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Pebble's $110,000 electric self-hitching trailer goes into production
Pebble, the California-based RV company looking to shake up the space with modern features and design, has begun manufacturing its Flow electric trailer. Pre-ordered units (which start at $109,500) are scheduled to ship this spring.
Steroid-free foam shows promise for scalp and body psoriasis relief
A recent Phase 3 clinical trial demonstrated that a steroid-free topical foam, roflumilast (Zoryve), significantly improved the signs and symptoms of psoriasis on both the scalp and body. The foam treatment, which targets inflammation and reduces itching, offers a unified approach to treating psoriasis, eliminating the need for separate prescriptions for different body areas. With promising results and minimal adverse events, roflumilast foam could be a game-changer for psoriasis patients.
America's "bestselling ebike" adds more power, more range & more tech
Lectric has brought a host of updates to the "best-selling ebike in America" for the launch of its XP4 folding utility ebike, including a powerful new motor option with an 85-mile battery that supports fast-charging, and an in-house torque sensor.
New treatment for spinal disc pain shows promising clinical results
A clinical trial on the VIA Disc NP treatment for discogenic back pain has shown impressive results, significantly reducing pain and improving back function. The non-surgical, minimally invasive procedure involves injecting morselised human nucleus pulposus into degenerated spinal discs, offering a promising alternative to surgery. The study demonstrated durable improvements in back pain and function up to 12 months after the procedure.
Durston Gear X-Dome 2 ultralight two-person backpacking dome tent
Durston Gear follows up its value-packed X-Dome 1+ ultralight backpacking tent with the new X-Dome 2, adding full two-person sizing at a minimal weight penalty. The X-Dome 2 also packs storm-shedding stability for everything up to snow squalls.
'Flavodiet' – a simple way to reduce signs of unhealthy aging
A study highlights the health benefits of consuming a diet rich in flavonoids from foods like berries, black tea, citrus fruits, and apples. Researchers found that increasing flavonoid intake can reduce signs of unhealthy aging, such as frailty, poor physical function, and mental health decline. The study emphasizes how simple dietary changes can optimize health and improve quality of life, especially for older adults.
Penn state develops reliable 3D-printed hairlike EEG electrode
Discover the future of brain monitoring with a 3D-printable electrode that resembles a single strand of hair. Developed by Penn State University, this innovative device offers reliable EEG signal monitoring for conditions like epilepsy and sleep disorders, without the inconvenience of traditional electrodes.
Tonke shows expandable VW ID. Buzz camper van roof in action
Tonke released a video this month showing its new VW ID. Buzz expandable sleeper roof design in action. The new pop-top leverages aspects of rooftop tent design to create a larger bed and more spacious living area, bringing more living comfort.
Happier Camper Traveler Summit travel trailer has hybrid layout
Happier Camper has long combined colorful retro styling with modular living. As it has expanded its lineup, it's added more permanent fixtures to its otherwise modular floor plans. The new Traveler Summit trailer is the next step forward.