IN A NUTSHELL 🧬 Scientists leverage AI to rapidly create personalized immune therapies for cancer treatment. ⚗️ Innovative AI designs minibinder proteins that train the immune system to target cancer cells. 🔍 Virtual safety checks enhance therapy safety by preventing attacks on healthy cells. ⏳ New method promises faster and more precise cancer treatments, transforming oncology. The field of cancer …
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Know yourself One of the finest books to keep you on track is The Brave Athlete: Calm the F*ck Down, written by Dr Simon Marshall and multiple off-road triathlon world champion Lesley Paterson, and published in 2023. I spoke to Marshall a few years ago (before he sadly died in 2024) and, as is illustrated in the book, he was …
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A new fitness trend inspired by military conditioning methods is sweeping social media, but healthcare professionals are urging caution over the workout. The new found craze revolves around wearing weighted vests while walking or working out, a throwback to military rucking and athletic training. Users are pushing it as a quick way to boost calorie burn, increase endurance, and fast-track fitness …
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The United States is facing a shortage of approximately 3,000 air traffic controllers as many trainees quit before completing their certification, contributing to travel delays at airports across the country this summer. The Federal Aviation Administration’s training facility in Oklahoma City serves as the sole location where the agency trains new controllers, but the program faces significant challenges with about …
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It is a hot debate bracketed by cold hard facts: What are the best methods for handling Mars samples here on Earth? Planetary protection is a measure to safeguard our world from any contamination that could result from bringing home any potential biological material from the Red Planet that might lurk in bits of rocks, dust and atmospheric samples. Yes, …
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Summer is a glorious time in the backyard. Flowers are in bloom and temperatures stay warm long into the evening, so you can enjoy your outdoor space for longer. There is also a lot of active wildlife at this time of year, too, so you’re likely to spot bees and butterflies fluttering around. However, some insects can be a nuisance, …
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