Mary Moore RN | Health Journalist & Medical Author
Unlike the marine environment, the mechanisms that led to the mass extinction that took place on Earth’s continents at the end of the Permian are still poorly understood. A …
Dostarlimab (Jemperli) Cures Colorectal Cancer without the Need for Surgery or Chemotherapy
A small clinical trial with 12 participants yielded impressive results: 100% of the colorectal cancer patients saw their cancer disappear. So how does this immunotherapy-based treatment work so effectively? …
Research: Machiavellian CEOs More Beneficial to Organizations
A new study published in the Strategic Management Journal shows that companies enjoy more cost benefits when they are headed by chief executives with Machiavellian attributes. Researchers estimated that …
Nature: Biodiversity Preservation Requires More Funding, Efforts
Far more money and greater actions are going to be needed to reverse the shocking decline in biodiversity across the world, according to a new Nature paper. It is …
Albert Einstein Medical School Study Sheds Light on Why Most Smokers Don’t Get Lung Cancer
Key Takeaways: Heavy smokers with robust DNA repair systems avoid accumulating mutations, reducing cancer risk despite smoking. Researchers found no link between smoking intensity and mutation count—some lifelong smokers …
Swiss Researchers Develop “SleepLoop” a Device to Improve Deep Sleep
What if a lightweight handheld device could improve sleep quality through sound stimulation? That’s the experiment conducted by Swiss researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. …
Keele University: Swearing May Increase Body Strength, Self-Confidence and Risk-Taking
British researchers from Keele University have found that swearing can increase confidence, risk-taking, and physical strength. The use of profanity is thought to increase tolerance for physical and emotional …
Precipitation Trends Influence How Often Droughts, Heat Waves Occur Together
Scientists have observed that the occurrence of droughts and heatwaves at the same time has become more common in recent years. Now, a team of researchers has found that …
Researchers Find a Way to Compensate for BCG’s Decreasing Effectiveness over Time
10 million people are infected with tuberculosis each year, and 1 million die from it. BCG, undoubtedly one of the most widely used vaccines in the world, is given …
A $15 Red Light Flashlight Could Help Improve Eyesight in Those Over 40
Decreased vision is one of the markers of aging. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in the US, there are currently about 12 million people over the …

