Immunotherapy for Hard to Treat Cancer Just Granted FDA Fast Track During Promising Clinical Trial
The fast-track status will allow the company to work more closely with the wealthy FDA, and have quicker data reviews in the future.
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Looking On the Bright Side of Life Could Help Cut Your Risk For Dementia
Although there have been studies trying to link personality to dementia these have been small and only in specific populations.
Removing Just One Spoon of Salt from Diet Can Lower Blood Pressure as Well or Better Than Medications
Even patients already on blood pressure-reducing drugs can bring theirs down further by not adding additional salt, the researchers found.
Instead of Corn and Soy Farming, Use Lab-Grown Oil to Help the Planet, Scientist Says
The possibility of returning existing farmlands to a natural state, which could enhance biodiversity and build up natural carbon sinks
Cats Make Nearly 300 Different Facial Expressions to Communicate Feline Feelings
Each expression combined about four of these 26 unique facial movements, including parted lips, jaw drops, dilated pupils, blinks, etc.
Spy Satellite Photos Reveal Hundreds of Long-Lost Roman Forts, Challenging Decades-Old Theory
Declassified photos captured by United States spy satellites launched during the Cold War have revealed an archaeological treasure trove: hundreds of previously unknown Roman-era forts. Corona and Hexagon were two satellite surveillance programs meant to support the Carter Doctrine of US dominance of the Middle and Near East, but now archaeologists are using their declassified […]
Cervical Cancer Trial Hailed as 'Remarkable' After 35% Reduced Death Rate Using Simple Intervention
The authors recommend this combination of drugs and chemoradiation therapy should be established as the new standard of treatment.
Tai Chi Can Curb Parkinson's Disease Symptoms for Years and Lower Needed Drug Doses-Study
Any visitor to China will have undoubtedly seen old folks doing Tai Chi in the park, a popular activity to keep limber, espeically in winter.
Young Driver Fatality Rates Have Fallen Sharply in the US, Helped by Education, Restrictions
Education was cited as one of two major factors that have influenced the drop in fatal collisions, particularly when parents were involved.
New Study Reveals a Dog's Heart Rate Increases When Their Owner Simply Says 'I Love You'
Simply saying ‘I love you' to your dog can increase their heart rate, according to a new study from Canine Cottages.
It's Official: Study Finds That Watching Cute Animals is Good for Your Health
In a 2020 study from the University of Leeds and Western Australia Tourism, it's been found that watching cute animals is good for our health.
Study During Lockdown Shows Video Gaming -Even For Hours- Can Help Your Mental Health
An Oxford study used industry data on gaming hours and found time spent playing video games isn't important to how it affects mental health.
Study Shows That Sleeping With a Weighted Blanket Can Reduce Insomnia
A Swedish study, published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine,shows that sleeping with a weighted blanket really can improve sleep.
Trust in Science Has Actually Shot Up Around the World as a Result of Pandemic, Says New Poll
Trust in science has been soaring since the beginning of the pandemic, according to widespread pollings by 3M in nations around the world.
Study Says Combining a Daily Protein Shake With Exercise Doesn't Just Make You Stronger, It Makes You Smarter Too
A study from the University of Illinois has found that combining a protein shake with your daily exercise makes you stronger and smarter.
Performing Acts of Kindness Can Boost Both Physical Health and Happiness Levels, Study Finds
Performing acts of kindness boosts our health, according to meta-analysis of 201 independent studies, comprising 198,213 total participants.
Canadian Researchers Gave Homeless People $7,500 Each and the Results Are So Uplifting
When the New Leaf Project in Vancouver gave homeless people $7,500, it helped participants turn their lives around and secure housing.
Researchers Have Found That Listening to Natural Sounds Like Running Water Benefits Human Health
A meta-analysis has found that along with reducing stress, natural sounds like birds and water can increase mental well-being and even pain.
Kids Have Been Reading Longer, More Difficult Books in Lockdown, and It's Boosting Moods
Children's literacy has gone up during the pandemic, a new study from the UK has found, helping allay parents' fears.
Feeling Happier and Less Stressed is a Big Benefit of Dancing, Say 80% of People
A new poll of 2,000 Brits found that eight in 10 people believe dancing makes them happier and less stressed.
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