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30/10/2025

Scientists in Taiwan have developed a promising new serum that may help reverse baldness, showing dramatic results in lab tests. According to Daily Mail, researchers at National Taiwan University created a topical treatment using naturally derived fatty acids that stimulate fat cells in the skin to regenerate hair follicles. In tests on mice, the serum restored full fur growth in bald patches within just 20 days, raising hopes for a future solution to hair loss.

The serum works by triggering mild skin irritation, which activates dormant hair follicles and encourages new growth. According to The Week, Professor Sung-Jan Lin, one of the lead researchers, even tested the formula on his own legs and reported visible hair regrowth after three weeks. The treatment is designed to be gentle and non-irritating, and scientists believe it could eventually be developed into an over-the-counter product for humans.

While the results are exciting, experts caution that the serum is not yet a confirmed cure for baldness. According to Times of India, human trials are still needed to verify safety, effectiveness, and long-term outcomes. The researchers are optimistic but emphasize that more testing is required before the product can be made widely available.

18/08/2025

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06/08/2025

A couple in Spain is under investigation after allegedly abandoning their 10-year-old son at a Madrid airport when they discovered his passport had expired—then proceeded to board their flight without him.

According to reports, the parents told officials that a relative would come pick the boy up. However, the child informed police they were en route to their home country. Authorities ultimately removed the couple from the plane before takeoff and brought them in for questioning.

29/07/2025

A recently resurfaced video linked to Donald Trump and an alleged teen victim is sending shockwaves across the internet. Viewers describe it as deeply disturbing, with many unable to finish watching. While the footage itself remains shrouded in controversy, it has reignited questions about Trump’s past connections and the hidden truths within the Epstein files. In this video, we dive deep into the timeline, the people involved, and the dark whispers surrounding this case. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

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28/07/2025

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28/07/2025

When you’re five minutes into a farm visit and the baby cow already wants to play Subway Surfers.

25/07/2025

R.I.P. to the legendary Hulk Hogan!

Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, born Terry Bollea, passed away on July 24, 2025, at the age of 71 following cardiac arrest at his home in Clearwater, Florida. According to WWE and multiple news outlets, he was surrounded by loved ones and pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Morton Plant Hospital.

Hogan was one of the most recognizable figures in pop culture and a driving force behind WWE’s global rise in the 1980s. He headlined the first WrestleMania in 1985 and went on to become a six-time WWE Champion, later inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame twice, once individually in 2005 and again in 2020 as part of the New World Order. Beyond the ring, Hogan starred in films like Rocky III and Mr. Nanny, and had his own reality show Hogan Knows Best.

24/07/2025

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23/07/2025

A Brazilian television reporter encounters a tragic discovery while filming a segment about a missing 13-year-old girl who had vanished in the Mearim River in Maranhão state.
In the footage, he can be seen wading through chest-deep water and narrating the scene when he abruptly stops and says, “I think there’s something down here at the bottom of the water.”

23/07/2025

A team of Yale University researchers made a groundbreaking discovery deep in the Amazon rainforest in 2011 — a rare fungus named Pestalotiopsis microspora that can digest plastic, specifically polyurethane, even in environments without oxygen.

This makes it the first known fungus that can survive anaerobically and feed on plastic. In lab tests, it thrived using only plastic as its carbon source, thanks to an enzyme it produces called polyurethanase. This enzyme breaks long plastic molecules into smaller pieces that the fungus can absorb and turn into energy.

💡 The discovery opens up exciting possibilities for tackling landfill pollution, where oxygen is scarce and plastic waste piles up for centuries. Scientists are now exploring this fungus as a natural solution for plastic waste management and bioremediation.

🌍 Nature might just hold the key to one of our biggest environmental problems.

23/07/2025

A new study reveals that children are more likely to inherit their facial beauty traits—like sharp jawlines and defined cheekbones—from their fathers, not their mothers, challenging what most people believe about genetic looks

23/07/2025

A forward-thinking startup in India has developed an eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic cutlery by creating edible spoons and forks made from grains and rice. These innovative utensils are designed to be strong enough for eating hot or cold meals, and once you're done, you can simply eat them as a crunchy snack. If not consumed, they naturally decompose within a few days, leaving no harmful waste behind.

The idea addresses two major environmental challenges: reducing plastic pollution and minimizing food waste. In India alone, millions of plastic spoons and forks are discarded daily, often ending up in landfills or waterways. By replacing them with edible options, this startup is promoting a zero-waste dining culture and encouraging people to think more sustainably.

The edible cutlery comes in various flavors like plain, sweet, and savory, adding a fun twist to meals while contributing to a greener planet. The production process relies on natural, locally sourced ingredients, further supporting farmers and reducing carbon footprints associated with importing materials.

This Indian innovation highlights the power of creative, practical solutions in tackling global plastic problems. It serves as an inspiring example for other countries looking to reduce single-use plastic and embrace environmentally responsible alternatives.