Health: Diabetes Breakthrough – “I can eat sugar now!”
This news from Nature.com offers real hope for a cure for type 1 diabetes. While it may take years and likely come at a high cost, it’s a promising step…
Health News: Alzheimer’s Drug and Heart Disease Test, Both of Which offer help.
Continuing my efforts to share breakthroughs in medicine and health – good and bad -, here are two that look really good. Alzheimer’s In early July, the US FDA approved…
Pink Floyd Got it Right: Teachers!!! Leave Those Kids Alone!!
The Hidden Consequences of Soft Totalitarianism on Our Youngest Generation The pandemic’s babies, toddlers, and preschoolers (aka COVID-19 kids) are now reaching school age, and the impact of the last…
Health Research in the News: MS and Parkinsons, New Drug (Cresomycin) for Antibiotic-Resistant Strain, Cancer Vaccine?, Getting Past the Gut into the Bloodstream, New Covid Isolation Guidelines
Gold Nanocrystals Show Promise in MS and PD Treatment Phase two clinical trials at UT Southwestern Medical Center have shown that gold nanocrystals could potentially reverse and improve neurological issues…
China Reports Unnamed Nations Developing Ethnic Targeted Bioweapons
In the dynamic field of bioengineering, which straddles the fine line between groundbreaking innovation and ethical responsibility, recent discourse has been stirred by a bold assertion from China’s Ministry of…
The more we know about the Covid 19 genome and mRNA manipulation the more cautious we MUST be
In the intricate web of the SARS-CoV-2 virus genome, there lie 29 proteins, among them a menacing ion channel known as E. This devious channel, responsible for transporting protons and…
Organ Damage and Covid mRNA Vaccine Study
Which is worse – the Devil you know or the one you do not know. So goes the tale of mRNA Covid-19 vaccine treatment. Since the early days of the…
Three Short News Takes — Diabetes numbers up, life expectancy down, and mRNA vaccines
1. CDC reports 37.3 million adults with diabetes and 96 million with pre-diabetes. Dr. Kellis from Cleveland Clinic notes many are unaware of their insulin resistance. (Sources: nytimes.com, cdc.gov/diabetes) 2.…
Too much sitting increases your dementia risk, even if you hit the gym regularly.
A new JAMA study shows that those who sit a lot at work or home face a higher dementia risk than folks who sit less. This rings true for even…