Beating that peanut allergy could be as simple as slapping on a
patch. Testing is underway using patches that help the body build
immunity to the peanut allergy. The treatment wouldn’t make people
peanut eaters but could prevent dangerous reactions from exposure to
trace amounts of peanuts found in many processed foods. Source Link
If
there’s a smartphone in your pocket, you may not need that fitness
tracker on your wrist. A study found when it comes to wellness, wearable
trackers may not be as reliable or easy to use as smartphone apps. Some
fitness trackers could be highly inaccurate, providing low readings
that might discourage people or higher readings that promote bad habits
like overeating. Source Link
The
View-Master has been re-imagined for the Millennial generation by
combining the the 20th Century viewer and photo reels with your
smartphone. Google and Mattel have teamed up to design the new
View-Master that will hold a smartphone to add a virtual reality effect
and new vistas. The new View-Master will debut this fall at a price of
$30. Source Link
