Perpetual Learning
Simone Dubois 
I’m always excited to share breakthroughs in science, especially when they offer real hope. Recently, a clinical trial conducted by researchers at The Rockefeller University has shown incredibly promising results with an experimental immunotherapy drug. Did you know that some aggressive cancers, like certain types of breast and skin cancer, are notoriously difficult to treat? … Read more
Did you know that pancreatic and colorectal cancers are among the deadliest we face? For years, medical science has been searching for more effective ways to combat them. Today, there’s exciting news from the front lines of research. A recent clinical trial, called AMPLIFY-201, has released its final results, and they are showing real promise … Read more
Did you know that our Sun is constantly sending out a stream of charged particles called the solar wind? It’s a fascinating phenomenon, and understanding it better can help us predict space weather events that could impact our technology here on Earth. That’s where NASA’s PUNCH mission comes in! PUNCH Achieves Orbit, Begins Solar Exploration … Read more
Did you know that the bacteria causing common infections are becoming increasingly resistant to the drugs we rely on? This is a serious challenge for global health, as it means infections that were once easily treated could become life-threatening. But there’s some really exciting news on the horizon. Researchers are now using Artificial Intelligence (AI), … Read more
Did you know that moving your body could actually be making you younger, not just keeping you healthy? It sounds like something out of science fiction, but recent research is pointing towards exercise as a powerful tool to slow down the aging process, right down to our DNA. It’s pretty amazing to think about. We … Read more
Did you know that the way we prepare potatoes can significantly impact our risk of developing Type 2 diabetes? It’s true. Recent scientific findings are shedding light on this common food and how we eat it. Potatoes themselves aren’t the villains here. The real story, according to research published by SciTechDaily, lies in the preparation … Read more
Did you know that the universe didn’t always have oxygen? For a long time, scientists thought that the early universe was a much simpler place, made up mostly of hydrogen and helium. Heavier elements, like oxygen, were thought to be forged much later, inside stars. But what if I told you that astronomers have just … Read more
Did you know that scientists recently unearthed a truly remarkable fossil? It’s an ancient whale, and it’s got a face that looks uncannily like a beloved cartoon character – think Pikachu! But don’t let that cute comparison fool you; this prehistoric giant also possessed a truly formidable bite. This fascinating discovery dives deep into the … Read more
It’s fascinating how our bodies work, isn’t it? Even simple actions, like picking up a cup or typing on a keyboard, rely on an incredibly complex communication system: our nervous system. Today, I want to talk about something that can disrupt this communication, leading to a condition like partial paralysis of the hand. While I’m … Read more
Did you know that a naturally occurring mineral, lithium, is showing some really exciting promise in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease? It sounds almost too simple, but research over the past decade has been digging into this connection, and the findings are pretty compelling. The Lithium Link So, what’s the story? Several studies, including a … Read more