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In the beginning, Theranos was called Real-Time Cures. Corny? Sure. But Elizabeth Holmes was barely 19 when she came up with it, a Stanford dropout aspiring to upend personalized medicine.
For the first time, scientists have managed to grow human embryos to at least 14 days old inside a petri dish.
A groundbreaking trial to see if it is possible to regenerate the brains of dead people, has won approval from health watchdogs.
A DARK AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING SCI-FI SHORT
It's something you've likely seen in the movies -- it's something you may not know is also happening in real life. People are getting chips implanted into their hands in an effort to make daily life a little bit easier. From opening doors to m
(NaturalNews) A so-called "weed" growing right in your front and back yards could hold the key to being the most effective cancer-fighting compound in the world.
Go ahead and pencil in February 18, 2021 on your calendars, because that's when NASA's next Mars rover is due to land on the Martian surface.
benefits that AREN'T linked to vitamin D. The sun has got his hat on, our moods feel lighter and we are gripped by a desire to soak up some solar rays. But no, we keep being told: the threat of skin cancer makes this potentially lethal.
wedish engineer, Mikael Kjellman, filled the gap between bicycles and cars by designing an environmentally-friendly set of wheels that's bicycle-based but could endure Sweden's harsh winter weather.
Consumers can use any kind of plant and any type of soil for the Bioo Lite, making the pot-turned-charging-device a versatile accessory built for any home. Read More: http://www.trueactivist.com/this-plant-pot-can-charge-your-phone-using-photosynt
All life on Earth exists thanks to a universal genetic code. This biological rulebook tells our cells how DNA should be translated into life-supporting proteins, without which we couldn't survive.
Our August 1991 cover story, in honor of Harry Kroto's passing
Ann Makosinski is our young inventor of the year
Was it a blip, or a breakthrough? Scientists around the globe are revved up with excitement as the world's biggest atom smasher -- best known for revealing the Higgs boson four years ago -- starts whirring again to churn out data that may confir
The contacts, which only need to be worn on one eye, can be switched on and off by closing the eyelids
It's well known that conditions such as schizophrenia, as well as strokes, seizures and traumatic brain injuries cause increased acidity around neurons in the brain, but scientists have struggled to understand exactly why this occurs.
Prematurely born lambs kept alive in artificial external placenta - human babies could be next
The projected operation would be a 36-hour, £14m procedure involving at least 150 people, including doctors, nurses, technicians, psychologists and virtual reality engineers
A DOCTOR who has dedicated his work to the quest for eternal life insists the record for the oldest living person will soon fall and someone already alive will keep going until they make 1,000.
Secrets, disease and beauty are all written in the human genome, the complete set of genetic instructions needed to build a human being.
Forget laser surgery. If Google has a say in it, we'll soon be injecting devices into our eyes to help improve our vision.
Since the dawn of time, humans have been confounded by cats, those mystifyingly aloof creatures whose inner thoughts are famously inscrutable. But no longer! Temptations Cat Treats has invented a cat collar that lets your feline speak in a human voic
Could treat other degenerative eye conditions
Iodine is a case in point. The body's ability to resist infection and disease is hindered by long-term deficiency in essential vitamins and minerals. Importantly poor immune response is correlated with impaired thyroid function; a deficiency in iod
'obedience training' by the vaccine industry and more...(NaturalNews) I've just released three new vaccine science videos filmed on site at my laboratory (CWClabs.com).
the truth about vaccine failures. (NaturalNews) In case you hadn't heard, there is something going on at the Harvard University campus that isn't supposed to happen: There is a widening outbreak of mumps, and all the students who have contracted the
Where no human has gone before
Breaking up the space launch monopoly. It's been a good week for SpaceX. The private spaceflight company just won a major contract to launch a military payload into space--a job that has long been monopolized by United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint
A startup that just launched out of stealth a few months ago thinks it's found a way to treat cancer, and it just got bought for up to $10 billion
