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Thousands of women in England who have gone through the menopause could benefit from a new drug that reduces the risk of bone fractures.
The contents of a pre-filled pen is injected into the skin at home once a day, boosting bone density by stimulating the cells that make new tissue.
Also, a unique collection of technology memorabilia is up for auction, which includes such rarities as the first Apple-1 computer from Steve Jobs’ desk, America’s first spacewalk suit and a letter signed by Albert Einstein to President Franklin D. Roosevelt warning about Nazi Germany’s nuclear weapons research.
They’re from the collection of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, and include the “most influential computers in history”, according to Christie’s, which is hosting the New York sale later in August.
In gaming news, Activision has released yet a Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Zombies tease ahead of the sixth instalment of the franchise due for release in September.
Meanwhile, archaeologists have uncovered 700,000-year-old fossils of an ancient hominid ancestor of homo floresiensis - a 3.2ft-tall human relative often known as ‘the Hobbits’.
Plus, London’s hottest Tube lines revealed, why purple Olympics Paris 2024 running track is ‘greenest yet’ and ‘world’s oldest calendar’ found by archaeologists.
