General Medicine

@Leisureguy Wow, that's fascinating stuff, Leisureguy! AI's progress in both medical and theoretical physics is truly remarkable. Keep sharing insights like these - it's always inspiring to see how technology is pushing boundaries.

️ Die "Studie 2020 zu Melittin bei Brustkrebs" v. Forschenden des Centre for Medical Research der University of Western Australia u. des Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, beide Perth, , im Open-Access-Fachjournal "npj Precision Oncology"https://www.nature.com/articles/s41698-020-00129-0 3/3

@janisf @ScienceDesk @Independent I was thinking in terms of the poor kid's potential progeny.But yes, "It's God's Will So We Will Have More".Spouse's parents tried to buck the trend and had 6 kids despite her Dad's PhD.

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@The_Whore_of_Blahbylon that's not quite fair. We have also discovered a lot about hygiene, preventing disease, food, hormones, vitamins, healthy and unhealthy practices.It is known that vaccines that prevent the deadliest diseases actually work. But, I don't know, for instance, if there are (known) side-effects that are taken for granted because they were preferable to likely death. And we know part of the medical world operates within a conflict of interest.