Author: Robert Miller
About The Author
Robert Miller
I’m passionate about exploring the health, psychology, and medical science stories that often fly under the radar. My focus is on uncovering complex and sometimes controversial topics, presenting them in a way that’s both clear and engaging. With a background in journalism and a fascination with how science shapes our lives, I aim to connect the dots between research, society, and personal health. As a contributor to Gilmore Health News, I’m dedicated to honest reporting that challenges assumptions and sparks meaningful conversations.
Scientists Make Embryos That Are Part Human, Part Monkey
Scientists working in China and the U.S. have successfully grown chimeric embryos that were created by injecting human cells into the embryos of monkeys for a considerable length of …
University of Missouri Researchers Used Salmonella to Turbocharge Treatment of Prostate Cancer
Key Takeaways: Researchers repurposed a decades-old Salmonella strain to help the immune system target “hidden” cancer cells. The modified bacteria could pave the way for personalized therapies, particularly for …Smartphone Addiction: Nomophobia Is Dangerous for Health
Are you highly dependent on your smartphone? An indispensable tool of modern life, its excessive use is not without risk. A new Australian study shows that nomophobia – the …Coronavirus: Octofene (Clofoctol) an Old $2 Medication Could Cure COVID-19
The Pasteur Institute in Lille, which announced several weeks ago the discovery of a “very effective” and possibly immediately available drug against SARS-Cov-2, refuses to give its name to …
University of Tsukuba: Neurogenesis in the Brain of Adults Crucial to Memory Consolidation During Sleep
Japanese researchers at the University of Tsukuba were able to understand how our brains work to learn and memorize during sleep. Memorization is made possible by the plasticity of …
The Science of Racism: Does IQ Have Anything to Do With Bigotry?
⚠️ Editor’s Note: This article explores sociological and psychological theories around racism and prejudice. It references research and academic opinion, but it is not intended as a clinical or …TikTok Ban: Donald Trump Is Banning Tik Tok for the Wrong Reasons!
TikTok is a video-sharing social media app that was first launched in September 2016 and has since gained tremendous popularity among teenagers, especially since the start of the 2020 …Far-UVC Light That Is Harmless to Humans Kills Airborne Coronaviruses and Flu Viruses
According to a new study, 99.9% of seasonal viruses in airborne droplets were destroyed after exposure to a particular wavelength of ultraviolet light (Far-UVC) without any risk of harm …