Science and Technology
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Scientists alter the nutritional content of crops to help people with health conditions
In the hopes of creating food for people with certain health problems, Italian scientists grew radish, pea, arugula, and Swiss…
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This sweet potato salad might be the optimal space food
What will astronauts eat when they leave Earth for other planets or moons? If they travel that far, they’ll need…
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World’s first blood test for brain cancer may raise survival rates
“Surgeons and scientists have developed a world-first blood test for brain cancer that experts say could revolutionise diagnosis, speed up…
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Have You Heard About Record-Low Temps Around The World? Of Course Not — It Doesn’t Fit The Narrative
By Vijay Jayaraj Despite claims of “unprecedented heat” over the past year, the on-going winter of 2023-24 is seeing temperatures…
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Japan lands on the moon
Yesterday, Japan became the fifth country to soft-land a spacecraft on the Moon. It did so more precisely than any…
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Genetically modified chicken lays eggs that are non-allergenic
Growing numbers of people are allergic to eggs — up to 2% of kids. Most kids outgrow their egg allergy…
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mRNA cancer vaccine will save many lives in places where it becomes available
Moderna is developing a cancer vaccine that is expected to dramatically cut cancer survivors’ risk of death or recurrence. At…
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Artificial intelligence may make shopping for health insurance less painful
Buying health insurance can be a baffling experience. It is hard to know the true cost of health care under…
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Electricity could transform cement production, reducing its environmental harms
“Cement production accounts for more than 7% of global carbon dioxide emissions—more than sectors like aviation, shipping, or landfills,” notes…
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Non-horrific treatment discovered for sleeping sickness
Sleeping sickness is an awful disease that has afflicted hundreds of thousands of people in Africa. The customary treatment for…
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Fauci’s Top Adviser Admits He’s Done Zero Research On Possible Lab-Leak Despite Claiming It Definitely Didn’t Happen
By James Lynch Dr. David Morens, right-hand man for former Director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases…
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Scientists convert coal into protein to feed animals
Globalist elites want humanity to eat bugs rather than meat, to reduce the amount of land being used to raise…
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Revival of seagrass may save Florida’s starving manatees
All too many manatees die of starvation or are killed by boat propellers. But now there is hope for these…
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Coffee grounds may hold the secret to preventing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases
“A groundbreaking discovery by researchers from The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) suggests a promising avenue for tackling”…
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Indian mission to the sun will gather information about the sun’s outer layers
India’s solar probe has entered the sun’s orbit after a four-month journey, a success for the space program of world’s…
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Ancient lost city found in the Amazon, bigger than those of the Maya in Mexico
“A huge ancient city has been found in the Amazon, hidden for thousands of years by lush vegetation,” reports the…
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Scientists discover new antibiotic that can kill drug-resistant bacteria
“Scientists have discovered an entirely new class of antibiotic that appears to kill one of three bacteria considered to pose…
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Glass coating could cool the Earth by reflecting the sun’s rays back into space
Researchers have invented a highly reflective glass coating that could help cool a rapidly warming Earth. “The coating — a…
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Scientists breed flame-resistant cotton
Fire deaths have risen by 43% in the United States since 2012, and fire deaths per 100,000 Americans have risen…
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The Left’s Transgender Hysteria Is Harming People In Ways We Never Could’ve Imagined
By Mary Rooke Australian researchers are demanding the country’s top medical data collection body deliver clarity concerning the assault on…
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National Science Foundation conceals identity of people shaping government policy
The National Science Foundation has released its sixth installment of records about government use of indigenous knowledge from Native Americans,…
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Best type of banana could be wiped out; Genetically modified bananas could prevent that
Fifty years ago, most people ate a variety of banana that tasted much better than today’s bananas. That variety of…
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Needle-free vaccines are coming
The Gates Foundation is funding needle-free vaccines. Millions of Americans avoid vaccination mainly because of the pain of being vaccinated,…
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American Medical Association Restricts Two Scholarships On The Basis Of Race
By Brandon Poulter The American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation is offering students at least two scholarships on the basis of…
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Nuclear fusion lab makes critical breakthroughs, but is not set up to transmit power generated by fusion
“In December 2022, after more than a decade of effort and frustration, scientists at the US National Ignition Facility (NIF)…
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‘One-In-A-Million Pregnancy’: Woman With Two Wombs Gives Birth To Two Babies In Two Days
By John Oyewale Kelsey Hatcher, a woman with a rare condition of having two uteruses, gave birth to two baby…
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Brain implants restore cognitive abilities wiped out by traumatic brain injuries
Twenty years ago, Gina Arata was in her final semester of college, planning to apply to law school, when she…
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American Researchers In Bed With Wuhan Lab Misled Pentagon About Civilization-Threatening Virus Research
By Dylan Housman The American researchers who have, for years, been at the center of the COVID-19 origins debate, were…
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Test can identify embryo’s defects before IVF pregnancy begins
Reproductive technology firm Orchid has developed a comprehensive new genetic test to detect embryos that could later experience devastating problems.…
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Big Government Policies Are Threatening Medical Innovation And Research
By Raul Lopez Latinos like me — and other immigrant groups — are drawn to this country for economic opportunity,…
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Tiny robots made from human cells heal damaged tissue
“Robots Made from Human Cells Can Move on Their Own and Heal Wounds. Researchers have created ‘anthrobots’ out of human…
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South African company will make vaginal rings that protect against HIV
“A South African company will make vaginal rings that protect against HIV, which AIDS experts say should eventually make them…
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Millions of Africans will receive life-saving malaria vaccine
The first vaccine approved to fight malaria cut deaths among young children by 13% over nearly 4 years, reported Science.…
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NSF releases records about government’s policy toward indigenous knowledge
The National Science Foundation has released another monthly installment of records about federal policy toward indigenous knowledge, which reveal a…
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Dog finds creature long ago declared to be extinct
A dog digging at a beach found an animal long ago declared extinct, De Winton’s golden mole, a creature that…
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Drug might allow your dog to live an extra year, but could cost $1000 per year
Would you be willing to put your dog on a drug that costs $50 or more per month, in order…
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