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- 1Bird flu spreads in Utah cattle amid US health agency cuts●Utah, where plenty of cow herds were infected with birdflu. The 🧠🪱 does nothing. The CDC is gutted. The USDA is lead by
Utah dairy herds have been hit by H5N1 bird flu, and critics say the US response is failing. Commenters argue the CDC has been weakened, the USDA is politically compromised, and federal inaction is letting the virus spread through cattle, mink, barn cats and mice, raising fears of a new pandemic spilling over to humans.
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Researchers report that metabolism drugs already approved for other uses reversed signs of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in mouse models. Because these treatments have cleared regulatory safety hurdles, the findings could speed up testing in SMA patients. The work is drawing attention in the biology and rare disease communities as a potential new, faster route to therapy beyond existing genetic treatments.
- 3Wildlife Photographer Shares Harvest Mouse Images●Harvest Mice Https://linktr.ee/Suzishaw # mouse # harvestmouse # rodent # nature # wildlife # ukwildlife # wildlifephoto
UK-based wildlife photographer Suzi Shaw has posted new photographs of harvest mice, one of Britain's smallest rodents, sharing them with the UK wildlife and nature photography community. The images are drawing appreciation from nature lovers, with viewers praising the close-up shots that show the tiny mammals in their natural habitat.
- 4Micellar Formulation Boosts Xanthohumol Absorption in Human Trial▼New Human Trial Shows Micellar Formulation Sharply Increases Xanthohumol Absorption
A new human trial indicates that a micellar formulation of xanthohumol, a compound found in hops, is absorbed far more effectively by the body than standard forms. The findings, reported by Nutrition Outlook, suggest micellar delivery could improve the bioavailability of the supplement ingredient, a longstanding challenge for its use in nutritional products.
- 5Researchers discover new species while trapping mice▼Wildlife researchers discover new species while trying to trap mice
Wildlife researchers working to trap mice have discovered a previously unknown species in the process. The finding came out of a routine field study rather than a targeted search, which is drawing attention because unexpected species discoveries are rare. Details about the species and its habitat have not yet been made widely available.
- 6Mouse Study Identifies Neurons Behind Cannabinoid-Linked Anxiety●Neurons Involved in Generating Anxiety After Cannabinoid Drug Exposure Identified in Mice
Researchers have identified specific neurons in mice that generate anxiety following exposure to cannabinoid drugs. The finding, reported by Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News, offers a biological explanation for the anxiety side effects some cannabis users experience. The work may help guide development of cannabinoid-based therapies that avoid triggering anxious responses, as debate continues over medicinal cannabis use.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia is calling glue traps inhumane, arguing the sticky boards cause prolonged suffering for mice, snakes, birds and other animals that become stuck and cannot free themselves. The center is urging people to use alternative methods of dealing with pests around homes and businesses, and says trapped animals often need professional rescue and rehabilitation.
- 8Metal desks nearly derailed a Valorant tournament●Metal desks nearly destroyed a Valorant tournament And players have been urged to switch to wired mice. https://www. pcg
A Valorant esports event was nearly disrupted by interference caused by metal desks, which affected players' wireless mice. Players at the tournament were advised to switch to wired mice to avoid further issues. The unusual hardware problem has drawn attention from the gaming community, highlighting how venue equipment can impact competitive play at the highest level.
- 9SteelSeries launches Sensei Pro and Rival Pro gaming mice●Schluss mit 2,4 GHz: # SteelSeries bringt mit Sensei Pro und Rival Pro zwei Gaming-Mäuse mit Ultra-Wideband und 8000-Hz-
SteelSeries has introduced two new gaming mice, the Sensei Pro and Rival Pro, moving beyond conventional 2.4 GHz wireless with Ultra-Wideband connectivity and 8000 Hz polling. The mice also feature a dual-battery system designed to prevent charging interruptions during play. German tech media are covering the launch, highlighting the combination of high polling rates and uninterrupted power as the key selling points for gamers.
- 10Riviera Travel River Cruises Hires Donna Kurtz for MICE Sales●Riviera Travel River Cruises Names Donna Kurtz as MICE Sales Director, North America
Riviera Travel River Cruises has appointed Donna Kurtz as MICE Sales Director for North America, a new role focused on growing the company's meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions business on the continent. The move signals the river cruise line's push to expand its reach in the North American travel trade market.
- 11Gaming mice ranked by price-to-weight ratio●I spent far too long assigning gaming mouse values based on their price-to-weight ratio, and the runner-up is the rodent
A PC Gamer writer has ranked gaming mice by assigning each a value based on its price-to-weight ratio, arguing that lighter mice should not automatically command higher prices. The writer jokes about becoming a 'rodent scientist' in the process and notes the runner-up is the mouse currently on their desk. The piece is sparking chatter among gaming hardware enthusiasts who weigh weight, price and sensor quality when choosing a mouse.
- 12Dopamine Study in Mice Points to New ADHD Treatment Target●Dopamine Depletion in Mice Reveals Potential ADHD Treatment Target
Researchers report that depleting dopamine in mice has revealed a potential new target for ADHD treatment. The findings could guide the development of drugs that address attention deficit hyperactivity disorder through mechanisms other than current stimulant medications, though the work remains at an early, preclinical stage and has not yet been tested in humans.
- 13Of Mice & Men's album Another Miracle draws listener ratings●# NowPlaying the recent album "Another Miracle" by the band # OfMiceAndMen from the # USA # MetalCore # AlbumsOf2025 Per
Listeners are reviewing Of Mice & Men's 2025 album "Another Miracle" by the American metalcore band. One rating gives it a middling 6 out of 10 but recommends most of its tracks, including "Wake Up", "A Waltz", "Safe & Sound" and "Contact". The album is being tagged among notable releases of 2025 as fans share their takes on the band's latest direction.