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We FINALLY Found a Way To Starve Cancer
Check out RadiaCode at https://103.radiacode.com/DrBenMiles A 1920’s theory, may have just helped a team from UCSF to tackle cancer by turning your own fat into a weapon…no radiation, no chemo, just bioengineered cells that outcompete tumours for the fuel they … Continue reading
Over 90% of Schools in England Have Banned Mobile Phone Use | My Modern Met
By Eva Baron on May 1, 2025 Photo: Createasea via Unsplash “If we are serious about helping children reap the many benefits of the Internet, we need to get serious about regulating what they can see, where they can see … Continue reading
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StoryCorps | SPECIAL: Remembering Howard Dully of “My Lobotomy”
[…] This week on the podcast, we remember Howard Dully, who died earlier this year. He was given a lobotomy in 1960 when he was just 12 years old. In this documentary, he goes in search of the story … Continue reading
The Disease That Made Thousands Sweat To Death – And Then Disappeared
[…] The reign of Henry VIII was marred by an unprecedented outbreak of a disease that has been a mystery for the past 500 years. The Sweating Sickness was one of the most fatal diseases ever recorded, able to kill … Continue reading