From camera contact lenses and laser-cleaned glass to Neuralink security and floating drone warehouses, nine real patents offer a strange glimpse of tomorrow.
Atomic Machines says its Matter Compiler can build tiny working devices from code. Its PrimeSwitch relay reportedly opens in 50 microseconds—but is prompt-to-product manufacturing ready for…
A 2021 review reported changes in animal growth, glucose and reproduction after treated water, but also null results, adverse findings and commercial funding. Here's the evidence.
A Japanese study reported complete regression of several human-cancer-derived tumors in mice using a two-bacterium consortium called AUN. We examine the mechanism, severe toxicity and limits.
A camera that can see sound? Acoustic imaging uses arrays of microphones and beamforming to visualize leaks, electrical faults and noise. Here's the science and the…
Inbal Ben-Ami Bartal and colleagues found rats learning to rescue trapped companions—even alongside chocolate. What the experiments reveal about animal empathy and its limits.
A pediatric flu-vaccination program delivered 2,054 doses during procedures involving sedation or anesthesia. An anesthesiologist raises safety concerns; here is what the evidence and consent rules…
A provocative line of research asks whether the many hallmarks of aging—declining resilience, chronic disease, physiological stress, and reduced cellular performance—might share a
Uncertainty is everywhere: a medical test whose results have not arrived, a career decision with no guaranteed outcome, a news story with facts still missing. What…
A South Korean study of 748 women linked high-dose IV vitamin C and injected mistletoe to lower mortality. Here's what the hazard ratios, limitations and safety…
