Aethlon Medical Announces Data Against Metastatic Melanoma

Aethlon Medical, Inc. , the pioneer in developing therapeutic filtration devices to address infectious disease and cancer, announced today that its researchers have demonstrated the ability of the Aethlon Hemopurifier® to capture immunosuppressive exosomes derived from individuals with metastatic melanoma.

Spanish ideals influence the world for 300 years

THE world is square. That is the way the Spanish have designed their zocalo, the town square where the church, the town hall and all people gather around the square in the evenings beneath the trees to trade or chat with each other.

Specters spook campus

Thousands of students have walked the grounds of campus since N.C. State was founded in 1889. According to a handful of the people who frequent campus today, some of those thought to be dead and gone might not be so gone after all.

Teen earns scholarship for flu study

Bishop's junior does research on epidemics By Jenna Jay Contributor A study on the spread of epidemics has yielded $25,000 for 14-year-old Meredith Lehmann, a scholarship recipient selected by the Davidson Institute for Talent Development in Arizona as a 2010 Davidson Fellow. Lehmann, a junior at The Bishop's School, used trip data from every county in the continental United States to track ...

Football. An Inaugural Ball

Since 1913, when Jesse Harper was hired as Notre Dame's first athletic director and also took over as the head football coach, almost every Irish boss has enjoyed a resounding "Inaugural Ball."