Chimpanzees’ Use of Medicinal Plants Discovered in Uganda A groundbreaking study has found that chimpanzees in Uganda’s Budongo Forest use certain plants as medicine to treat their illnesses. This rare discovery shows that chimpanzees use plants specifically for their healing properties, not just as food. Key Findings of the StudyContinue Reading
Hair relaxers, commonly used by Black women to straighten their hair, have been linked to reproductive disorders and cancers. Despite these health risks, they continue to be marketed aggressively. Dr. Tamarra James-Todd, an associate professor at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, has studied the chemicals in hair productsContinue Reading
Followers of Jesus who keep their distance often face the temptation to deny Him. This denial may not be overt but shows up subtly in everyday choices and priorities. We deny Jesus when we place our trust in ourselves, influencers, businesses, science, or other people more than in Him. InContinue Reading
A recent study suggests that wild elephants might use unique sounds, similar to names, to address each other. The study, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, was inspired by previous research on bottlenose dolphins, which use signature whistles to call each other by name. Dr. Mickey Pardo, a biologist atContinue Reading
Orapuh School is your gateway to practical managerial and capitalist entrepreneurship in dental and public health. Our programmes are designed to equip you with real-world skills, preparing you to lead and innovate in these vital fields. Why Choose Orapuh School? Expert-Led Courses: Learn from industry leaders and experienced professionals. Hands-OnContinue Reading
Cancer patients in the UK are set to receive personalized cancer vaccines in a new clinical trial. These vaccines, made by BioNTech SE, are designed to help the immune system identify and fight tumor cells, potentially reducing cancer recurrence. The trial will take place at several National Health Service (NHS)Continue Reading
A Swedish study from Lund University suggests a possible link between tattoos and a type of cancer called malignant lymphoma, but more research is needed. The study, published in eClinicalMedicine, looked at nearly 12,000 people in Sweden, including almost 3,000 with malignant lymphoma diagnosed between 2007 and 2017. These wereContinue Reading
Forgiveness is a need that every individual carries, rooted in the understanding that humans are inherently flawed and fall short of divine perfection. This need for forgiveness is met by the Creator Himself through a remarkable act of grace and love. The Bible teaches that all have sinned and areContinue Reading
Recent research suggests that at-home spit tests are more effective than standard blood tests for men at high genetic risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer. These preliminary findings were presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting in Chicago. Currently, there is no national screening programme forContinue Reading
A study, published in JAMA Psychiatry, found that ninth-grade students with friends who had a mental disorder were more likely to develop one themselves later. This link remained even when considering parental factors and home addresses. Researchers from the University of Helsinki in Finland analysed data from over 710,000 FinnishContinue Reading