Aubrey discussed the current state of the rejuvenation biotechnology industry and how the current pandemic is shifting medical and science priorities.

-for better prosthetics, smarter robotics and non-invasive skin graft alternatives

Researchers say that taking frozen microbiome capsules created using one's own feces while dieting may help limit weight regain in the future.

– putting AI in your head ELON Musk is set to reveal a 'working Neuralink device' this Friday.

Amazing Food Growing System on a Fifth Acre Urban Lot Kira dreams of a fully self-sufficient homestead. She and her family lives on a 1/5 acre lot in the city and truly are trying to make the most of the space they have with a beautiful front yard

Implanted non-organic electronic devices are typically rejected by the human body as a foreign invader, but new discoveries in chemical science promise to trick the body into accepting them. Welcome to the 'Borg'. ? TN Editor

A homestead is a place of production. Food, fiber, and fuel are just a few of the things a homestead can produce for a family. Most importantly, a homestead can produce a great quality of life for you, and those you care most about.

Meet John Austel of 4J Horse and Livestock a family operated cattle ranch in San Diego, California raising cattle on 100% grass from start to finish. He'll tell us all about how he raises his cows from calf to harvest, the amazing regenerative effect

Growing your own food gives you access to fresh fruits and vegetables – something that is invaluable post-SHTF. Knowing how to store seeds properly ensures that you're always ready for the next planting season. To the untrained eye, dry and brittle

the only species known to have substantial numbers of females living past reproduction are four types of whales (killer, beluga, short-finned pilot and narwhal) and one insect, the aphid, Quadrartus yoshinomiyai. So it's weird that women (as well a

"Within Days I Was Able To Breathe": NYC Democratic Councilman Says Hydroxychloroquine Saved His Life

Meet Andrew of Indian Summer Farms, a one man show on his one acre farm. He comes from tractor tillage based organic farming but has transitioned to low till and no spray methods. We talk about that transition and how he manages his one acre with a B

An in-depth interview with Andrew of Indian Summer Farms. We discuss how he got into farming and his changing techniques over time and how he has adapted his farms to changes in his life.

...there's plenty of research to suggest that exercise, cold exposure, and calorie reduction all help slow down the side effects of aging and stave off diseases associated with getting older.

By contrast, in weightless conditions, cells can freely self-organize into their correct three-dimensional structure without the need for a scaffold substrate. By removing gravity from the equation, we researchers might learn new ways of building hum

Ask any expectant couple what they hope their baby will be, and one answer is likely to be "healthy."

The average American lives to be around 75 or 80 years old; but if you had an opportunity to slow down the aging process and live an extra couple of decades would you take it? I

Brain-computer interface could also give people 'enhanced abilities'

British naturalist Charles Darwin got it right, but maybe we got Darwin wrong.

"Our study raises the possibility of rationally designing gene or chemical-based therapies to reprogram how human cells age, with a goal of effectively delaying human aging and extending human healthspan,"

More and more, workplaces are using assistive exoskeletons to protect their employees from injury. One of the newest, the 4th-generation version of German Bionic's Cray X, features a lightweight carbon fiber frame.

As close as we've gotten to sequencing the entire human genome, there are still a few gaps.

Two medical imaging breakthroughs have been presented at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting.

BOMBSHELL: Covid-19 infection rate may be 440% higher among children who received FLU SHOTS… while health "authorities" madly push more shots for the coming flu season

Plastics are everywhere - in food packaging, everyday items you use and even in personal hygiene products. But according to the shocking results of a study, there are also plastics inside your body.

We've known for quite some time that sugar essentially feeds cancer cells, with tumors preferring to use sugar fermentation as a source of energy. But now, studies are showing that it could, in fact, be the cause of the disease in the first place.

The verdict is now inescapable: Gardasil is killing girls.

Unfortunately fluoride can be found just about everywhere today from drinking water to antibiotics, no stick pans, salt, and toothpaste, making exposure to it somewhat inevitable. The exposure makes research providing a way to help prevent and limit

When it comes to broken bones, the children of generation Z may never have to deal with the itching that comes from wearing a cast--an all-too-familiar scenario for both kids and adults healing from accidents.

Symptomatic improvement after treatment was reported for each patient consisting of first improvement, mostly better, and completely better.

Higher levels of humanin, a peptide encoded in the small genome of the mitochondria, in the body is linked to longer lifespans and better health.

Impressive new work from an international team of scientists has demonstrated a potential way to restore vision in those suffering from degenerative diseases of the retina.

A "concept incubator" envisages a dystopian future where babies are grown inside sophisticated electronic pods which completely replace the womb and pregnancy.

Containing the electromagnetic radiation generated by electronic components is a key consideration for designers of electronic devices, but today's metal-based shielding materials have their downsides.

Juice detoxes, water fasting, and soup diets are often credited for stimulating healthy weight loss and cleansing toxins from muscle tissues--but what about tumor suppression?

Dexamethasone, a cheap steroid, reduced deaths by one-third in ventilated patients and by one fifth in other patients receiving oxygen only. There was no benefit among those patients who did not require respiratory support.

Artificial synapses are an important step towards emulating the supercomputer that is the human brain.

Suspended animation a step closer? Scientists discover 'snooze button' in the brain that could induce 'hibernation' in humans to help them recover from illness or surgery

Embryo-like model created from stem cells provides a 'blueprint' of the human body and could reveal the causes of birth defects and diseases

Rugby players, boxers and wrestlers may soon be able to heal their deformed cauliflower ears with the help of a simple injection.

Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have succeeded in restoring mobility and sensation of touch in stroke-afflicted rats by reprogramming human skin cells and transplanting them into the brain.

There are currently over 100 COVID-19 vaccines going through trials, most of which focus on the use of antibodies, a powerful immune-system weapon.

New research offers answer as to why some can seemingly pig out on anything without gaining weight.

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Aytu is working alongside a research team at Cedars-Sinai Hospital on an expedited regulatory process to try to use the technology faster for critically ill intubated patients. The company notes that along with being a potential treatment for viral a

U.S. regulators on Friday approved a birth control gel that works in a new way to prevent pregnancy.

A human user of the bionic eye would gain night vision capabilities, researchers say

South Korean researchers have shown a stem-cell-based topical solution can regrow hair in both male and female subjects with common pattern baldness.

Dr. Tom Cowan, MD, says that scientists have never proved that either viruses or bacteria cause disease, because they never have been isolated and purified sufficiently to eliminate the possibility that something else was the cause. Even Louis Pasteu

Elizabeth Nguyen has felt the physical and emotional impacts of acne since she was a teenager, but after prescribed medication only provided a short-term solution she chose a holistic approach to treat her skin.