MEDICINE & HEALTH

BioVaxys to Begin Clinical Trials for a Vaccine that Fights Cancer

BioVaxys to Begin Clinical Trials for a Vaccine that Fights Cancer

Cancer prevalence is increasing yearly with the American Cancer Society predicting more than 1.8 million new cases to be diagnosed and over 600,000 deaths by the end of 2020 in the United States. A new therapeutic approach has never been more imperative (Siegel, Miller, and Jemal 2020). BioVaxys Technology Corp. ("BioVaxys") has discovered that modification of human cancer cells with a 'hapten', or small chemical that tightly binds to a tumor antigen to elicit an immune response, significantly increases the ability of the immune system to recognize and react to those tumor antigens which identify specific tumors as 'cancerous.'
Science Times - Study Reveals by Age 3, Children Prefer the Fractal Patterns of Nature

Children By Age 3 Prefers Fractal Patterns of Nature

Researchers at the University of Oregon recently reported that before their third birthday, children already gave a preference akin to that of adults for visual fractal patterns typically seen in nature.
Concern In South Korea As The Wuhan Covid-19 Spreads

Children's Adaptive Immune System Seems Key to Beating COVID-19

Children's “innate” immune response targets unrecognized invaders, including Covid-19. Why is COVID-19 impacting adolescents less seriously than adults? How come the overwhelming majority of kids do not get infected with this strain of coronavirus? And when and how are kids able to combat coronavirus with seemingly ease and efficiency? Kids respond quickly to different viruses An explanation for the relative good fortune of children is indicated in a research comparing the immune reaction of children with that of adults.
Traveling By Bus Is the Riskiest Way of Going Home This Holiday Season, Experts Suggest

Bus Travel, Riskiest Way To Go Home This Holiday Season

Americans are urged not to travel to keep holiday celebrations as small as possible. Last month, Science Times featured a checklist for traveling safely during the holiday season from Thanksgiving, to Christmas, and to celebrating the New Year.
Concern Grows As Swine Flu Patient Numbers Increase Across The UK

Wrong Mask Can Be Worse Than No Mask, New Airflow Study Says

Every mask matters. Here's how masks affect airflow and protection effectiveness. As the number of novel cases of coronavirus continues to escalate nationally, numerous public health professionals and physicians have kept the repeated message simple: Wearing face masks helps people.
Adjusting to the Swinging Pendulum of Nutritional Science

Adjusting to the Swinging Pendulum of Nutritional Science

"Opinion is like a pendulum and obeys the same law. If it goes past the center of gravity on one side, it must go a like distance on the other; and it is only after a certain time that it finds the true point at which it can remain at rest." Arthur Schopenhauer.
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