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April 26, 2020 will mark the 66th anniversary of the massive polio vaccine trial on thousands of schoolchildren. Considering what is happening in the … [Read more...] about Polio Lasted 50 Years. Will Coronavirus?

The wonder material that is graphene may have another feather in its cap in the form of cancer detection. Researchers at The University of Illinois … [Read more...] about Can crumpled graphene help detect cancer?

With all the information surrounding the coronavirus many might find it difficult to make sense of what is happening in the world right now. The … [Read more...] about No, the coronavirus was not made in a lab

A new hope in the battle against coronavirus is on the way from a team of researchers at Canada's Simon Fraser University, in Vancouver. It's … [Read more...] about Coronavirus testing kits that use RNA imaging on the way from Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promotes it and so should parents across Canada, because outdoor play for kids is not only good for their independence … [Read more...] about Allergies, obesity and more: outdoor play is best medicine for kids

Is Lyme disease on the rise in Canada? Disease-carrying ticks are becoming an annual concern for residents in provinces across Canada as health … [Read more...] about Tick related illnesses such as Lyme disease on the rise in Canada

Evidence of the UK’s oldest asteroid crater has been found in the northwest of Scotland, with researchers saying that the one-kilometre-wide rock … [Read more...] about The UK’s oldest asteroid crater has been discovered in northwest Scotland

Scientists at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, have discovered an unusual metal mass buried at the south pole of the moon, one that likely originated … [Read more...] about Mass metal anomaly found hiding below the moon’s surface