AIDs Deaths Halved in last 10-Years Blood Test detects Alzheimer’s Plaque Build-Up Deep Sea Worm may live 1000-Years Robotic Physical Therapist helps Recovering Stroke Patients Plan to Create 7000 jobs in South Wales Fireproofing Plastics US Lifts Laptop Ban on Flights from Saudi Arabia The Modern Day Cyborg Amazing “Bio Inspired” Tube Robot Motor Neuron […]
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Serpentine Pavilion designed by African for 1st Time Focus on Tau Protein may help Target Alzheimer’s Drugs Spreading Cancer Caught on Film BepiColombo Mercury Mission on display before Launch 3D Printing & Robots used in design & building of 3 Storey House Airlander 10 successfully completes latest Test Flight Welsh Water invests £250m in Green […]
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Of a huge anime fan the news about the Totoro park is great. However, the news about the massive drop in the death rate from diarrhoea is incredible. As something which has a huge impact on young children this increased survival rate is worth celebrating. Have a great weekend and enjoy these amazing news stories: Global […]
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Stem Cell Transplant to tackle Huntington’s Disease Test Combo could Distinguish Alzheimer’s Earlier Mussel Secretions could mean Scar Free Healing Secrets of how Ladybirds fold their Wings Revealed Bafta’s 1st Non-White Best Actor Winner WW2 Code-breaker Tutte gets Virtual Memorial Stars start Shining at Smaller Mass than Previously Thought Rare Ammonite ‘Death Drag’ Fossil Discovered […]
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Tata Stell Commits to Secure Jobs Children’s Online Junk Food Ads Banned Research shows Optimistic Women at Lower Risk of Disease Flashing Light Therapy may help Ward off Alzheimers DNA Clue to Human Brain Evolution South Africa’s Multilingual Storyteller Reconstructed face of Robert the Bruce Unveiled Trying out 3D Printed Legs Octopus inspired Surgical […]
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Late night, busy day. Enjoy. Ring of Fire Eclipse Wows Stargazers Alzheimer’s Drug Study shows Tantalising Results Georgetown University gives Support to Descendents of Slaves sold by the Institution in the 19th Century Chemical Weapons Components leave Libya for Europe Ukrainian Ceasefire Holding Dog Rabies Vaccine offers hope for China’s struggle against the Disease Pound […]
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Okay, as a Brit I will admit to being over the moon about the best performance in 108-Years. I mean, seriously, who wouldn’t. However, seeing the Prime Minister of Japan dressed a Mario ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, may get me really interested about what the Steeple Chase & Triathlon courses will be like. 🙂 […]
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Amazing news about a new Alzheimer’s Drug Trial. However, if I have a favourite story today, it’s probably, the news about the amazing donations and the research supported by the 2014 Ice Bucket Challenges. At the moment, I am involved in the 22 Kill/Mi22ion Challenge, where people do 22 Press-Ups for 22 Days to raise […]
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Here at Chez Nomad we’re always happy to hear about new research for the treatment of previously untreatable conditions. The discovery of a gene for Multiple Sclerosis is great news as a gateway to diagnosis and importantly, treatment. Plus, new understanding of the plaques formed in Alzheimer’s means hope that this terrible disease can be treated as […]
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Cuba Legalises Small & Medium Private Businesses 40% of UK’s Young People involved in Volunteer Work Bhutan World’s 1st Carbon Negative Country UK’s 1st Dementia friendly Hospice opens in Belfast Care has improved in 12000 Care Homes in England 11-Year-Old Born Deaf to Compete in US National Spelling Bee US New Home Sales hit 8-Year […]
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