DavideOwNzAll (@davideownzall) - STEMGeeks

DavideOwNzAll

Temple of Nod

The world does not change on its own. You must force it to change

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3 months ago

The death of Matthew Sullivan and a pattern of UFO-related personnel disappearances (McCasland, Reza cases) Credits: @MarioNawfal on X Last night I was reading the case of Matthew James Sullivan, I'm not really into US internal affairs but the article prompted

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3 months ago

20-year-old in Venice treated for AI chatbot addiction as experts warn it may be just the beginning Credits: fanpage.it I came across a news story just yesterday that I honestly thought might be fake at first, so absurd that I could not believe it, and

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4 months ago

Global Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight, Driven by Ultra-Processed Foods Credits: asiaplus.news When we think about malnutrition in children, we all immediately think of underweight children as the most common form of malnutr

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5 months ago

For 25 years, medical literature published invented clinical cases and no one noticed: the new scandal in pediatric literature Credits: retractionwatch.com Trusting peer-reviewed medical studies is something we take for granted. When we read one of these articles, we assume that

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6 months ago

Brain-Chipped Pigeons in Russia: Exploiting Sentient Beings as Flying Machines neiry.ru I think that all of us, when we walk through the city, see pigeons on the sidewalks, on the roofs, in the squares; some hate them, some are indiff

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6 months ago

Ultra-processed foods are designed to create addiction like cigarettes, confirmations from the new study A new study from the University of Michigan suggests that ultra-processed foods could be addictive. (iStock) When walking through the supermarket it is li

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6 months ago

From India to Japan to Syria: Three Young Women and a Forbidden Dream in the 19th Century, Becoming Doctors c. 1885. (Left to Right) Anandibai Joshee of India, Kei Okami of Japan, and Sabat Islambooly of Syria. Credits: emergingink.com

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7 months ago

To Prove Pellagra Wasn’t a Germ, He And His Wife Ingested Patients’ Bodily Samples Credits: jhssc.org Do you know those doctors who stop at nothing and for whom their work and saving human lives comes before everything else

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about 1 year ago

Alzheimer's disease, first test for early diagnosis approved Alzheimer's diagnosis is set to become easier and less invasive. Depositphotos Early detection of Alzheimer's has taken a step that medicine has called "r

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about 1 year ago

Genetic engineering: an infant is the world's first patient treated with CRISPR Drs Musunuru and Ahrens-Nicklas holding KJ after infusion of the CRISPR therapy. Credit: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Talking about genetic enginee

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