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Scientists have discovered a brain circuit that gives pain its emotional sting, explaining why some hurts linger as suffering. The breakthrough challenges our beliefs about how we process pain and may transform chronic pain treatments.

If you've been hoping for a long-range, low-cost, heavy-lift seaplane using Wing-In-Ground effect (WIG), you'll have to be patient because DARPA has confirmed that it has cancelled its US$98-million Liberty Lifter project.

MacBooks are popular for a reason—they’re sleek, powerful, and easy to use. But they usually come with a steep price tag. That’s why this deal on a refurbished 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro is worth a closer look.

Dopamine doesn’t flood the brain as once believed – it fires in exact, ultra-fast bursts that target specific neurons. The discovery turns a century-old view of dopamine on its head and could transform how we treat everything from ADHD to Parkinson’s.

A new study reveals that Americans are confused about what “processed food” actually means, and which types pose health risks. Researchers found major gaps between public perception and science, highlighting the need for more comprehensive education.

California-based e-bike brand Kingbull has introduced a distinctive model – the Jumper Go. This bike is a rare find in the full-suspension e-bike category, featuring a compact 20-inch wheel design combined with a convenient step-through frame.

An extremely popular nerve pain drug commonly given to those suffering from low-back issues has been linked to impaired mental health including dementia and mild cognitive impairment. The risk was present after six or more prescriptions were filled.

Kawasaki continues teasing its RZR-fighting flagship side-x-side, a high-performance monster promising top-of-market power. It has revealed the new rig will also include adaptive suspension and a spacious cabin with more seats than the competition.

E=MCPura is the glib formula Maserati says has evolved the MC20, its most current halo car, into its replacement. The MCPura keeps the 20’s powertrain, but changes almost everything else.

Let's be honest … a lot of the underwater scooters we've seen lately are basically glorified pool toys. Such is not the case with SeaNXT's Elite, however, as it features a carbon fiber body, GPS navigation, and a top speed of 21 km/h (13 mph).