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Scientists Explored the Use of 'Organoids' For a More Accurate Cancer Therapies to Treat Tumors

06.23.2020 01:58 AM

Scientists develop a new program to determine specific cancer treatments to reach unique cases using organoids, lab-grown cultures from tumor samples.

Virgin Galactic Signs With NASA for Private Space Missions Program

06.22.2020 09:43 AM

Virgin Galactic and NASA share the same visions for space exploration: for private companies to be involved in sending more people to space. They will be developing a new program that will allow customers to visit the International Space Station for private explorations and scientific research.

Britain Pilots the First ‘No Swab’ Saliva Mass Testing Trial That Can Be Even Done at Home

06.22.2020 07:45 AM

Mass testing in Southampton with a new 'no swab' saliva test will begin this month in hopes of restoring economic activity in Southern Britain.

Science and the Media Have Opposite Views on the ‘Insect Apocalypse.’ Who’s Right?

06.22.2020 05:28 AM

The media has put the spotlight on insect population declines caused by industrial farming, yet scientists argue what the real causes are.

Full Access: Scientists Reveal First Atomic Model of COVID-19 ‘S’ Protein

06.22.2020 04:24 AM

International scientists collaborate to develop an online molecular structure of COVID-19 proteins to compliment experiment efforts and help vaccine and antibiotic drug developers. The next step is studying translocation and its relevance to antibiotic drugs.

Italian Doctor Claims Coronavirus’ Genetic Mutation May Be Weaker and Could Go Away Completely Without a Vaccine

06.22.2020 00:45 AM

Coronavirus has had genetic mutations which have made it less aggressive, according to an Italian doctor. However, scientists disagree with his optimistic claims.

Experts Explain Why We Need to Flick the Switch On Light Pollution

06.20.2020 05:57 AM

Light pollution is affecting numerous species in ways most people are unaware of since light companies have told us we need more light in our homes and cities.

Unique Telescope Captures First-Ever X-ray Imaging of the Milky Way, Including Spectacular Nebula and Blackholes

06.20.2020 02:32 AM

Astronomers create the first X-Ray map of the Milky Way with more than one million cosmic objects. The team is already working on future surveys in the next few years.

Coronavirus Remains Infectious in Both Mucus and Sputum for Over 12 Hours Even in Warm Temperatures: Study

06.19.2020 23:00 PM

Matson, a medical student, was recently involved in two studies: environmental conditions affecting virus stability and decontamination of reused N95 masks due to a global shortage.

NASA to Pursue Mars Mission 2020 This July Despite Setback to Avoid Incurring $500M Cost

06.19.2020 11:07 AM

NASA will push through launching Mars 2020 before mid-august while Earth and the Red planet are still aligned. The rover Perseverance has been designed with a special plaque as a tribute to coronavirus front liners.

There Might Be ‘Ocean World’ Planets Within the Milky Way, Planetary Scientist Claims

06.19.2020 08:08 AM

Astronomers believe that several exoplanets may be habitable, showing heat signatures and ocean world properties through mathematical calculations.

Hubble Space Telescope Captures Mesmerizing Images of the Butterfly & Jewel Bug Nebulas

06.19.2020 06:30 AM

It is the first time that astronomers observe clear images of two companion nebulas, revealing mesmerizing symmetrical patterns.

Trending Luxurious Quartz Kitchen Counters are Causing Severe Lung Disease for Workers: Study

06.19.2020 02:22 AM

A recent study on artificial stone silicosis that affects stonemasons has been attributed to the high demand for quartz tiles. Scientists are saying that basic protective measures no longer suffice.

Cortisol: Steroid Hormone May Mean Higher Risk of COVID-19 Infection

06.19.2020 00:39 AM

Medical experts linked cortisol levels to risk of COVID-19 infection and the poor outcomes, including mortality, the hormone adds to the illness.

$25 Portable Digital Sanitizer Attached to Smartphones Could Kill Coronavirus With UV Light in 10 Seconds! [Claim]

06.18.2020 08:45 AM

Watch how it works! UVLEN, a Korean company, developed the world's smallest, portable digital sanitizer, which attaches to smartphones. Using advanced ultraviolet light technology, they claim it can eliminate 99% of surface germs.

Scientists Answer the Question: What if Every Virus Disappeared?

06.18.2020 08:14 AM

Specific viruses help keep planet Earth balanced, such as phages, and can even be used for treatment against harmful pathogens types.

How to Live to 100: Scientists Unveil New Secrets in a Study [Hint: It’s Not About Genes or Healthy Lifestyle]

06.18.2020 06:16 AM

Scientists determine other factors leading to long life, not just genetics or genetic mutations. One important discovery is socioeconomic status.

Beijing Coronavirus Second Wave Origin Baffled Experts: All the Bizaare Theories Including the Fish 'Salmon' Explored

06.18.2020 05:37 AM

The second wave of COVID-19 in Beijing was traced to a public market, yet authorities still don't know how the virus arrived after two months of no new reported cases.

[BREAKTHROUGH] Scientists Discover a Particular Protein That Could Calm the Brain

06.18.2020 01:50 AM

Scientists gain insight on a brain protein responsible for the body's calm, showing promising results for future neuropsychological therapies.

Zoos Forced Shut Down Due to Pandemic May Have to Euthanize Animals

06.17.2020 09:23 AM

Zoo animals might need to be euthanized if they cannot be rehomed as sites can no longer afford animal welfare.

Anti-Hepatitis C Defense System Used to Treat COVID-19, Scientists Say

06.17.2020 08:08 AM

Scientists believe that a genetic analysis of the immune system's defense mechanism against hepatitis C can be used for coronavirus vaccine development.

First-of-Its-Kind Antisense Drug May Become Novel Treatment for Fatty Liver Disease

06.17.2020 06:21 AM

There is no cure for fatty liver disease and has affected millions without an FDA-approved drug. A new study reveals an antisense inhibitor leading to significant results.

[Watch Simulation] Coronavirus Droplets Can Still Spread Within 4 Meters and Even With the Face Mask on: Study

06.17.2020 01:09 AM

Physical distancing and wearing a surgical face mask reduces the risk of COVID-19 infection, yet saliva remains complex especially for those with a mild cough.

Early Exposure to a High-Fat Diet Ages Liver, Medical Experts Say

06.17.2020 00:24 AM

In a rat-model study, researchers determined how the regular intake of a high-fat diet accelerated liver development.

Peregrine Eggs Stolen From UK’s National Park to Be Sold in the Black Market for $25,000 Each: Authorities

06.16.2020 09:44 AM

Valuable falcon eggs had gone missing at Peak District. Authorities suspect that they are being hatched for the black market, similarly to Jeffrey Lendrum's wildlife crimes.

Berzosertib: Protein-Targeting Drug Used to Treat Cancer May Have Same Effect on Coronavirus

06.16.2020 06:56 AM

Medical experts have their attention on a protein-targeting drug, berzosertib, which is currently being used to clinical trials with ovarian cancer patients. They see the drug's potential in treating coronavirus patients as well.

We Might Share Our Milky Way With 36 Other Life Forms – Here’s Why We’ll Never Know

06.16.2020 05:54 AM

Astrophysicists calculated how many life forms may exist within our Milky Way, yet it's impossible to communicate with them with our current technology. Is it possible that life on Earth occurred in the same way as these planets?

Green Groups Express Disappointment With Lack of Environmental Policies

06.16.2020 03:23 AM

Australian green groups fear for the future of threatened species and ecosystems as the government is currently focusing on economic recovery.

Doctors Puzzled Over Why Seemingly Healthy COVID-19 Patients Suffer Peculiar Symptoms For Months

06.16.2020 03:11 AM

Basic coronavirus symptoms have been determined by doctors and have been government guidelines for months since the virus outbreak. However, a certain percentage of patients have shown peculiar symptoms which remain a mystery to medical experts.

Study Warns That Even Low-risk Alcohol Consumption May Have Grave Consequences

06.15.2020 09:45 AM

A study found that more than 50% of cancer deaths resulting from people drinking within the government guidelines. Also, 38% of alcohol-related deaths were people who drank below the moderate guidelines.