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NMMA Most Innovative Reporter of the year/Public Health Reporter of the year | HIV/AIDS+SRHR advocate | Health Editor Vanguard Newspaper | Great father &husband

Vancouver, British Columbia 参加日 Aralık 2008
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Brainy Science
Brainy Science@BrainyScience·
Just two minutes of laughter can benefit your heart as much as a 20-minute walk, according to research from the University of Maryland Medical Center. When you laugh, your blood vessels expand, increasing blood flow and improving circulation throughout your body. This temporary boost in vessel function helps deliver more oxygen to your tissues, similar to the effects of light aerobic exercise. Laughter also reduces stress hormones, which can otherwise strain the cardiovascular system over time. In a simple and natural way, a genuine laugh acts like a mini workout for your heart.
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Shining Science
Shining Science@ShiningScience·
An innovative biomaterial hydrogel is fundamentally changing how medical professionals approach chronic back issues by physically rebuilding the spine from the inside out. Degenerative disc disease is a leading cause of severe lower back pain globally, impacting the majority of adults by the time they reach age 60. Until now, patients have largely been forced to rely on temporary steroid injections, heavy pain medications, or highly invasive spinal fusion surgeries that permanently restrict bodily movement. Administered during a quick, minimally invasive outpatient procedure, this advanced hydrogel is gently heated into a thick liquid and injected directly into the tears of a damaged disc. Once inside the body, it quickly cools and sets into a highly flexible matrix that perfectly mimics the biomechanical cushioning of a healthy, natural spine. Recent clinical trials have yielded incredibly promising results, with participants reporting a massive drop in their daily pain levels and a significant improvement in physical mobility within just one month. Because the material remains elastic and actively seals the disc annulus, it successfully restores the spine's natural load-bearing capabilities without limiting future range of motion. Having already secured a highly coveted "breakthrough device" designation from the FDA, this revolutionary treatment is currently being fast-tracked for wider medical application. It represents a monumental leap forward in modern orthopedics, offering a genuine, long-term lifeline to millions of people trapped by debilitating chronic pain.
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Shining Science
Shining Science@ShiningScience·
🚨 The FDA has approved a revolutionary light-activated polymer system that repairs severed nerves without the need for traditional surgical stitches. The US Food and Drug Administration has officially cleared a revolutionary nerve-repair system that replaces traditional surgical stitches with light-activated polymers. Developed by medical technology firm Tissium based on research from MIT, this innovation utilizes a biocompatible polymer to create a flexible, 3D-printed cuff around severed nerves. Instead of the painstaking process of manual suturing under a microscope, surgeons can now apply a liquid prepolymer that cures instantly with light, creating a secure seal that allows delicate nerve tissues to knit back together naturally. This milestone marks the first FDA approval for Tissium, culminating over a decade of research into poly(glycerol sebacate acrylate) materials. The implant is designed to be fully bioresorbable, meaning it safely disappears once the nerve has healed, reducing the risk of inflammation or complications from permanent foreign materials. Beyond nerve reconstruction, the company is already scaling its manufacturing capabilities to adapt this technology for cardiovascular sealing and gastrointestinal hernia repairs, aiming to transform complex microsurgeries into streamlined, highly effective clinical solutions. Source: Howes, L. (2025). FDA approves light-activated polymer for nerve repair without stitches. Chemical & Engineering News.
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Shining Science
Shining Science@ShiningScience·
🚨 Breakthrough treatment flips cancer cells back into normal cells. Researchers at KAIST have pioneered "reversible cancer therapy," a new approach that transforms malignant tumors into healthy tissue without damaging the body. Scientists have reached a new frontier in the fight against cancer, moving away from destruction and toward restoration. Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have successfully reprogrammed colon cancer cells back into their healthy, original state. By identifying and suppressing a specific trio of "master regulators"—MYB, HDAC2, and FOXA2—the team effectively flipped a genetic switch that reverses the cancerous state. This breakthrough avoids the collateral damage typical of traditional therapies, preserving cellular material while neutralizing the threat without harming surrounding tissue. This innovative technique, validated through digital modeling and mouse trials, offers a glimpse into a future where cancer is treated without the toxic side effects of chemotherapy. The implications extend far beyond a single diagnosis; the researchers have already begun identifying similar master regulators in brain cells, opening doors for treating aggressive brain cancers. Lead researcher Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho emphasizes that this "reversible cancer therapy" could fundamentally reshape oncology, providing a targeted and humane alternative to conventional destructive treatments that often leave patients physically devastated. source: Cho, K. H. Reversing the Malignant State of Cancer Cells via Master Regulator Suppression. Advanced Science.
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World Health Organization (WHO)
World Health Organization (WHO)@WHO·
Science is one of humanity's most powerful tools for protecting and improving health. Ahead of #WorldHealthDay, WHO calls on everyone to work together and champion science for a healthier world. Together for health. #StandWithScience. Learn more about the year-long campaign: bit.ly/4mdztxL
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World Health Organization (WHO)
World Health Organization (WHO)@WHO·
Nearly 59 million lives have been saved by the measles vaccine since the year 2000. Let that sink in. 59 million people — because of science. Together for Health. #StandWithScience 💙 Follow WHO for more such good news. bit.ly/4clyHLV
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SciTech Girl
SciTech Girl@scitechgirl·
🧠 91% OF YOUR WORRIES ARE A LIE… BUT YOUR BRAIN BELIEVES THEM What if almost everything you worry about… never actually happens? Studies suggest most of our fears stay in our imagination. But here’s the chilling part—your brain reacts like it’s real. Your heart races. Your body feels stress. All from something that may never come true. You fight battles that don’t exist. Next time fear takes over, stop and ask: Is this real… or just my mind playing tricks? Because sometimes, the biggest threat… is the story in your head. Source 
LaFreniere, L., Newman, M. G. Penn State University research on worry and outcomes.
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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance@gavi·
Behind every scientific breakthrough is another – arguably bigger – challenge: helping the public understand what the discovery means and why it matters. Here’s why “science communication” is a critical contributor to the success of science as a whole: bit.ly/419O9Ez via @undark
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Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
A surgeon in Shanghai removed a lung tumor from 5,000 km away, remotely controlling a robot operating on a patient in Kashgar.
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ABC News
ABC News@ABC·
A toddler who beat a rare liver cancer that spread to his lung is "thriving" after receiving an organ donation from his aunt, his mom says. abcnews.link/XkOUnYm
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Copper is an essential trace mineral that is vital spark for various biological systems, primarily by enabling cellular energy production and facilitating the absorption of iron to maintain healthy red blood cells
Organic Live Food@OrganicLiveFood

Health Benefits of Copper Vessels > Boosting your immune system > Helping your digestive system > Promoting weight loss > Reducing inflammation and arthritic pain > Promoting brain health > Promoting collagen development

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Smart Science
Smart Science@SmartScience·
Research from Columbia University suggests that maternal stress during pregnancy may influence the sex ratio at birth. In stressed pregnancies, male fetuses appear to be more biologically fragile and are more likely to be lost before birth, while female fetuses are more resilient. One study found that physically stressed women gave birth to only 31% boys, compared with 56% boys among healthier mothers. This shift results in a higher proportion of girls being born under stressful conditions. Scientists believe this may reflect an evolutionary response in which female fetuses are better able to survive harsh prenatal environments.
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Night Sky Now
Night Sky Now@NightSkyNow·
🧠 Neuroscience now proves what once sounded impossible: your brain can rewire itself at any age, as long as you know how to activate the right mental state. This ability, known as neuroplasticity, allows the brain to form new neural connections, repair old ones, and even change its structure based on thought, emotion, and experience. Researchers have found that when you enter a state of deep focus, curiosity, or emotional engagement, the brain releases powerful neurochemicals like dopamine and acetylcholine. These chemicals act as “construction signals,” telling neurons to strengthen certain pathways and discard others. In essence, your brain remodels itself according to where your attention and emotion are directed. This means learning a skill, overcoming trauma, or improving memory isn’t limited by age, it’s guided by mental state. Meditation, visualization, new challenges, and even small daily habits can create lasting physical changes in brain circuits. Scientists have observed that adults who practice intentional learning or mindfulness show brain growth in areas responsible for focus, empathy, and resilience. However, stress and autopilot behavior have the opposite effect; they shrink connectivity and reinforce old patterns. The secret lies in staying curious, emotionally present, and willing to engage deeply with new experiences. The human brain is not fixed; it’s fluid, adaptable, and waiting for direction. Every moment of awareness, every new challenge, every act of focus reshapes the mind in real time. Change isn’t limited to the young; it belongs to anyone willing to learn how to think differently.
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World Health Organization (WHO)
World Health Organization (WHO)@WHO·
Take actions to prevent strokes by adopting a healthier lifestyle: 🥗 eat healthier 🏃‍♀️ be physically active 💪 maintain a healthy weight 🚭 avoid tobacco & alcohol
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Breastfeeding is best...
Shining Science@ShiningScience

New research shows breastfeeding helps prevent cancer. For decades, the link between breastfeeding and reduced breast cancer risk was well-documented but poorly understood. Recent breakthroughs have finally shed light on the biological mechanism behind this protection. Researchers discovered that breastfeeding induces a significant surge of specialized immune cells within breast tissue. These cells act as a localized defense system, potentially identifying and neutralizing malignant cells before they can develop into life-threatening tumors. The impact of this natural defense is substantial, with data indicating that the risk of breast cancer—the second most common cancer worldwide—drops by 4.3 percent for every year a woman breastfeeds. These protective benefits appear to be particularly pronounced for older mothers, offering a long-term health advantage. By understanding how the body recruits these immune sentinels, scientists hope to unlock new strategies for cancer prevention and better support maternal health outcomes. source: New Scientist. Breastfeeding causes a surge in immune cells that could prevent cancer. New Scientist Magazine.

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Next Science
Next Science@NextScience·
🚨 CANCER BREAKTHROUGH? THIS TREATMENT COMBO IS TURNING HEADS… What if the secret isn’t one treatment… but the right mix? New research shows that combining therapies like hormone therapy (androgen deprivation therapy) with targeted drugs (such as androgen receptor inhibitors) or radiation therapy may help prostate cancer patients live longer, especially when the cancer returns. Doctors are now using these combinations to hit the cancer from multiple angles — slowing it down more effectively than a single treatment alone. It’s not a cure for everyone… but for many, it’s a powerful new chance. Hope is growing — and it’s real. Source 
National Cancer Institute. Combination therapies for recurrent prostate cancer improve survival.
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Good thoughts are good for the brain...
Next Science@NextScience

🧠 This Simple Habit Could Rewire Your Brain… Forever What if focusing on the good could actually change the way your brain works? Scientists have discovered a mind-blowing truth: when you pay attention to positive moments, your brain rewires itself to notice more good things automatically. It’s not magic—it’s called neuroplasticity, the brain’s natural ability to reorganize and strengthen itself. Imagine training your mind like a muscle, where small daily habits make happiness and optimism easier to find. But here’s the twist… it doesn’t happen overnight. The longer you practice, the more your brain begins to seek the good on its own. Could this simple shift be the key to living a brighter, more joyful life? Source: Doidge, N.The Brain That Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph from the Frontiers of Brain Science.

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United Nations
United Nations@UN·
On Thursday’s World Autism Awareness Day, we celebrate the invaluable contributions of autistic people to communities worldwide. “Like anyone else, autistic people should be able to shape their own lives and help to shape our shared future” — @antonioguterres un.org/en/observances…
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