SoylentNews

upstart [soylentnews.org] writes:

████ # This file was generated bot-o-matically! Edit at your own risk. ████

Stimulating the vagus nerve may reduce symptoms of multiple sclerosis [newscientist.com]:

Stimulating the vagus nerve may reduce symptoms of multiple sclerosis and potentially delay the disease’s progression.

Multiple sclerosis [newscientist.com] is a chronic condition in which the body’s immune system damages the protective covering of nerve cells, called myelin sheaths, leading to symptoms such as muscle stiffness and difficulty walking. Previous research [thelancet.com] has shown that stimulating the vagus nerve, which transmits signals between the brain and organs, can …

VIEW HALF PRICE DIGITAL OFFERS [newscientist.com]

No commitment, cancel anytime*

Offer ends 31/12/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.

Existing subscribers, please log in [newscientist.com] with your email address to link your account access.

Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)

Offer ends 31/12/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.

Existing subscribers, please log in [newscientist.com] with your email address to link your account access.

Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)

Advertisement TrendingLatestVideoFree

1. Why the laws of physics don't actually exist [newscientist.com]
2. JWST has broken the record for most distant galaxy ever confirmed [newscientist.com]
3. Drug clears sleeping sickness parasite from the body in clinical trial [newscientist.com]
4. LIGO may be able to detect alien warp drives using gravitational waves [newscientist.com]
5. Self-knowledge: How to know your true personality and why it matters [newscientist.com]

1. How Birds Evolve review: In-depth and passionate [newscientist.com]
2. Farting 101: The questions you're too embarrassed to ask [newscientist.com]
3. JWST has broken the record for most distant galaxy ever confirmed [newscientist.com]
4. LIGO may be able to detect alien warp drives using gravitational waves [newscientist.com]
5. Robot guides needle into lungs more accurately than human doctors [newscientist.com]

1. Livestream: Watch Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano erupting [newscientist.com]
2. Lee Berger: Rewriting human history [newscientist.com]
3. Flying squirrels carve nuts to store them securely in tree branches [newscientist.com]
4. Artemis astronauts prepare for future moon missions in Arizona desert [newscientist.com]
5. Liza Bec: The composer living with music-triggered epilepsy [newscientist.com]

1. Farting 101: The questions you're too embarrassed to ask [newscientist.com]
2. JWST has broken the record for most distant galaxy ever confirmed [newscientist.com]
3. Light-based computer could outpace traditional electrical chip designs [newscientist.com]
4. Endangered white rhinos' cells turned into sperm and egg stem cells [newscientist.com]
5. Why the laws of physics don't actually exist [newscientist.com]

MORE FROM NEW SCIENTIST We’re rushing the use of psychedelics as medicine, researchers say Colorado has become the second US state to legalise psychedelic drugs for medicinal uses, but psychedelics research lags far behind studies on other drugs Health [newscientist.com] Drug that targets ACE2 receptors may work against new covid variants A drug that is approved for treating gallstones and liver conditions inhibits cells' ACE2 receptors, which the coronavirus' spike protein binds to Health [newscientist.com] Vaccine prompts HIV antibodies in 97 per cent of people in small study An experimental HIV vaccine led to antibodies against the virus in 35 out of 36 volunteers, but whether this offers protection against the infection is unclear Health [newscientist.com] Antibiotics encoded in Neanderthal DNA could help us fight infections A search of the ancient DNA of Neanderthals and Denisovans has revealed coding for extinct bacteria-killing proteins that we could revive to fight infections Health [newscientist.com] ;

Original Submission