New AtlasBiomarkers Fluorescent microneedle patches detect biomarkers at much lower levels verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Michael Irving Nobody likes needles – at best they’re an unpleasant means to an important end. Microneedle patches could be a painless alternative, and now …
New AtlasDuke University Exercise drives muscles to fight chronic inflammation on their own verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Inflammation in the human body is a complex physiological response to a complex range of triggers, and scientists have just uncovered some useful new …
New AtlasHoarding What kind of digital hoarder are you? Study identifies 4 distinct types verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Rich Haridy In 2010 a BBC article told the story of a new, and increasingly popular, type of 21st century minimalist lifestyle. Innovations in digital technology …
New AtlasMetals "Super-hard" metals forged in new nanoparticle manufacturing process verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Michael Irving Researchers at Brown University have developed a new way to make super-hard metals. The team made nanoparticle “building blocks” that could be fused …
New AtlasMicrodosing mysteries: The new science exploring tiny doses of psychedelicsBy New AtlasFor years people have anecdotally espoused the benefits of microdosing psychedelics, from improving mental health to enhancing creativity. But only recently have scientists begun to empirically explore the common practice and start to work out whether microdose really works or whether it is a massive placebo effect.
