Rectal Cancer Drug Trial of dostarlimab Cures all Patients
Rectal Cancer Drug Trial of dostarlimab Cures all Patients
By Eric Lentini on June 15, 2022
Rectal cancer may be curable, according to the findings of a small clinical research. At least 12 rectal cancer patients were included in the experiment,...
FDA Approves Amgen Drug Sotorasib
FDA Approves Amgen Drug Sotorasib
By Eric Lentini on June 2, 2022
The Food & Drug Administration approved the Amgen drug Sotorasib designed to target a gene mutation in patients with lung cancer. In the patients, the...
Liquorice May Help Treat Types of Cancer
Liquorice May Help Treat Types of Cancer
By Eric Lentini on May 9, 2022
Liquorice, a popular candy, may play a role in preventing or treating some types of malignancies, according to researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago....
Scientists Identify Overgrowth of Brain Structure
Scientists Identify Overgrowth of Brain Structure
By Eric Lentini on March 28, 2022
The amygdala is a small Structure deep in the brain important for interpreting sensory input's social and emotional meaning. The amygdala plays a prominent role...
2 Billion Genetically Altered Mosquitoes Will Be Released to Fight Against Disease
2 Billion Genetically Altered Mosquitoes Will Be Released to Fight Against Disease
By Eric Lentini on March 14, 2022
Billions of Genetically modified mosquitoes are expected to be released within the next two years as part of an expanded version of an Environmental Protection...

Chemical control restricts freedom in older generation
Chemical control restricts freedom in older generation
By Vaughn Judd on September 21, 2022
No facilities in the home centres or community centres for old age people Unsettling results about the loss of liberty of older people are revealed...
Can Fed docile Inflation without destroying stock exchange
Can Fed docile Inflation without destroying stock exchange
By Stephen Page on September 20, 2022
Investors should prepare for increased volatility as another big rate hike is anticipated from policymakers. Fed, usually referred to as the Federal Reserve is not...
Ford’s New Vehicle Sales Drop in August
Ford’s New Vehicle Sales Drop in August
By Stephen Page on September 7, 2022
American Multinational Automobile Manufacturer on Friday said that sales in the United States dropped last month. The sales increased in double digits last year, which...
Lightroom Users can now Edit Video
Lightroom Users can now Edit Video
By Mary Cathcart on June 17, 2022
Adobe's. picture editing tool, Lightroom, is receiving an unexpected new feature: the ability to edit video. users will be able to color grade their films...
United States Postal Service Suspends Service in California
United States Postal Service Suspends Service in California
By Stephen Page on May 2, 2022
The United States Postal Service has suspended its service in California. They have decided to stop in Santa Monica due to the repeated attacks on...

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Tesla Plans to Sell its Cybertruck in 2023

By Stephen Page on April 25, 2022

American electric vehicle company will start producing Cybertruck next year. The company is also manufacturing other products this month. Elon Musk also revealed about the…

Book nerds can write on the new Kindle too
Book nerds can write on the new Kindle too
By Mary Cathcart on October 4, 2022
The new Kindle Scribe gives the Book nerds an option to write on it as well. After almost 15 years of manufacturing the most selled...
Steal deals major bucks off of MacBook Pro and Air
Steal deals major bucks off of MacBook Pro and Air
By Mary Cathcart on October 3, 2022
Apple to lower the prices of MacBook Air & Pro in the upcoming October event. Apple might lower the prices of MacBook Air and MacBook...
Destructive floods found by China’s Mars rover
Destructive floods found by China’s Mars rover
By Mary Cathcart on September 30, 2022
China’s Mars rover provides images of areas affected by Destructive floods. China’s Mars rover named Zhurong, wandering on the surface of Mars since May 2021,...
Roku Announces Upgraded Roku Express
Roku Announces Upgraded Roku Express
By Mary Cathcart on September 14, 2022
Roku is largely leaving its device range alone for the autumn. Roku Express has been improved, and the firm is now offering it with dual-band...
US Internet Service Company Blocks Controversial Digital
US Internet Service Company Blocks Controversial Digital
By Mary Cathcart on September 13, 2022
On Saturday, the American Internet Service provider ceased to support Kiwi Farms, a contentious Internet message board. Cloudflare said that this could be a threat...

Planetary Scientists Discover Water in Mars
Planetary Scientists Discover Water in Mars
By Vaughn Judd on May 23, 2022
Team from Northern Arizona University and Johns Hopkins University, Northern Arizona University (NAU) Ph.D. candidate Ari Koeppel recently discovered that water was once present in...
Birds are Laying Eggs Earlier than Predicted
Birds are Laying Eggs Earlier than Predicted
By Vaughn Judd on May 12, 2022
Over 100 years ago, egg collection enthusiasts realized their hobby would prove crucial for understanding nature and how it affects birds. They probably never imagined...
Long-Necked Dinosaurs had a Gait, unlike any Living Animal
Long-Necked Dinosaurs had a Gait, unlike any Living Animal
By Vaughn Judd on May 10, 2022
Giant long-necked dinosaurs walked with a different Gait from that of any living animal, according to a new method for learning an animal’s stride pattern...
Fireball Flashes across the Sky in Texas Reported
Fireball Flashes across the Sky in Texas Reported
By Vaughn Judd on April 15, 2022
The Texas residents were astonished to see a Fireball blazing across the sky on the night of Sunday. According to NASA's Meteor Watch, the celestial...
California Drought Captured by NASA
California Drought Captured by NASA
By Vaughn Judd on April 1, 2022
As the West falls away deeper into the drought, the climate and water experts are growing more and more worried by California severely shriveling lakes.On...