Health
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The Rise of AI Drug Discovery: Insilico Medicine Leads the Way to Faster, Cheaper Pharma
Recently, the AI biotechnology company Yingsi Intelligence applied for listing in Hong Kong. Once the IPO is successful, the company will become the first domestic AI pharmaceutical company. With the generative AI platform Pharma.AI, Insilicon Intelligence can provide end-to-end efficient solutions in the pipeline development process, and rapidly advance the fully self-generated AIDD (AI Drug Discovery and Development) pipeline mainly composed of new drug candidates. Currently, using Pharma.AI, the company has established a diverse and fully internally generated pipeline of 31 projects covering 29 drug targets. Among them, there is one clinical stage asset of phase II study and two clinical stage assets of phase I study. Since the drug…
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Are Millennials and Gen Z Really “Snowflakes”?
Young people in every age have different labels, such as “Baby Boomers”, “Generation X” and “Millennials”, and now there is a new title – “Generation Snowflakes”. In the early years, Western parents would use “beautiful and unique little snowflakes” to describe their children. The “Snowflake Generation” generally refers to those young groups who are overprotected by their parents. They have no long-term plans and put buying a house after spending on pleasure. . Are today’s “millennials” and “post-00s” really inferior to the “baby boomers” and “generation X”? Experts believe that the Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) and Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980) may be too harsh…
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Meditation: The Secret to Immortality
If you meditate with a pure mind, after a while you will smell a strange fragrance, which comes from your body. This is the way of meditation that Mr. Nan Huaijin taught to transform the body fluid into the liquid of immortality. When we meditate well, our bodies and minds are pure and our bodies are healthy. When we come down from the center of our minds, saliva comes naturally, with a sweet and fragrant taste. Swallowing this body fluid can lead to longevity and cure diseases, especially for women who specialize in this method. The more saliva they have, the more beautiful they will be, and their faces will…
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Early Morning Sex: The Benefits for Your Heart, Mood, and Skin
Early morning sex at least three times a week can reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack, according to a study conducted by Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. If sex is scheduled more often in the evening, but regularly, it can also improve Blood circulation, lower blood pressure. The researchers explained that six or seven o’clock in the morning is the time when male androgen secretion is more vigorous. If you have sex once a week at this time, it can greatly relieve the symptoms of arthritis and migraine. At the same time, it can also burn 300 calories, effectively reducing the risk of diabetes. If the frequency…
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The Secret of Angiosperms’ Explosive Evolution
In spring, as soon as the signal for the recovery of all things is sent out, new buds appear on the branches, and buds that are about to bloom hang all over the branches. When the time comes, all kinds of flowers usher in a big explosion. Colorful flowers make nature fade away from the monotonous colors and make the world full of vitality. However, more than a hundred years ago, when the British biologist Charles Darwin saw such a scene, he was very angry-where did these flowers come from? Of course, Darwin was not allergic to pollen, nor did he hate flowers, but his theory of evolution…
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The Price of Evolution: How Our Bodies Are Flawed by Our Past
Back pain is a common trouble for modern people. When that feeling hits, we complain about being too busy at work, that the chairs aren’t comfortable enough, or that the gym wasn’t open lately. However, in the view of Endo Hideki, a professor at the University of Tokyo, this is first of all to blame for evolution-it stands to reason that the spine of quadrupeds should be parallel to the ground like a bridge, instead of standing up like humans to bear the weight of the entire upper body. Just like when eating a sandwich, the stuffing will always fall out. If the spine that was originally in a horizontal…
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Wildfires in Canada Cause Air Pollution Crisis in North America
Recently, the northeastern United States has experienced some of the worst air pollution in decades. At about 11 a.m. on June 7, 2023, the visibility in New York City decreased significantly. By 1:00 noon, iconic buildings such as the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty could no longer be seen clearly. At 2 o’clock in the afternoon, the whole city was completely shrouded in an orange haze, full of “a sense of doom”. According to data released by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the air pollution index of New York City, Syracuse, New York State, and some cities in neighboring Pennsylvania all exceeded 400 on that day, reaching…
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Personality Diagnosis Through Skin Conditions
Personality diagnosis through skin conditions is the latest theory proposed by Kenichiro Kasai, who has been in plastic surgery for 24 years and is now the director of Kasai Plastic Surgery Hospital in Osaka. In the process of treating patients with pigmentation and moles for many years, Kasai Kenichiro discovered that patients with different skin types have certain types of personality tendencies. From the analysis of nearly 50,000 cases, Kasai Kenichiro divided people into 7 types according to their skin quality and corresponding personality traits— type 1 skin features: fair skin, easy to get eczema, not easy to get spots, and moles The whole body turns…
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How to Deal with Information Overload in the Digital Age
Every day, we are bombarded with massive amounts of information, as if we should know everything happening in this world. However, a dense flow of information hinders the brain from deep processing of the content and eventually leads to a decline in our memory. So, take some time to clear your mind and “get out of touch with the world”! Before, I thought of myself as a person who kept pace with the times, was well-informed and open-minded, but now, I am less and less afraid to say so. Although I try to keep up with the times, I always feel more and more powerless. Every day, massive amounts of…
