According to a new study, published in the April edition of the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, taking painkillers such as paracetamol (acetaminophen) and ibuprofen during pregnancy could affect the fertility of the child in later life; these drugs may also affect the fertility of future generations, by leaving epigenetic marks …
Read More »Inhibiting Specific Protein Might Prevent Heart Failure
A team of researchers at the Cincinnati Children’s Heart Institute used an experimental targeted molecular therapy to block a matrix-forming protein, called fibronectin, in heart cells damaged by heart attack, reducing levels of scarred muscle tissue and saving mouse models from heart failure. Their work appears in the journal Circulation. …
Read More »Developing rapid response services for real estate agents, Agentology bags $12 million
Startups like Zillow and Trulia have reshaped the real estate market by giving consumers with their 24-hour covetable, clickable window into shoppable home sales — and the other players in the real estate marketplace are struggling to catch up. This deluge of leads coming in to real estate agencies across …
Read More »Reds end losing streak
Cincinnati started quickly with three runs in the second inning, and then really poured things on with six runs in the sixth inning en route to a 10-4 victory. Billy Hamilton led the Reds with two hits, two runs scored, three RBIs and a walk. Gregorius went 2 for 4 …
Read More »Google partners with LegitScript to certify addiction treatment center advertisers
As promised last month, Google has introduced a new certification process for rehabilitation and addiction treatment facilities, per a Reuters report earlier today. The advertising behemoth began gradually limiting advertising for the addiction treatment center category in the US in September of 2017, and by January of this year had …
Read More »US Bans Companies From Selling to Chinese Phone Maker ZTE
The United States has been sounding the alarm over the use of equipment from Chinese companies like Huawei and ZTE for several years now. The rationale behind these decisions hasn’t always been clear, but a new set of sanctions aimed at ZTE does have a public rationale behind it. Last …
Read More »Google Rolls Out Wireless Android Auto, but Almost No One Can Use It
Google announced Android Auto at Google I/O in 2014, but it took another year before you could actually get it in a car. Android Auto is now supported by various auto manufacturers and makers of third-party multimedia head units. The screens come in different shapes and sizes, and the hardware …
Read More »Razer Phone Gets Android 8.1 Update, Goes on Sale at Best Buy
Razer launched its first ever smartphone late last year, but it has a surprising lack of RGB. Another thing it was missing at launch: updated software. The Razer Phone launched with Android 7.1 Nougat several months after Google released Oreo. It wasn’t alone in being behind the times, but it’s …
Read More »Male Costa’s Hummingbirds ‘Sing’ with Their Tail Feathers
The Costa’s hummingbird (Calypte costae) is a small species of hummingbird endemic to the far west region of the United States and Mexico. During breeding season, male Costa’s hummingbirds perform a high-speed dive during which they ‘sing’ to potential mates using their tail feathers. Unlike related species, male Costa’s perform their …
Read More »Are your ads pointing to the right domain? Here’s a script to find out.
Standards are high for PPC superheroes, and even the best of us can make a mistake. Luckily, there’s a perfectly easy way to deal with human error: automation! I’d like to share a script that will help you stay on top of the domains being used in your ads, by …
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