Wait For It
If you spend any amount of time viewing videos on social media, you’re familiar with the phrase “wait for it.” Usually, this phrase is found
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The Ghetto
We’ve all seen photos from World War II. We’ve seen the German U-boats. We’ve seen the Allies landing on D-Day. We’ve seen the concentration camps
Seed and Soil in Metastatic Cancer
As a liberal arts major, I am always looking for unusual, little-publicized, but nonetheless credible scientific theories. One that is widely accepted in the area
The Conversion of a Conquistador
There were very few murderous military leaders in the history of war on this planet greater than the Spanish Conquistadors. Arrogant, powerful, and driven by
Oncolytics and the Role of Viruses
In the AI assisted image above, viruses are shown infecting and destroying cancer cells in a groundbreaking oncolytic therapy. This advanced method aims to attack
Breast Cancer Through the Ages
Breast cancer has been around for at least 5,000 years, based on observations and/or treatments as recorded in papyri and other written records. It is
Hungry Like the Wolf
This morning, my wife and I were talking about cancer. If you’ve read earlier posts from me, such as there are here and here, you’ll know that twenty-eight
The Birds of Summer
I live only a short walk from where the great Mahican sachem Skiwais lived (c. 1645). While technically I do not live in New England,
The Trouble With Tar Babies
The term “tar baby” is a very provocative term, unduly so, to the point that it is unfamiliar to many people because those who do
One Summer Night
I happened to step outside just after midnight this evening with my golden retriever, Molly. It’s tricky taking a dog out at night where I
