[ad_1] A hair-raising invention! Scientists are developing a robot with electronic HAIRS that mimic the natural touch of human skin The system uses an anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) sensor system This system can
[ad_1] A hair-raising invention! Scientists are developing a robot with electronic HAIRS that mimic the natural touch of human skin The system uses an anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) sensor system This system can
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[ad_1] NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Russia on Tuesday once again escalated the threat of nuclear warfare amid its illegal campaign in Ukraine by alleging that with the support
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[ad_1] Jessica Simpson reveals she is in the process of developing a menswear collection: ‘I know how a guy’s butt should look in their jeans’ By Alesia Stanford For Dailymail.Com Published: 23:25
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[ad_1] Ed Sheeran has reportedly built an observatory dome at his £3.7 million ‘Sheeranville’ Suffolk estate, after developing a love of astronomy. The singer, 31, is thought to have decked out the installation
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[ad_1] Having a sense of purpose in life can slash risk of developing dementia, study suggests Feeling a sense of purpose can lower risk of developing dementia, study shows It was linked with
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[ad_1] Regular use of erectile dysfunction (ED) medicine may increase a man’s risk of developing vision issues at some point in his life, a new study finds. Researchers from the University of
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[ad_1] Motherhood and a later menopause could reduce the risk of women developing dementia. A woman with no children is 18 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with dementia than a
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[ad_1] ‘Lifestyle switch’ of losing weight healthier food has saved thousands of adults from developing diabetes, research shows Over 15,000 fewer people were diagnosed with diabetes due to an NHS scheme A
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[ad_1] Deadly VENOM from poisonous sea snails could hold the key to developing new painkillers, study claims Cone snails are some of the deadliest creatures to roam the oceans They extend a
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[ad_1] A simple ultrasound may be able to detect signs that a woman is at risk for ovarian cancer, potentially avoiding unnecessary surgery to treat the highly deadly cancer, a study finds.
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