World’s First Functional Computer Made Out Of Wood
Computers were once thought to be a clean technology. Everything virtual! No more paper! »
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008
Sister donates ovary to sister – baby born!
A mother in British Columbia, Canada, has donated an ovary to her twin sister. »
Mammoth could be resurrected!
In what can only be described as a miracle mammoths could soon be roaming the earth again. »
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008
3-year-old’s rare liver disorder cured
Doctors from the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi have cured a three year old girl from a rare disease which prevented her from leading a normal life. »
Monday, Jul. 14, 2008
Tomatoes may harbour Alzheimer’s cure
Besides making pasta’s curry tangy, the plump and red tomato has far more serious benefits – the humble fruit can be a suitable carrier for an oral vaccine against Alzheimer’s disease, says a group of researchers. »
Thursday, Jul. 10, 2008
Wife’s medical miracle helps husband survive heart attack
The fact that John Seville can tell this story is incredible. »
Wednesday, Jul. 9, 2008
Antibiotics may cure shyness
Young people and adults who experience social anxiety may benefit from a revolutionary new study being carried out at the University of Sydney. »
Monday, Jul. 7, 2008
Irish twins saved by miracle operation in womb
The parents of baby twins who defied death due to groundbreaking surgery in the womb have thanked the hospital that saved them. »
Thursday, Jun. 12, 2008
Study: Alligator Blood May Cure Humans
Proteins in alligator blood could lead to new drugs that fight the super infections that plague humans, Louisiana researchers say. Mark Merchant of McNeese State University in Lake Charles, La., noticed that alligators often get banged up in battles over territory or food, but they never seem to get infected, despite slimy living conditions in bacteria-filled swamps. »
Wednesday, Jun. 11, 2008
Alzheimer’s breakthrough is welcomed
A breakthrough in research into Alzheimer’s Disease has been welcomed by those dealing with the condition. »
Monday, Jun. 9, 2008
Earthquake prediction breakthrough close
Scientists at the United States space agency NASA say they could be on the verge of a breakthrough in their efforts to forecast earthquakes. »
Wednesday, Jun. 4, 2008
Scientists make bird flu breakthrough
A HONG Kong research team has successfully tested a new drug combination that could help tackle the deadly bird flu virus in humans, scientists said in a paper due to be published tomorrow. »
She’s a walking miracle
DODDINGTON Rector Val Fernandez is walking tall after under-going a miracle during a recent Christian conference.
The sixty-year-old reverend had suffered with one leg being shorter than the other for 50 years after injuring her left limb in an accident at the age of 10. »
Tuesday, Jun. 3, 2008
Mother’s gamble works: Boy whose skin can’t attach is healing
Two-year-old Nate Liao has spent his young life swathed in bandages from head to toe. »
Monday, Jun. 2, 2008
Baby Miracle heading home
A deformed Samoan baby girl banned from entering New Zealand is heading home after extensive medical treatment in the United States. »
Tuesday, May. 13, 2008
A possible cure for pre-eclampsia
A condition which affects one in every ten pregnancies and is responsible for 1,000 baby deaths in Britain each year may have a genetic cause. »
Friday, May. 9, 2008
Allergy expert: cure for peanut allergy in five years
The announcement by an American expert that within the next five years some form of immunotherapy will be available to treat peanut allergy, will bring relief to many concerned parents. »
Wednesday, May. 7, 2008
Brazilian researchers announce breakthrough in developing dengue vaccine
A group of Brazilian researchers said Sunday they have obtained a protein that could help block the transmission of the dengue virus in animals. »
Seven-year-old medical miracle
He’s a medical miracle. A local seven-year-old boy was dead for at least 12 minutes, but you would never be able to tell. »
Monday, May. 5, 2008
Miracle $1 pill can save 100.000 lives
A NEW wonder “poly-pill” could prevent 80 per cent of heart attacks and strokes in the over-55s. »
Wednesday, Mar. 26, 2008
Breakthrough Cancer Surgery Saves Terminal Patient
A Florida woman with a golf ball-size tumor in her abdomen who risked a cutting-edge surgery to save her life is now on her way to a full recovery. »
Tuesday, Mar. 25, 2008
The dose of worms that could cure MS
Could drinking a cocktail of worm eggs help patients with multiple sclerosis? It sounds like medieval witchcraft, but the Food and Drug Administration, which vets all drug trials in the U.S., has just sanctioned a study to see if the gruesome mixture can ease the symptoms of the disease. »
1-in-10,000 Wonder Boy
A Little boy who, just 18 months ago, was unable to move and was given a one-in-10,000 chance of survival, is now clambering about. »
Study finds we’re happy to share
It’s worth noting that human science recently confirmed in a small way the profound teaching that it is more blessed to give than to receive. »
Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008
Leukaemia Breakthrough: Twin Study Finds Stem Cells
A pair of identical twins from Kent could lead to a cure for leukaemia. »
Monday, Dec. 10, 2007
High-tech Alzheimer’s breakthrough hailed
YORKSHIRE scientists are helping to develop the use of breakthrough technology that could transform the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
Leeds University is working with computer giant Microsoft on the system, which replicates artificially pictures that the healthy human brain captures and stores as memories. »
Thursday, Dec. 6, 2007
Ketchup Is Heart Cure
A DOLLOP of tomato ketchup a day can cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes, according to new research. »
Monday, Nov. 12, 2007
Global warming cure found by scientists
Worried? Be informed. Also read The deceit behind global warming and From a Rapt Audience, a Call to Cool the Hype »
Scientists make monkey cloning breakthrough
The prospect of being able to clone human embyros efficiently for medical treatments has been raised by a technical breakthrough that has enabled scientists to make dozens of cloned embryos from adult monkeys for the first time. »
Friday, Nov. 9, 2007
Miracle toddler doing well
Two-year-old Indian girl Lakshmi Tatma who underwent a complicated surgery to remove the extra limbs from her body has regained consciousness in what comes as a big relief for her parents, news reports and officials said on Friday. »
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3 y.o. Child & 2 Adults Rescued
Volunteers Dig Half Mile Long Path: Horses Rescued
Hero Saves Woman; Anonymous Donor Pays His Medical Bill
Miracle Twins Survive Rare Condition
2 Year Old Survives 18 Minutes Drowning
Toddler Survives 3 Story Hotel Window Fall
Loving Family Rescues Abandoned Dog
We Married 35 Years After We Split Up
After Amnesia Couple Falls In Love Again
Married 80 Years And Still In Love
Teen Hero Uses Body To Shield Kid From Bullets
Adopted son finds birth mom at his workplace
5 yo dressed as Spiderman saves baby from blaze
Homeless Hero Lifts Car to Save Girl
Man Who Reunited Woman With Dog Surfaces
Parrot Saves Girl From Choking To Death
