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Highly Intelligent ECD OIW80 Oil in Water Analyzer Accurately Detects Petroleum Contamination in Industrial & Municipal Water Systems

Engineers responsible for safeguarding water systems against oil contamination will find the highly accurate OIW80 Oil In Water Analyzer from Electro-Chemical Devices (ECD) to be a rugged, reliable instrument that is designed for harsh industrial process environments to provide continuous online measurement of oil and to help plants meet broad, stringent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) clean water rules.

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Existing drug boots out ‘sleeping’ bone cells to relieve lower back pain

In some heartening news for the 80% of Americans who will endure spinal sensitivity, researchers have found that an existing drug can be redeployed to target senescent osteoclasts – to not just take the pain away but help prevent it from coming back.

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Ruins of long-lost planet may have been discovered near Earth’s core

We only have to look up at the Moon to see the remains of a cataclysmic collision between two early planets, billions of years ago. Evidence may also be beneath our feet, as scientists suggest the remains of that ancient planet lurk near Earth’s core.

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Overactive inflammation in the brain linked to increased suicide risk

A first-of-its-kind study has identified overactive inflammation and loss of critical protective mechanisms in the brain as potential contributors to suicide risk and may lead to the use of anti-inflammatory medications as a way of reducing this risk.

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Joby makes a manned eVTOL air taxi flight in NYC

Just weeks after its first manned flight in the California desert, Joby Aviation has taken its S4 eVTOL air taxi out for a piloted demo flight in the Big Apple, demonstrating just how much quieter and less disruptive it'll be than a helicopter.

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World-first whole-eye and partial-face transplant deemed a success

A huge multidisciplinary team at NYU Langone Health has successfully undertaken the world’s first whole-eye and partial-face transplant. The landmark surgery opens new possibilities for future advancements in vision therapies.

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For happy bones and joints, exercise at the same time of day

For the first time, scientists have found how our internal body clocks that govern the brain and skeletal system sync up, and upsetting this balance might contribute to injury and accelerate age-related bone and joint decline and disease.

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