We finally have a treatment for Huntington’s disease
In a major medical breakthrough, doctors have successfully treated Huntington’s disease for the first time.
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We finally have a treatment for Huntington’s disease
In a major medical breakthrough, doctors have successfully treated Huntington’s disease for the first time.
Annapurna Interactive’s first Tokyo Game Show Direct features three new game reveals
D-topia, People of Note, and Demi and the Fractured Dream join the Annapurna Interactive lineup and will all be playable at this year’s Tokyo Game Show.
Annapurna Interactive’s first Tokyo Game Show Direct features three new game reveals
D-topia, People of Note, and Demi and the Fractured Dream join the Annapurna Interactive lineup and will all be playable at this year’s Tokyo Game Show.
Anime Climb and Jump codes (September 2025)
Anime Climb and Jump codes give players access to various free items in-game. The gameplay revolves around climbing and jumping to earn money, which can then be spent on collecting anime-inspired pets.
Google Play Store gets a major revamp: Check what’s new
Google has announced a major overhaul of its Play Store, aimed at improving user experience and engagement.
How to improve your writing skills
Creative writing exercises can enhance writing skills and creativity, helping writers overcome blocks and discover new ideas through techniques like free writing and brainstorming methods.
Microsoft launches program to test experimental AI features for Windows
Microsoft has launched the Windows AI Labs program to test experimental AI features in its operating system, aiming to gather user feedback for future enhancements.
Knight Frank Malaysia reports ESG progress in 2024 Annual Report
Reports 22% reduction in emissions and 27. 3% cut in energy costs Firm says ESG initiatives have delivered competitive advantages in client acquisition and retention Knight Frank Malaysia has released its 2024 ESG Report detailing the property consultancys environmental initiatives and their financial outcomes, as Malaysia prepares for new carbon tax regulations in 2026. The firm reported a 22% reduction in Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions compared to its 2019 baseline, achieved through relocating its Kuala Lumpur headquarters to a green-certified building and implementing various energy efficiency measures. Achieving a 22% reduction in Scope 2 emissions was driven by our Kuala Lumpur HQ office relocation to a green-certified building, the downsizing of our office footprint, the adoption of a hybrid work model, and targeted investments in energy-efficient products, said Keith Ooi group managing director of Knight Frank Malaysia. The companys approach included investments in star-rated office equipment and appliances such as LED lighting, refrigerators, pantry appliances, as well as energy-efficient printers, copiers, and multifunction devices. To address remaining emissions, the company says it offset its Scope 2 footprint in 2023 through the purchase of Renewable Energy Certificates. Continue reading at for the full article as DNA is transitioning our sustainability coverage to a standalone news site.
Bitcoin’s market cycle echoes past rallies: Will history repeat in Q4?
Will Bitcoins tightening supply and bullish on-chain signals set the stage for another parabolic rally?.