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'Cancer-Killing Worms:' Scientists Create Tiny Worms That Can Cure Cancer - Vimarsana News

'Cancer-Killing Worms:' Scientists Create Tiny Worms That Can Cure Cancer

Scientists just found that these microscopic worms are capable of killing cancer cells. Who would have thought that one of the tiniest creatures could kill cancer cells? Scientists from Osaka University have found that tiny free-living worms, also called "nematodes," can be covered with hydrogel-based "sheaths" that can be tailored to carry useful cargo, according to SciTechDaily.

Alzheimer's: Bleak results, despite funding, hasn't dimmed doctors' hope - Vimarsana News

Alzheimer's: Bleak results, despite funding, hasn't dimmed doctors' hope

Despite extensive funding for research into Alzheimer’s disease and a possible cure, no breakthroughs have been made.

Human trials on cutting edge needle-free 'painless' COVID -19 vaccine designed, manufactured in South Australia to start - Vimarsana News

Human trials on cutting edge needle-free 'painless' COVID -19 vaccine designed, manufactured in South Australia to start

A new needle-free COVID-19 vaccine booster designed and manufactured in South Australia will begin human trials this week.

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5 Best Whey Protein Powders 2022: Top Brand Reviews

If you're looking for the best whey protein powders for 2023, here are five options to consider. Find out more about whey protein here.

Musk's Neuralink rival Synchron launches human trial of brain implant in US - Vimarsana News

Musk's Neuralink rival Synchron launches human trial of brain implant in US

Elon Musk's Neuralink rival Synchron has launched human trials on six severely paralysed patients in the US to enable them to control digital devices hands-free, using just thoughts.