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03/14/2022
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By Nolan Barton
SCIENCE SHOCK: Not a single record of purified virus behind COVID-19 pandemic… is virology actually quackery?
Some 137 institutions in nearly 30 countries so far have admitted that there’s not even a single record of the SARS-CoV-2 virus having been purified from any patient sample by anyone on the planet. “What it has come down to is a very simple question: How does a virologist identify a new virus and then show this […]
05/09/2020
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By Evangelyn Rodriguez
Researchers find a new method of using bone marrow stem cells to reverse multiple sclerosis (MS) in animal subjects
Stem cell therapy, also known as regenerative medicine, is a type of treatment that harnesses the power of stem cells to promote the repair of diseased, dysfunctional or damaged tissue. Stem cells, which serve as the body’s raw materials, are the earliest form of all cells in the human body. Prior to their maturation into specialized […]
11/22/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Optogenetics and your brain: Researchers study the therapeutic potential of light
Can light restore vision to blind people and help treat paralysis in patients with Parkinson’s disease? German researchers have recently examined the possibility of stimulating light-sensitive proteins to achieve therapeutic effects on various health conditions. Optogenetics is a technique that manages processes in the brain through light-based stimulation. It achieves its effects through light-controlled proteins […]
11/17/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Novel finding suggests magnets can improve working memory
There may be a new alternative option for treating Alzheimer’s disease or dementia without resorting to toxic pharmaceutical drugs. A new approach uses magnets to stimulate the brain’s working memory. Researchers at Duke University have recently debuted an experimental therapy called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) which applies a high-frequency magnetic pulse to the left prefrontal cortex […]
11/12/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Researchers find biomarker for identifying chronic fatigue syndrome
People who have chronic fatigue syndrome finally have a way to prove their condition exists – something they’ve been looking for the longest time. Researchers from Stanford Medicine have developed a blood test that offers an accurate and reliable way to diagnose the disease. “Too often, this disease is categorized as imaginary,” explained Ron Davis, a professor of biochemistry at […]
10/31/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Advancing detection and diagnosis: Scientists enable 3D printers to print glass using material called chalcogenide glass
Additive manufacturing systems have added another challenging material to the list of things they may print on the fly. Canadian researchers demonstrated the capability to print out chalcogenide glass with a modified 3D printer. Chalcogenide glass is a type of covalently bonded glass that contains certain chemicals called “chalcogens.” It sees extensive use in optical […]
10/21/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Bioengineers discover “breakthrough” technique: 3D-printed organs to be available in the next two decades
Additive manufacturing systems have come one step closer to printing out whole, working organs for emergency medical transplants. Researchers reported 3D printing a complete system of blood vessels found on a major organ. Every day, around 20 patients who desperately need an organ transplant die before ever getting one. There are not enough donors – […]
09/30/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Who needs stitches? Unique “slug glue” could be used to make better medical adhesives
The trail of slime left by slugs in the garden might eventually help patch up wounds. Researchers found that the “mucus” produced by a prevalent species of European slug possessed potential as a natural glue to close wounds, prevent infection, and reduce the risk of scars in humans. The slug species in question is the […]
05/06/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Healing hearts: Scientists discover a protein that promotes the growth of small arteries that can supply oxygen to damaged heart tissues
Researchers discovered a protein that encourages the formation of small arteries in a mice model. They believe that these newly formed arteries could help heal damage caused by cardiovascular disease and supply the heart with fresh oxygen. Researchers from the Stanford School of Medicine were inspired to do the study after observing the different outcomes of patients with blockages […]
10/18/2018
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By Ethan Huff
Hundreds of polymers that can kill drug-resistant superbugs created with light
Researchers from The University of Warwick in the United Kingdom have reportedly developed a breakthrough new technology that allows for hundreds of varieties of anti-microbial polymers, potentially capable of killing drug-resistant “superbugs,” to be both tested and produced using simple light. Using the facilities and resources within the school’s Department of Chemistry, the team came […]
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