Science and reality
Thomas Insel has been a trailblazer at the National Institute of Mental Health. What will he do at Alphabet?
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Galvanic vestibular stimulation is a centuries-old technique for tricking the brain.
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The rocket engine-maker Aerojet Rocketdyne has bid $2 billion to buy United Launch Alliance, the government's favorite rocket launcher.
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Human trials are coming for a company that wants to restore sight with an algae protein.
The post A Cure for Blindness Just Might Come From Algae appeared first on WIRED.
A California man has brought a class-action lawsuit against Honest, Alba's "natural" products company.
The post Honestly, Jessica Alba, What Is ‘Natural’ Anyway? appeared first on WIRED.
How studying algae came to change neuroscience.
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While still rare and little-known, shoulder injury cases settled in the government’s so-called “vaccine injury court” have shot up in recent years.
The post Why Are Cases of Shoulder Injuries From Vaccines Increasing? appeared first on WIRED.
The US has a long history of adding vitamins to food. But some people get left out.
The post The FDA May Add a Life-Saving Vitamin to Tortillas appeared first on WIRED.