Let’s make a balloon rocket with things you have around the house to explore Newton’s Third Law. This simple science experiment balloon experiment is a rocket that can be constructed in your backyard or on the playground with just piece of string or fishing line, a water bottle, tape, straw and a balloon. Kids of all […]
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Introducing children to the fascinating world of atoms and molecules can spark a lifelong interest in science. These building blocks of matter make up everything around us, yet they remain invisible to the naked eye. Sounds kinda magical?! These hands-on, interactive and downright fun experience that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. Use these fun science
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Eli Lilly on Wednesday said its highly popular weight loss drug Zepbound showed the potential to treat patients with the most common sleep-related breathing disorder in two late-stage clinical trials. The initial results add to the long list of potential health benefits of weight loss and diabetes treatments, which have skyrocketed in demand over the
Seed Health has been in the business of microbiome scientific breakthroughs since its founding in 2015, but its biggest success to-date may have been becoming profitable as a bioscience startup. The popularity of the company’s original product, DS-01, a daily probiotic and prebiotic supplement and its pediatric equivalent — sold direct to consumers in a
Think a friend or colleague should be getting this newsletter? Share this link with them to sign up. Hi folks! Two competing cell therapies from Bristol Myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson both got good news from the Food and Drug Administration on Friday. But J&J’s drug is walking away with a notable edge over
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A vaccine from Pfizer showed the potential to protect adults ages 18 to 59 who are at increased risk of getting severely sick from respiratory syncytial virus in a late stage clinical trial, the company said Tuesday. The initial data suggests that Pfizer’s shot, known as Abrysvo, could help protect a far wider population from
This story is part of CNBC’s quarterly Cities of Success series, which explores cities that have transformed into business hubs with an entrepreneurial spirit that has attracted capital, companies and employees. The Denver-Boulder region is rapidly emerging as a major hub for the life sciences industry, attracting companies that develop cutting-edge medical treatments and technologies.
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Have a little fun with static electricity. Your kids will love this easy balloon experiment that demonstrates how static works. Kids Activities Blog hopes this experiment sparks your child’s scientific curiosity about static electricity. This simple science activity works well at home or in the classroom. Because this static electricity activity uses a balloon, adult
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A highly popular class of drugs for diabetes and obesity is showing early potential to help patients with Parkinson’s disease, too. An older diabetes treatment called lixisenatide helped slow the progression of motor disability after 12 months in patients at an early stage of the condition, according to results from a small mid-stage trial published
Explore the mysteries of fictional and real worlds with four Los Angeles writers who pay homage to giants of the genre while creating stories that are irresistible in their own right. The Murder of Mr. Ma By S.J. Rozan and John Shen Yen NeeSoho Crime: 312 pages, $26 “The Murder of Mr. Ma” combines first-time
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