The Next Big Thing in Neurology: Tiny, Battery-Free Helpers
MIT researchers have developed battery-free devices made from azobenzene, which wrap around damaged axons to potentially restore neuron function. These innovative devices promise new treatments for neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis, facilitate minimally invasive neural interfaces, and may even enhance AI capabilities, offering hope for improved quality of life and medical breakthroughs.
Angel Vasariah: Guardian of Justice, Mercy, and the Sacred Art of Inner Reconciliation
Angel Vasariah — the 32nd angel of the Shem HaMephorash — governs justice, clemency, mercy, and the sacred art of inner reconciliation. Discover her wisdom through Kabbalistic, Kemetic, and Afrodiasporic traditions, and learn how to invoke her power for justice, clarity, and the restoration of dignity in your own life.
Melanin, Sunlight, and Vitamin D: What Black Skin Was Built For — and What Displacement Has Cost Us
Melanin is not a liability. It is one of evolution’s most sophisticated adaptations — a molecule that simultaneously shields cellular DNA from ultraviolet damage while facilitating the synthesis of Vitamin D3 when exposed to sufficient sunlight. Human populations that emerged and remained in sub-Saharan Africa developed higher concentrations of melanin precisely because UV-B radiation near […]