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Cycling. Health. Covid. Diet.

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    Applying machine learning to identify unrecognized COVID-19 deaths recorded as other causes of death in the United States https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aef5697

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    Now that I am 75, I have been offered a bunch of vaccines which I will be taking up. Covid RSV Pneumonia Shingles. I will certainly have the covid, pneumonia and RSV. Shingles is a possibility, but I

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    Being intelligent, and being wise are different things. A person may be intelligent and also be un-wise, or they may have only ordinary levels of intelligence, and use it wisely. We can all mis-apply

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"The study, based on data from more than 88,000 participants of the UK Biobank and published in the European Heart Journal – Digital Health, found that those who dozed off between 10pm and 10.59pm had a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke than those who dozed off earlier or later, but why should that be so?"

 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/wellbeing/sleep/going-sleep-golden-hour-could-save-life/

 

"Gatekeeper of the Consciousness: Israeli Study Finds Brain Area Regulating Attention and Wakefulness

The study found that an area of the brain called the claustrum regulates wakefulness, attention and behavior. Varying its activity levels in mice affected sleep, responsiveness, and impulsive behavior, potentially aiding treatments for disorders like ADHD"

https://www.haaretz.com/science-and-health/2024-07-14/ty-article/israeli-study-finds-brain-area-regulating-attention-and-wakefulness/00000190-ace2-d9f4-afd5-eeef185a0000

I've seen that working. A few coppers came into my favourite balti house. They were breathing in some CO2 when they were in there. The level of CO2 was a bit higher than normal because it was a busy Saturday night, so quite packed. Before they even got home, the methane was pumping out their backsides at a fierce rate.

I've seen that working. A few coppers came into my favourite balti house. They were breathing in some CO2 when they were in there. The level of CO2 was a bit higher than normal because it was a busy Saturday night, so quite packed. Before they even got home, the methane was pumping out their backsides at a fierce rate.

 

I was puzzled about how the policemen managed to convert CO2 into methane and I found this on Google:

 

“To recycle carbon dioxide into methane, an established industrial method involves the reaction of hydrogen and carbon dioxide using a ruthenium-based catalyst at temperatures of 300 to 400 degrees Celsius, but this method limited how much and when methane could be produced since it requires such high temperature,” ...

 

I am not sure how they could manage to create temperatures of 300 to 400C, except that since it was a curry house they may have had a very hot vindaloo. Where they got the hydrogen, I have no idea.

"Ex-Meta scientists debut gigantic AI protein design model

EvolutionaryScale’s protein language model — among the largest AI models in biology — has created new fluorescent proteins and won big investment."

 

"“We want to build tools that can make biology programmable,” says Alex Rives, the company’s chief scientist, who was part of Meta’s efforts to apply AI to biological data."

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02214-x

Those are good points. But covid is now gone

 

Really? It killed my neighbour about three weeks ago. A member of my family had it last month. It hasn't gone, and it won't be going. A respected member of this forum reported that a large proportion of the people working at his doctor's surgery were ill with it and that there was suspicion that his own illness was caused by it.

 

If you mean that fewer people are dying and getting gravely ill now, that is true, but it is still here.

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