Investigating the alarming rise of chronic inflammatory diseases (Natural News) Chronic inflammatory diseases have been skyrocketing in incidence in the past quarter century. The details explaining how retroviruses in today’s biological therapeutics including vaccines are contributing to autoimmune, neuroimmune disease and cancer are complex. Although I’ve spent my adult lifetime studying how retroviruses contribute to… … Read more
(Natural News) We’ve all heard horror stories of botched operations, whether it’s a doctor leaving a surgical tool inside the patient or the wrong limb being operated on – or even amputated. If you’ve ever wondered how this type of thing could happen, the concept of overlapping surgery could provide some clues. Yes, that’s right;… … Read more
(Natural News) Reach for the glass and pour yourself a few ounces: Red wine may actually be good for the hearts of type-2 diabetes patients. That’s what a new small, short-term study seemed to suggest. Resveratrol, an antioxidant and natural compound in red wine and red grape skins, was found to reduce arterial stiffness and… … Read more
New Atlas Can AI detect homosexuality from a facial image? And should it?New AtlasA study published late last week from two Stanford researchers has caused shockwaves around the world. The duo reportedly developed a neural network that could detect the sexual orientation of a person just by studying a single facial image. The …AI can … Read more
The Guardian Regularly using bleach linked to higher risk of fatal lung diseaseThe GuardianThose who used cleaning products regularly had a higher risk of developing COPD, a study of nurses found. Photograph: Tatomm/Getty Images/iStockphoto. UK news. Regularly using bleach linked to higher risk of fatal lung disease. Use of disinfectants …Using bleach and household cleaning … Read more
Washington Post New clinical trial might change the standard treatment for melanomaWashington PostIn a head-to-head comparison of two immunotherapy drugs used to prevent relapse in certain patients with advanced melanoma, one treatment was the clear winner — and it’s not the one that most people get. The international study, released Sunday, …After melanoma surgery, Bristol’s Opdivo … Read more
Washington Post She rejected chemotherapy and chose to die of cancer — so she could give birth to her childWashington PostThe headaches began sometime in March. They didn’t think much of them, other than that they were possible migraines — until she started vomiting. An initial scan showed a mass in Carrie DeKlyen’s brain. More … Read more
WZZM Michigan medical pot shops may have to closeWZZMKirk Reid worries that a state licensing board will force him back into the shadows. The Ann Arbor resident has been a medical marijuana card holder since 2009 and has been depending on pot dispensaries in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor to get the product …San Diego council … Read more
Horsetalk Viking warrior buried with two horses was a woman, study showsHorsetalkLegendary Scandinavian tales of formidable shieldmaidens such as Lagertha, depicted in the hit series Vikings, could well be true, it would seem. Narratives from the early Middle Ages provide accounts about fierce female Vikings fighting alongside men.Famous Viking warrior burial revealed to be that … Read more
Atlanta Journal Constitution What to know about National Suicide Prevention Day in AtlantaAtlanta Journal ConstitutionThere are a ton of awareness holidays commemorated throughout the year, and September 10 marks National Suicide Prevention Day. »RELATED: Suicide prevention and care resources in metro Atlanta. The day was created to shed light on suicide …‘In the picture of my … Read more