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7 Reasons San Diego Body Sculpting is La Jolla's Top Choice for Body Contouring in 2026
San Diego Body Sculpting is La Jolla's top choice for non-surgical body contouring due to its specialized focus and comprehensive suite of premier, FDA-cleared technologies. They offer personalized treatment plans by utilizing tools like CoolSculpting, Emsculpt NEO, and truSculpt iD for fat reduction, muscle toning, and skin tightening.
Arson attacks on Ebola hospitals reveal regional development crisis
In February 2019, residents in Butembo, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), burned down an Ebola treatment center.
New antibody Fab5 shows broad high-affinity targeting of gammaherpesvirus gB
A single monoclonal antibody, Fab5, has demonstrated effective protection against three distinct gammaherpesviruses.
Large Magellanic Cloud rips Small Magellanic Cloud apart
Stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud are currently hurtling outward at an average speed of 17 kilometers per second, a clear sign of its imminent demise.
Student astronomer finds star system behind repeating cosmic signals
Every 1.4 hours, a binary star system 3,000 light-years away blasts Earth with powerful radio waves and X-rays, a cosmic beacon that was once a complete mystery. Enigmatic long-period radio transients
New evidence solidifies cosmic inflation's dominance
The BICEP2 collaboration has announced the first direct evidence for cosmic inflation, a theory that has guided our understanding of the universe's birth for over 30 years.
Meet GreyCare: What They Do and Who They Serve in NDIS and Aged Care
GreyCare provides professional in-home support services for NDIS and aged care needs, enabling individuals to live independently in their own homes. For families and participants navigating the complexities of support sy…
FDA Requests Additional Safety Data for Lilly's Foundayo Obesity Drug
The FDA has requested Eli Lilly conduct additional long-term safety studies for its newly approved oral obesity drug Foundayo, specifically flagging risks like heart attack, stroke, and liver injury.
Pfizer advances monthly obesity drug targeting triple hormone receptors
Pfizer is advancing a monthly weight-loss injection, danuglipron, having announced positive early-stage data.
Ancient microbes found growing on Ötzi the Iceman's 5,300-year-old body
Imagine baking a loaf of sourdough bread with yeast that last fermented 5,300 years ago, harvested directly from the gut of Ötzi the Iceman.
Prominent scientists ejected from diabetes conference over journal reprints
Several diabetes experts, including the editor-in-chief of Diabetes Care and a former American Diabetes Association (ADA) president, were escorted out of an influential medical conference by police fo
Uranus moons hold clues to spotting undiscovered planets
In 85 percent of simulated planetary instability scenarios, Uranus' moon system collapsed, yet it stands today as a silent testament to a violent cosmic past.
Satellite maps reveal US Atlantic coast sinking faster than sea level rise
At least 867,000 properties and critical infrastructure along the US Atlantic coast are actively subsiding, a silent threat now revealed by new satellite data.
Rehabilitation After Surgery or Joint Replacement With Dynamic in-Home Care
Recovering from surgery or a joint replacement requires a specialized level of support, a challenge that Dynamic In-Home Care has been meeting since 1987. For families seeking the best home care services for seniors and …
Ancient bear's surprising diet revealed by High Arctic fossils
A 3.5-million-year-old bear, identified from Canada's High Arctic, had cavities in its teeth, indicating a diet surprisingly rich in fermentable carbohydrates. The skeletal remains of this basal ursin
Google Funds 100MW Virtual Power Plant for Data Centers
Google, a company whose AI models consume power equivalent to a small city, just committed to a 100-megawatt virtual power plant (VPP) in the PJM region.
House panel proposes 10% NIH budget increase for 2027
Despite immediate budget constraints, a House spending panel has proposed a substantial 10% increase for the National Institutes of Health's budget in 2027, setting the stage for future scientific inv
AI Leaders Urge Lawmakers to Regulate Synthetic DNA
In an unprecedented move, the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind publicly urged US lawmakers in 2026 to enact strict regulations on synthetic DNA, fearing AI's potential to accelerate biow
Trump Signs AI Order, Military AI Smart Glasses Advance
Just weeks after President Trump signed an executive order to boost artificial intelligence, the Pentagon quietly advanced plans for smart glasses designed to give soldiers battlefield advantages.
How InkBeetle Uses Natural Ingredients to Create a Breathable Barrier for Faster Healing (Pro Tips)
InkBeetle offers a revolutionary, natural, adhesive-free aftercare solution for new tattoos, moving away from irritating plastic wraps. It forms a breathable barrier, allowing skin to heal faster and more beautifully without the common issues of traditional methods.
NIH Scientists Charged for Smuggling Deactivated Monkeypox Samples
Two scientists with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) were caught with 113 vials, 17 of which contained deactivated monkeypox virus, in their luggage after a Delta flight from Congo Republic, ac
Research highlights new methods for natural capital uncertainty
Treating ecological estimates as precise quantities generates an accumulation of uncertainties.
New rule streamlines No Surprises Act arbitration for provider disputes
The No Surprises Act's arbitration process, designed to resolve out-of-network billing, has been overwhelmed by 1.
Long COVID Autoantibodies Attack Brain, Nervous System in Mice
Transferring antibodies from long COVID patients into healthy mice induced increased pain sensitivity, fatigue, impaired balance, and damage to small nerve fibers, as reported by Pharmexec .