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Disabled astronaut John McFall’s prosthetic leg tested over concerns of poisoning space station | Science & Tech News
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The world’s first disabled astronaut has sparked concerns his prosthetic leg could be poisonous for the air inside a space station. John McFall, a former British Paralympian, will have tests carried out on the leg by the European Space Agency (ESA) to ensure it does not give off dangerous toxic gases over time. The 42-year-old…
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iPhone update: We tested an iOS 17 feature that lets you clone your voice | Science & Tech News
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If I get through a meeting without saying a word, I consider it a great success. Unfortunately, there are times when I can no longer stay under the radar. The microphone must be unmuted, the camera might have to go on, and all the attention is on me. At least, that was the case until…
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CBD treatment for psychosis to be tested in major international study | Science & Tech News
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A major study is being launched to see if people with psychosis or psychotic symptoms can benefit from cannabidiol (CBD). CBD is the second most abundant active ingredient in cannabis but does not give a high by itself and there is no evidence people can become addicted. The NHS only prescribes it for a few…
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Remote surgery robot to be tested aboard International Space Station | Science & Tech News
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A miniature robot designed to help conduct remote surgeries could be tested on board the International Space Station before the end of 2024. Eventually, the surgical robot could be used to repair “an astronaut’s ruptured appendix on a mission to Mars”, say the researchers behind it. NASA has awarded the University of Nebraska-Lincoln $100,000 to…