Handy!: A group at Johns Hopkins checked 295 people who had caught Covid before (and tested positive). Amazingly, all but two of them still had antibodies and there was "no indication" that the antibodies were declining.

CANCER patients have been cured after medics turbocharged their blood's immune cells in a lab.

Could the severity and length of a COVID-19 infection hinge on the health of a patient's gut?

A team from Johns Hopkins University successfully used a robot to perform a complex abdominal surgery -- this time, without guidance from humans.

Physical activity can do wonders for the body.

DNA, RNA and protein reading just got thousands of times faster with the commercial release of Roswell Biotechnologies molecular electronics chip.

The 2021 Foresight review of Molecular machines has another contribution from Dr. James Tour.

The Public Health Scotland has released data from the past four weeks and it shows that the un"vaccinated" are less likely to get COVID than those who have been injected with two or three doses of the mRNA sludge.

The dystopian television show Black Mirror has begun to feel less like fantasy as Elon Musk's brain-implant startup, Neuralink, gears up for human trials.

Is your Minister of Health interested in saving lives, stopping infections or reducing the burden on hospitals? Did they ban ivermectin or study it? A study in a small Brazillian town suggests that half of all hospitalization of Covid cases and 70%

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We are now witnessing the early signs of the dreaded vaccine zombie apocalypse: Raging "mask Karens," personality changes, violent behavior and animalistic lower brain stem lunacy

If you have a bumper crop of herbs and want to experiment with your own spices, this video will show you a simple way to harvest, prepare, and dehydrate herbs. You can mix them into your own spice blends, or preserve them as-is to use for cooking.

The doctors described "self-to-self attacks" leading to sudden heart inflammation, blood clotting, rapidly-growing cancers in young people, and many other bizarre findings. The team concluded that 30% to 40% of the bodies they examined, most like

In the early 90s, Mark and Jen Shepard bought a degraded corn farm in Viola, Wisconsin, and began to slowly convert it from row-crops back to a native oak savanna that would become one of the most productive perennial farms in the country.

Winter temperatures in Alliance, Nebraska can drop to -20°F (the record low is -40°F/C), but retired mailman Russ Finch grows oranges in his backyard greenhouse without paying for heat. Instead, he draws on the earth's stable temperature (around 52

Using a patient's own white blood cells, doctors reprogramed them to better identify and attack the cancerous cells which cause multiple myeloma.

For around a decade, scientists researching Parkinson's disease have been probing a pathway involved in the way brain cells process energy, and now a mystery around the role of a particular protein has been solved.

In more news you can use before Christmas, here's another cheap easy way to put the brakes on Covid -- this time with the antiseptic Povidone-Iodine (PVP).

Yale University researchers have developed a novel vaccine that in guinea pigs offers protection against infection by the bacterium that causes Lyme disease and may also combat other tick-borne diseases.

History's largest real world evidence study, consisting of nearly 3,000 participants, has just produced some stunning results on the use of commercially-available -- off-the-shelf-anyone-can-buy-them-right-now -- cannabidiol (CBD) products.

A biocompatible, antimicrobial adhesive for corneal repair and grafting could replace sutures and conventional adhesives that have bad side effects.

Prof. Ami Schattner: "Initial results are promising to say the least."

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What would a world with cheap aging damage reversal look like? This could happen with biotech or gene therapy injections that repair aging damage.

With plastic waste turning up everywhere from Arctic snowfall to Antarctic sea ice, and the world's tallest mountain in between, we're seeing more researchers shift their gaze toward the potential impacts on human health.

With plastic waste turning up everywhere from Arctic snowfall to Antarctic sea ice, and the world's tallest mountain in between, we're seeing more researchers shift their gaze toward the potential impacts on human health.

In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers found that probiotics significantly improve the symptoms of pregnancy-related nausea, vomiting, and constipation.

A man with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) had the advance of his disease slowed, and even halted altogether, thanks to a new trial that could offer hope to the 12,000 to 15,000 patients who currently suffer from the disease.

Elon Musk says Neuralink could start implanting chips in humans in 2022: People with severe spinal injuries would get the tech that the billionaire says could help them walk again

The mysterious ways cancer spreads through the body, a process known as metastasis, is what can make it such a difficult enemy to keep at bay.

A first-of-its-kind study investigating the effects of a common food additive on human gut bacteria has found the emulsifier carboxymethylcellulose can alter the quality and composition of the microbiome and potentially increase a person's risk of

German Statisticians Find the Same Result in Germany as the UK Health Security Agency Reports: It Is a Pandemic of the Vaccinated.

Researchers at the University of Arizona have developed an ultra-thin device that permanently bonds onto bones, and beams data out wirelessly. The breakthrough could allow doctors to monitor the health of a patient's bones over time, or how well th

Maybe we should study it? Here's another unpatentable, natural, safe molecule that appears to work against Covid and will probably never be mentioned by any Chief Health Officer who wants a cushy job with the WHO or Pfizer.

Lesson in joyful, smiling courage! Teacher Kath who lost all four limbs to sepsis and was clinging to life has made an astonishing return to the classroom thanks to the bionic technology that's out of this world

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A "bioactive scaffold" regenerated damaged cells in the nervous systems of mice paralyzed from spinal cord injuries, allowing them to walk again 3-4 weeks after treatment--an astonishing feat never before achieved.

Currently, if you wish to track the electrical activity of someone's muscles, you have stick electrodes onto their skin. An experimental new technology, however, simply utilizes conductive fabric that's incorporated into washable pieces of clothing.

A Protein That Stops Tumor Growth is Discovered As Remedy For Drug-Resistance

A groundbreaking new imaging technique, utilizing X-rays generated by a cutting-edge particle accelerator, is offering 3D images of whole organs in unprecedented detail. Demonstrating the technology researchers imaged the lung of a deceased COVID-19

While there are already eye implants that allow the blind to see simple patterns, Spanish scientists have recently had success with a different approach.

Surgeons in New York have successfully attached a kidney grown in a genetically altered pig to a human patient and found that the organ worked normally, a scientific breakthrough that one day may yield a vast new supply of organs for severely ill pat

Among the many interesting scientific advances we are seeing around obesity and how it might best be tackled, one hormone central to the regulation of appetite routinely rears its head.

Ramutis "Ray" Narkevicius kept his day job with FedEx but cultivated his dream job by gardening his small Los Angeles backyard to a point of passion.

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A team of investigators has succeeded in restoring brain trauma by hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Chronic wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers can be very difficult to treat, partially because of antibiotic-resistant "biofilms" that form over the affected tissue. A new type of microneedle patch, however, has been shown to deliver medication throug