For decades, the protein p-tau217 has been branded a primary culprit behind the cognitive devastation wrought by Alzheimer’s disease. Medical dogma has painted it as a toxic agent, responsible for the disastrous accumulation of neurofibrillary tangles that obliterate memory and brain function in afflicted individuals. Yet, recent groundbreaking research exposes a striking paradox: this protein
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The Denver Nuggets’ recent trade of Michael Porter Jr. and an unprotected 2032 first-round pick to the Brooklyn Nets for Cameron Johnson marks a decisive shift in the team’s strategy under its newly minted front office leadership. At first glance, this deal seems like a sensible recalibration—shedding Porter’s hefty $79.1 million remaining contract for Johnson’s
Nothing Phone 3’s launch is stirring up a significant buzz in the smartphone market, primarily because of its drastic price hike. Doubled from its predecessor’s launch cost, the nearly Rs. 90,000 price tag sends a clear signal: Nothing is aiming to compete directly in the luxury flagship arena. But this move is a gamble that
Cynthia Erivo’s move to produce a feature adaptation of Adrian Tchaikovsky’s science fiction thriller *Saturation Point* through her production company Edith’s Daughter is undeniably ambitious. It’s encouraging to see a leading Black actress and advocate for underrepresented stories stepping into the sci-fi genre, which historically has lacked diversity both in front of and behind the
The WNBA’s recent announcement to expand to Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia is not just a routine business decision — it is a bold declaration of intent that the league, women’s sports, and American cities are ready to evolve together. While the league moves from 13 teams to an eventual 18, this expansion symbolizes more than
Water scarcity is not just a looming crisis—it is a present-day catastrophe for billions. In a world where nearly 4.5 billion people lack reliable access to clean drinking water, technological innovation is desperately needed. Enter a curious creation: a black “bubble wrap” hydrogel that can extract water from utterly dry air without needing electricity. Developed
Samsung’s eagerly awaited Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for July 9, 2025, promised to showcase the next wave of innovation in foldable smartphones. The anticipation was fueled by expectations that Samsung would continue to push the boundaries of design and technology with the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Yet, a recent leak of leaked renders and insider
Ace Bailey’s ascent into the NBA, marked by his selection as the fifth overall pick by the Utah Jazz, underscores a troubling tension in professional basketball’s talent evaluation system. Bailey’s story isn’t one of smooth scouting reports and eager workouts; rather, it’s a cautionary tale about how nonconformity and perception often outweigh raw talent and
Canada’s recent reversal on its digital services tax (DST) exemplifies how the pursuit of sovereignty in tax policy often clashes with the geopolitical realities of international trade—particularly when dealing with an economic powerhouse like the United States. Initially, the Canadian government adopted the DST to address a legitimate problem: tech giants such as Amazon, Google,
In a market saturated by colossal studio campaigns and blockbuster spectacles, independent films continue to fight an uphill battle for attention and screen time. Yet, despite the overwhelming odds, some indie projects manage to carve out moments of genuine success and cultural impact. The recent limited release of A24’s *Sorry, Baby* exemplifies this tension —