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Tuesday January 30th, 2018 day edition

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They believe they can create stem cell stimulated fillings.

The downside is, following a root canal, the tooth’s strength is weaker and could eventually need to be removed.

Adam Celiz is a therapeutic biomaterials researcher who believes that stem cells could help reduce the number of root canals and the need for dentures.

Just like regular fillings, the biomaterial stem cells are injected into the tooth and hardened with ultra-violet light.

Root Canal treatment could be a thing of the past with Revolutionary 'stem cell fillings': https://t.co/yKUpqMiNp3 pic.twitter.com/o2x8GEJzMz — Netcells-Stem Cells (@Netcells_SA) July 7, 2016.

The researchers believe that if used on a damaged tooth, those stem cells can repair the tooth.

The easiest way to explain it is the tooth would heal itself, with the help of the stem cell biomaterial injection. »

Leaked Gov’t Report: Every Brexit Option Will Hurt U.K.

Authored by thedailybeast.com

All of the United Kingdom’s plans for leaving the European Union will hurt the country’s economy, according to a government report reviewed by BuzzFeed News.

The report, compiled by the Department for Exiting the European Union, explores the three options the country is most likely to pursue when exiting the Union.

The most optimistic model would see the British economy grow 2 percent slower than current projections over the next 15 years. »

Verizon, Apple Continue to Lobby Against Your 'Right to Repair'

Authored by dslreports.com

Verizon, Apple Continue to Lobby Against Your 'Right to Repair'.

But the push is increasingly popular among cellular phone and tablet owners, frustrated by rigid, costly repair monopolies.

Verizon and Apple have worked in union to thwart such bills in several states, but traditionally don't like to publicly talk about their lobbying on this front. »

Tom Hanks to Play Mr. Rogers in Biopic ‘You Are My Friend’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Authored by variety.com

TriStar Pictures has landed worldwide distribution rights to the Mr. Rogers biopic “You Are My Friend,” with Tom Hanks attached to play the iconic TV personality.

The film is inspired by a real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and award-winning journalist Tom Junod.

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