A nasal spray made from chillies could help millions of Britons with a persistent blocked nose. The spray is designed for people whose nasal stuffiness is not caused by allergies such as hay fever, but rather by non-allergic rhinitis, a condition that affects up to six million people in the UK. It occurs as a result … Read more
Coronavirus patients with persistent but mild symptoms who are left to recover at home more likely to be suffering with bad health three months later than those with more serious conditions who were treated in hospital, a study has found. Researchers at the Radboud University Medical Center in the Netherlands assessed 124 patients several weeks … Read more
Google brought the Cloud Anchors API in ARCore two years ago at the I/O 2018, making it possible to share augmented reality content across multiple devices, but it lacked the ability to retain content once the interface of the app/game was closed on the phone. That is destined to change as cross-platform (for iOS, Android, … Read more
Hugh Jackman and wife Deborra-Lee Furness were the image of domestic bliss while out walking their dogs around NYC on Thursday. The couple of two-and-a-half decades enjoyed the crisp morning air together, not looking a bit worried about the outside world. The pair was out after 64-year-old actress and producer Furness addressed long-running rumors about her … Read more
The British Army will have a ‘more persistent presence’ in Asia as the Government seeks to expand its military ties with regional allies in response to China, the Chief of the General Staff has said. General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith suggested a greater UK presence overseas will reverse the process of regional withdrawal seen after 9/11, … Read more
Boris Johnson is to remain in self-isolation after failing to fully recover from coronavirus, he revealed today. The Prime Minister was due to exit quarantine in Downing Street today, seven days after testing positive. But in a video message today he confirmed that he continues to have a high temperature and will therefore remain in isolation. … Read more