Vitamin B12 helps reprogram cells to heal tissue & fight chronic disease

[New Atlas logo]( Medical [Vitamin B12 helps reprogram cells to heal tissue & fight chronic disease]( [Normal pancreatic cells (left) undergo reprogramming (right) when boosted by B12]( Vitamin B12 doesn't get much time in the spotlight, but as well as its role in red blood cell formation and DNA synthesis, scientists have now found that it is key to cellular reprogramming and tissue regeneration, as well as curtailing inflammation. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Don't let low battery dampen your holidays—power up with Speedy Mag]( FOMO takes on a new dimension when exacerbated by waning phone batteries. As that dreaded icon plunges into the red, the anxiety of losing touch intensifies. With this Speedy Mag Wireless iPhone Charger you can help relieve some of that angst. [Read more]( Outdoors [$2,000 IO carbon fiber rooftop tent is as light and slim as they come]( [Inspired Overland's Ultra-Lightweight Carbon Fiber RTT offers plenty of ventilation when needed]( Inspired Overland (IO) followed up a winning SEMA 2022 by taking home another SEMA award at this month's show. The product that got it there was the all-new Ultra-Lightweight Carbon Fiber Rooftop Tent, one of the lightest, thinnest RTTs available. [Read more]( Automotive [New 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe revealed at LA Auto Show]( [The new-generation 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe now has a third row as standard gets slightly longer to accommodate]( Hyundai has unveiled a new generation of the Santa Fe sport utility at the AutoMobility LA show. The company says that the new SUV was developed under an "Open for More" concept for expanded utility. [Read more]( Medical [Multifunctional gel developed to treat solid cancer tumors & metastases]( [Researchers have developed a gel drug-delivery system to treat solid cancer tumors]( Researchers have developed a liquid gel that solidifies when injected into a solid tumor, is visible on a CT scan, and can slow-release cancer-fighting treatments. Combining the gel with immunotherapy improved survival in treatment-resistant cancers. [Read more]( Tiny Houses [Not-so-tiny Orca makes a splash with spacious apartment-like layout]( [The Orca Edition Park Model features a spacious interior layout measuring 528 sq ft (50 sq m), all arranged on one floor]( Mint Tiny Homes knows a thing or two about designing extra-large tiny houses, and now the Canadian firm has used this experience to produce a spacious apartment-like living experience on wheels named the Orca Edition Park Model. [Read more]( Health & Wellbeing [Sex toys exposed as an overlooked source of microplastics, study finds]( [Sex toys produce microplastics and toxic phthalates, a study has found]( A study has found that sex toys are an overlooked source of microplastics and phthalates, both of which can be toxic to humans. The findings highlight the need for greater regulation of the sex toy industry to ensure consumer safety. [Read more]( Automotive [Carbon-titanium hypercar targets the future on its robotic nav screen]( [HiPhi loads high-tech materials and features into the all-new HiPhi A hypercar]( HiPhi cranks its sports car program into hyperdrive with the all-new HiPhi A. The extreme GT comes powered by a near megawatt of all-wheel drive and is infused with cutting-edge materials and advanced features. [Read more]( Motorcycles [Langen follows its tasty 2-Stroke with a retro Lightspeed V-Twin]( [A British bespoke roadster with an Austro-American heart]( Boutique motorcycle company Langen has unveiled a stablemate to its delectable, super-lightweight 2-Stroke. The 2025 Lightspeed rocks a hard-punching 1190cc V-twin, and hits the one horsepower per kilogram mark – at least, til you sit on it. [Read more]( Space [Tiny Airbus device keeps defunct satellites from tumbling]( [Illustration of the number of objects orbiting the Earth]( To help combat the growing problem of space debris, a CubeSat launched by EnduroSat on November 11, 2023 called Exo-0 includes a 100-g (3.5-oz) device developed by Airbus that uses the Earth's magnetic field to prevent dead satellites from tumbling. [Read more]( Marine [Pre-production electric hydrofoiling ferry rides above the waves]( [The first pre-production P-12 electric hydrofoiling passenger vessel has completed its maiden voyage, flying above waters outside of Stockholm up to its top speed of 30 knots]( Swedish foiling e-boat maker Candela has announced the maiden flight of its P-12 passenger ferry, with its dual electric drives and tri-wing setup lifting the vessel above the water to reach a top speed of 30 knots. Series production has now begun. [Read more]( Medical [Alzheimer’s brain effects may be broader than previously thought]( [A study has found that Alzheimer's disease has a broader effect on brain network function than previously thought]( Analyzing the functional connectivity of different brain networks, researchers found that Alzheimer’s disease disrupts areas of the brain beyond those relating to memory and produces changes distinct from those seen in healthy aging. [Read more]( Motorcycles [Yadea rolls out fast-charging Kemper electric motorcycle]( [The Kemper performance electric motorcycle was unveiled at the 2023 EICMA expo in Milan]( Having to stop and wait for an e-moto battery to recharge can sure take the joy out of clean riding. But e-mobility multinational Yadea is looking to change that with the Kemper performance bike, which can be fast-charged to 80% in just 10 minutes. [Read more]( Biology [Mostly armless: A starfish is one big "head crawling along the seafloor"]( [Sea stars possess 'head' genes right down to the ends of their arms]( They've lived on earth for 280 million years at least, but starfish – or sea stars – remain a huge mystery in biology. Now, long-held beliefs regarding their unique design have been upended, as genetics reveal they're not all arms but nearly all head. [Read more]( Medical [MIT's wearable ultrasound patch measures bladder fullness without gel]( [Researchers have created a wearable ultrasound patch]( MIT researchers have designed a wearable ultrasound patch that can image the bladder as well as a conventional ultrasound does, without the need for cold gel or an operator. The device could also be adapted to image other internal organs. [Read more]( Space [Astonishing energy of BOAT gamma rays revealed]( [Gamma rays can be produced from the two steams of jets formed when supermassive stars collapse into themselves at the end of their lives]( Earlier this year, it was reported that Earth was hit by the brightest gamma-ray bursts seen since the dawn of civilization. Now, a team of astronomers has assigned a value to the energy contained in those blasts and it's staggering to say the least. [Read more]( Science [Could "armored" bacteria replace chemical fertilizers?]( [Specially coated bacteria could make it much easier for farmers to deploy microbes as fertilizers – the inset shows the components that make up the protective shell]( Chemical fertilizers aren't the most eco-friendly of substances, which is why some farmers are exploring the use of beneficial bacteria as an alternative. A new coating technology could make such microbes more widely available than ever before. [Read more]( Home Entertainment [4K laser projector joins ViewSonic's Designed for Xbox range]( [ViewSonic says that the LX700-4K is here to elevate your gaming sessions, movie nights, and watch parties]( Earlier in the year, ViewSonic released its first "Designed for Xbox" 4K LED gaming projectors in black and green to match the console. Now the company has launched a laser-packing model with low-lag visuals and 3,500 lumens of brightness. [Read more]( 3D Printing [Inkbit tech 3D-prints complex multi-material items in a single session]( [Inkbit was used to print this functional robotic hand, which comes complete with bones, ligaments and tendons]( 3D printing single objects out of different materials can be difficult, if those materials cure at different rates. The new Inkbit system addresses that problem, and has been used to print a complex functional robotic hand… in just one print job. [Read more]( Laptops [Tadpole hatches as a tiny webcam specifically designed for laptops]( ["Tadpole is the first product of its kind: it's tiny, works on any laptop, and comes with a huge sensor, really cool audio features and reliable stability," said Opal Camera's co-founder and CEO, Veeraj Chugh]( Most laptops and Macbooks come with a webcam built in, but they can leave video-chatters somewhat wanting in terms of performance and image quality. Newcomer Opal Camera has addressed such things with a small-but-powerful model called the Tadpole. [Read more]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for our daily newsletter at [newatlas.com]( (or [gizmag.com]( before August 2016). [Update profile]( | [Unsubscribe]( Copyright New Atlas © 2022