Small financial investment doesn’t mean Cam Newton addition isn’t a gamble
Last night, we explained that the signing of quarterback Cam Newton could end up being the best of Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s many gambles. Some
Year: 2020
Researchers have found a promising therapy for cardiac regeneration
Ischemic heart disease (IHD) has maintained its rank as one of the worldwide leading causes of mortality outweighing the burden from all malignancies combined. When
Fed revisits idea of pledging to keep interest rates low
Federal Reserve policymakers are looking at reviving a Great Recession-era promise to keep interest rates low until certain conditions are met, in a bid to
Boeing and FAA start first test flights of 737 Max since deadly crashes
Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) began a series of test flights on Monday to determine whether the 737 Max should be allowed back
Model with Down’s syndrome stars in Gucci Beauty campaign in Italian Vogue
A teenage model with Down’s syndrome has starred in a Gucci Beauty campaign, which has been featured online by Italian Vogue. Ellie Goldstein, an 18-year-old
Saints urge mask wearing
At some point in the last four months of this extended episode of The Twilight Zone, an important public-health issue became a political litmus test.
Functional in silico dissection of the brain during the natural wake-sleep cycle
The human brain is a complex system comprising 1010 non-linear units (neurons) that interact in 1015 sites (synapses). Considering such an astonishing level of complexity
Energy Transfer digs in on North Dakota pipeline expansion despite oil slump
U.S. pipeline company Energy Transfer (ET.N) has taken the rare step of invoking force majeure – normally used in times of war or natural disaster
Lululemon is buying exercise hardware startup Mirror for half a billion dollars
Lululemon, the company behind trendy fitness apparel, is getting into the hardware business with Mirror. The fitness lifestyle company announced on Monday it would spend
92-year-old retired vet makes ‘wheelchairs’ for disabled dogs
Disabled animals can now lead fuller lives thanks to retired veterinarian Dr. Lincoln Parkes. “I invited myself to produce something that was worthwhile for disabled