(Natural News) This week, a separate content division using my publishing technology is launching several new websites focused on topics of curiosity about the cosmos, consciousness and the unexplained. One of those sites, now live, is called UFOs.news, and it covers topics like ancient astronauts, the search for life on other planets, faster-than-light travel and… … Read more
(Natural News) The dairy industry has seen their profits plummet over the last several years. Health-conscious consumers have been ditching calorie-laden beverages in favor of water and other low-calorie alternatives. Even though there have been studies that demonstrate milk offers nutritional benefits, people still aren’t buying as much of it as they used to. And… … Read more
(Natural News) An iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency in the United States. Up to 30 percent of the world’s population are anemic, mainly due to low levels of iron. Women in their 30’s and 40’s are among those at greatest risk. Iron is an essential mineral which plays a role in many… … Read more
(Natural News) Mark Zuckerberg is an evil globalist turd who just sued local Hawaiians so he could confiscate their eight acres of land to add to his 700 acres of beach-front property. He also built a massive wall around his entire estate to keep out the local Hawaiians (yet he’s opposed to building a wall… … Read more
New York Times New Prospects for Growing Human Replacement Organs in AnimalsNew York TimesA pig embryo at four weeks, which had been injected with human stem cells. Credit Salk Institute. For the first time, biologists have succeeded in growing human stem cells in pig embryos, shifting from science fiction to the realm of the possible … Read more
Washington Post ‘They brought me back from death’: How a woman survived six days without lungsWashington PostMelissa Benoit’s lungs had been weakened by cystic fibrosis and ravaged by bacterial infections for three years. Then, last February, a bout of swine flu sent her spiraling toward death. By April, she gasped for air with every breath. … Read more
MTPR Montana Healthcare Employment Up in 2016, Future UncertainMTPRHealthcare employment in Montana grew by more than 3 percent last year, after years of growth below 1 percent. That’s according to the new annual report from the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research. 2016 was the first full … and more » View original article … Read more
FOX31 Denver Doctors remove 6-foot tapeworm through man’s mouthFOX31 DenverDoctors in India were stunned to remove a tapeworm measuring more than 6 feet through a patient’s mouth, according to a report published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine. Dr. Cyriac Phillips wrote in an email that the 48-year-old man …Doctors remove 6-foot-long tapeworm … Read more
Washington Post Trump administration moves make scientists nervousLa Crosse TribuneIt may not be the most romantic way to spend Valentine’s Day, but Dr. Georges Benjamin had been looking forward to a trip to Atlanta. On Feb. 14, he said, he was scheduled to speak along with former Vice President Al Gore at the opening session … Read more
The Boston Globe ‘I told him I do have a valid visa, but he told me that it doesn’t matter.’The Boston GlobeSamira Asgari. If everything had gone to plan, Samira Asgari would have been settling into a new home in Boston with her boyfriend on Saturday night. Instead, the Iranian scientist said she was turned … Read more