops in …
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