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Japan has started testing world-first tooth regrowth drug on humans. Dad Jokes @Dadsaysjokes This would be great news if hockey players could read.

Japan has started testing world-first tooth regrowth drug on humans. Dad Jokes @Dadsaysjokes This would be great news if hockey players could read.

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DID YOU KNOW THAT ... Scientists found a tiny animal called a bdelloid rotifer in Siberian permafrost that had been frozen for about 24,000 years. After researchers thawed it, it became active again and reproduced without a mate, creating genetic clones of itself.

DID YOU KNOW THAT ... Scientists found a tiny animal called a bdelloid rotifer in Siberian permafrost that had been frozen for about 24,000 years. After researchers thawed it, it became active again and reproduced without a mate, creating genetic clones of itself.

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Oh, well, there it comes. Wow. All right, well, let's see if it relights. They're making more fire. Relights, maybe. You can see it's... Oh, yes. It's going to get real... it's going to go. Quite loud, gang, over here. It's freaking... Oh, shit! Holy shit! Yeah! Holy shit! Come on, baby! Holy shit! Come on, baby! God damn! Look at that thing. No fr

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One of the Science breakthroughs that I AM GLAD I'm still hearing about it. Japan is trialing a drug that regrows human teeth by blocking USAG-1—a protein that keeps dormant tooth buds switched off. Phase I is done. Phase IIa in children with congenital tooth loss is next. If it works, dentures and implants could become obsolete. Japan trials new d

One of the Science breakthroughs that I AM GLAD I'm still hearing about it. Japan is trialing a drug that regrows human teeth by blocking USAG-1—a protein that keeps dormant tooth buds switched off. Phase I is done. Phase IIa in children with congenital tooth loss is next. If it works, dentures and implants could become obsolete. Japan trials new d

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6 people who predicted the future surprisingly accurately but nobody took them seriously. The last one will blow your mind. No.1 Nikola Tesla, the man who described the smartphone in 1926. In 1926 Nikola Tesla described a future where people could communicate instantly across enormous distances, see and hear each other remotely, and carry a small w

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