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Who Needs Ears? Your Cells Can Respond To SoundSound waves are variations in air pressure. Our ears are so finely tuned to amplifying them over a certain range of ...
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ZME Science on MSNYour Cells Can Hear You — And It Could Be Important for Fat CellsThat’s the conclusion of a striking new study from Kyoto University. Researchers found that simple sound waves — nothing more ...
A new study shows that sound isn’t just heard by the ears. Sound waves altered gene expression and influenced fat cell ...
Discover the main types of deafness, their causes and how half a million Americans navigate communication challenges through ...
New research offering bendable sound waves that can reach only one set of ears could be the next tech revolution.
At the point where the ultrasound waves intersect, the sound can be heard clearly. However, at the point where the left ear would be, only a very slight sound can be heard. I couldn't hear ...
The Wake Forest University School of Medicine research team designed a flexible hearing aid to produce vibrations strong ...
In-ear or over-ear? Which is your preferred type of headphones and why? For many people, this is dictated by style, practicality and portability. If you’re planning on using them virtually seven days ...
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