“I believe this is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer.” It’s a bold statement, but the results from a cancer trial that left every patient in remission might give Dr. Luis A. Diaz Jr. an excellent reason to exclaim them. And according to the New York Times article, the study…
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In Japan, specialists from Nagoya University have found what may be a game-changer regarding Parkinson’s disease, the degenerative disorder that causes uncontrollable tremors: blood pressure levels, hematocrit levels (percentage of red blood cells in the blood), and serum cholesterol levels in Parkinson’s patients vary from the standard long before actual symptoms show up. This significant…
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Ah, Thanksgiving. The official start of the season of togetherness with family, friends, acquaintances, and even perfect strangers. Through random acts of kindness or being intentional in the way we show gratitude, this holiday season can be a wonderful catalyst to reignite our wonder and connection to each other and the world we live in.…
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UPDATE: It figures. New questions have been asked and doubts raised about the researchers in this article. It seems their announcement was a more of a PR push for funding than an actual announcement of repeatable results. Is it possible, despite the appearances, that they really are on the cusp of a breakthrough? Sure. But…
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2018 is here to stay… At least for the next twelve months! Now is your chance to try something new. In our last post, we touched on five ideas to help you start your new year strong. Here are three thoughts on things you could try, perhaps for the first time, that we know can revolutionize…
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