Phase I trial of brain cancer vaccine shows promise
A brain cancer vaccine exhibits strong results in its first test phase conducted on humans.
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Social media use linked to perpetual joy, new research suggests
SATIRE: According to an entrusted team of researchers, the link is so strong, it may even fulfill the ‘meaning of life.’
Ontario enters the third wave
As vaccination efforts make progress, the variant unfortunately continues driving Ontario into a third wave.
Taking a look at deepfakes
Deepfakes, the technology responsible for face swapping, provides a fair share of positive and negative uses.
Bringing real rap back
Instant gratification, shorter attention spans, and an oversaturation of styles may all be contributing to the dumbing down of a genre we know and love.
Conservationists implore public to stop milking psychedelic toads
‘Toad licking’ describes the phenomena of consuming the psychedelic compound 5-MeO-DMT by way of milking the Sonoran desert toad.
Toronto continues lockdown while York Region moves to red zone
Stay-at-home orders remain in place for Toronto and Peel Region, while York Region progresses into the red zone.
What is love?
As Valentine’s Day rolls around, we’ll be taking a look at what really goes on inside our brains when we feel the powerful emotion of love.
Hard to be-leaf: Scientists engineer spinach plants to send emails
Talking to your plants gets a whole new meaning as scientists teach plants like spinach to communicate back to humans in an email-like fashion. Through nanotechnology, engineers at MIT in the U.S. have transformed spinach into sensors capable of detecting explosive materials.
COVID-19 variants: Everything you need to know
As new COVID-19 variants infiltrate the Canadian border, we take a look at the details, the government response, and how the vaccine can help.