Scientists in China, Spain, and the U.K. have collaborated to develop a technique using nanoparticles that clear amyloid protein clots – a common signature of Alzheimer’s Disease – from the brains of mice genetically engineered to develop the condition.
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Investors took hope from signs that the U.S. and Iran were moving closer to a peace agreement.
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The Trump administration said Monday that a deal with Iran was close after Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters that he believed there was a solid offer on the table that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and include future negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program.
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XI WAS TRIGGERED WHEN CONVERSATION TURNED TO MILITARIZATION OF JAPAN DURING TRUMP MEETING
Chinese President Xi Jinping reportedly grew agitated during his meeting earlier this month with President Donald Trump in Beijing when the conversation turned to Japan and Tokyo’s recent militarization.
CRYPTO INDUSTRY BRACING FOR QUANTUM COMPUTER ATTACKS
The digital asset industry is preparing for cyberattacks based out of quantum computers, according to the Financial Times.









