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Paralyzed man walks again thanks to new technology.
When 28-year-old Thibault, a man living in the city of Grenoble, France, heard about the possibility of a second chance, he could not believe it. A team of doctors and scientists from the University of Grenoble approached him with a project that would have only been a possibility in a sci-fi movie a few years ago. The Frenchman was bedridden[Read More…]
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Surge of Far-Right Nazi Sympathy Causes Ukraine Human Rights Concerns
In February of 2014, Ukraine witnessed its political landscape shift dramatically when a number of riots and protests took place, known as “The Euromaiden Revolution” (or “revolution of Dignity” to some). Limited violence did take place, including unknown shootings, during the overthrow of Russian-friendly Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich’s stable (if according to some, problematic) leadership. What has filled the void[Read More…]
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Glyphosate Roundup Tanks Beyer Stocks and Puts Public at Risk
Glyphosate, the key ingredient found within the Monsanto pesticide product “Roundup” is increasingly finding itself under intense legal and public scrutiny as it continues to be linked to adverse health effects such as Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) cancer. In a monumental ruling within a lawsuit levied against Monsanto on March 27th of 2019, a San Francisco jury awarded $80 million in[Read More…]
Surge of Far-Right Nazi Sympathy Causes Ukraine Human Rights Concerns
In February of 2014, Ukraine witnessed its political landscape shift dramatically when a number of riots and protests took place, known as “The Euromaiden Revolution” (or “revolution of Dignity” to some). Limited violence did take place, including unknown shootings, during the overthrow of Russian-friendly Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich’s stable (if according to some, problematic) leadership. What has filled the void[Read More…]
Brexit Negotions Leave The UK in a State of Limbo
In 2016, over 30 million UK citizens voted in a referendum for its sovereign nation to cut ties with the European Union. The turnout was enormous, with a total of 71.8% of the population taking part in the election and producing an outcome of 51.9% in favor of leaving, while 48.1% voted to remain within the EU jurisdiction. The prospects[Read More…]
How history can teach us what to expect from Eugenics
When talking about the human genome, probably the least subject that comes to our minds is history. After all, genetics is a state of the art science, and new discoveries can only be possible by using the latest technology available. However, don’t you remember one of the last ‘genetic experiments’ that took place about a century ago and its disastrous[Read More…]
Once a Hero of Journalism, Now Accused “Collaborator”
It is often said that “no man is an island,” however that sentiment can hardly be felt by Julian Assange right now. Once lauded by his journalistic peers for being a courageous voice for independence and truth in the media, the same voices are now singing quite a different tune; portraying him as a criminal and a menace to society[Read More…]
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