All three run along the same theme of questioning the integrity of biblical archaeology research in the Mideast. I’ve pulled this together in response to a request for submissions for Past Discussed Quarterly. The actual article begins …
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The American Association for cancer research recently reported that by eating broccoli, cabbage, or collard greens, you cut your chances of developing bladder tumors in half. For the full study, click here. …
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Not only was I sad but I am so angry that this monster named cancer took this child from her mother. This mom should be playing with her daughter not trying to raise money for cancer research. However the sad fact is…..cancer IS still …
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In a randomized, double-blinded, controlled pilot study involving 50 subjects with moderate to severe osteoarthritis of the knee, treatment with a natural multi-mineral supplement from seaweed (Aquamin) was found to improve pain and …
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A scientist plagued by arthritis found that he seemed to experience a significant relief from his pain and stiffness whenever he drank a lot of soft drink sweetened with aspartame. He did a controlled study to test his hypothesis, …
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These are reactions of some health care personnel when faced with caring for persons infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) more than 25 years after its discovery. The experiences are documented in a study headed by Lance …
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The movie will kick off Duke’s 22nd Annual Alzheimer’s Disease Research Conference, happening tomorrow and Tuesday. It’s free and it starts at 7:30. For more details, you can check out the brochure here. …
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The original Baptist Hospital in downtown Memphis was imploded on November 6, 2005, to make way for a bioscience research center (currently being built). Baptist is a 706 bed hospital, and according to Health Grades ranked highest in …
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The result was that the ingredients in the Nutrivene formula were chosen and balanced based on what was learned in that study. The nutrients are targeting the specific biochemistry of people with Trisomy 21. …
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The story says the photographs were taken for fun, but the surefire implication was that the doctor was using the opportunity of an open chest to let a group of medics learn what a human heart fells like! Why might that be a good thing? …
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