Recalling a terrifying incident, a Nigerian woman shared her story on Twitter about being robbed and stabbed by two men in Garki Area 1, Abuja.    After the attack, she attempted to flag down 10 cars for help, but none stopped, leaving her puzzled as to why she was targeted for such violence.    Username @Owanz_b revealed that she thought she might not survive but was rescued by a compassionate man who stopped and rushed her to the hospital. Despite this, she arrived at the hospital in an unconscious state.    She tweeted;         

A tragic incident occurred as a San Diego mother of two, who was serving as a surrogate for another family, passed away during childbirth last week. A GoFundMe has been set up to support her family during this difficult time.   The fundraiser, created by a close family friend named Jaime Herwehe, disclosed that Michelle Reaves had been assisting another family in having children after having her own, and was on her second surrogacy for the same family before her untimely death.   Michelle, described as a "mama, wifey, and beautiful soul," tragically passed away last week after encountering various complications during childbirth. Her fri...

The recent discovery of a "killer immune cell" that could potentially serve as a universal cure for cancer has sparked optimism among scientists. Researchers at Cardiff University identified a particular type of T-cell in human blood that has the ability to target and kill various kinds of cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unaffected. This finding suggests the potential development of a "one-size-fits-all" treatment for cancer. Unlike the current CAR-T cell therapies, which are personalized for individual patients and have limitations in targeting a limited number of cancers and solid tumors, the newly discovered T-cell equipped with a unique T-cell receptor (TCR) can distinguish between healthy and diseased cells, selectively eliminating only the cancerous ones. The broad cancer ...