A Surprising Way to Detect Tuberculosis, and Other Links
Detecting tuberculosis: the Gambian pouched rat is much better than traditional tests.
Do plants help patients get better? No.
Amino acids — the fundamental foundation for life — found in a place where they shouldn’t be. Inside fragments of previously superheated meteorites.
Study: Echinacea doesn’t help with colds. Affects neither duration nor severity.
How does your heart know how long you stayed in school? Study: the most educated men and women have half the risk of heart failure as the least educated.
I was wondering what to do with my Gambian pouch rat. Was considering feeding him to my pet boa. But, hooray, you alerted my to a better use.
If animals produce positive health outcomes for humans, why can’t plants?
John, Obviously you didn’t see the movie “It Came From Outer Space.”
Through the years I have noticed that nothing seems to affect colds.
Bruce, if the Gambian pouched rat can perform as advertized, he may be worth more than your boa.