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‘Exciting’ glioblastoma study: Researchers create virus that effectively targets brain cancer
Could a virus treatment designed by Boston researchers be the key to treating the aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma? Brigham and Women’s Hospital scientists report that they have created a cancer-attacking virus that can effectively target glioblastoma. The oncolytic virus treatment extended survival for patients with recurrent glioblastoma, especially among patients with pre-existing viral antibodies. The…
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Best bank accounts for kids
Sarah Sharkey | Bankrate.com (TNS) A savings account is a useful tool for teaching children the value of money and managing finances. But before opening a savings account for your child, it pays to look for some key features. Here are some of the best savings accounts for kids, including those that require no minimum…
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Photos: Good vibes all around at the Golden State Warriors’ open basketball practice at Chase Center
For the low price of $5, some 13,000 Warriors fans gathered and watched Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and company splash three-pointers on the bright yellow court at Chase Center on Thursday. General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. briefly addressed the crowd about the summer blockbuster trade that flipped Jordan Poole for Chris Paul. The vibes at…
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Why are mortgage rates so high?
Andrew Dehan | Bankrate.com (TNS) The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate touched 8% on Thursday, according to Bankrate data, a level not seen since the year 2000. Over the past several weeks, the 30-year rate has been on the cusp of 8%, backed off, then picked up steam again — a confounding pattern somewhat atypical…
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Red meat tied to higher risk for type 2 diabetes, plant-based protein may lower risk: Harvard study
Have you been trying to cut back on red meat? It could help you avoid a serious disease that affects tens of millions of people across the U.S. People who eat two servings of red meat a week may have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared to people who eat fewer servings,…
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How climate change could affect when and where people travel
By Sam Kemmis | NerdWallet Travelers encountered many weather surprises this summer, from wildfires in Europe to knee-deep mud at Burning Man. Indeed, it was the hottest summer on record around the globe, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service. “The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting,” said…
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Letters to the Editor: Oct. 21, 2023
Expanding the airport Like many locals, I like the convenience of the Monterey Regional Airport and deeply appreciate and support the airport’s role in local commerce. However, I am concerned about the reported expansion. As a homeowner directly under the flight path, I’d like to understand how the expansion not only affects the airport, but…
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Lawyer Kenneth Chesebro pleads guilty over efforts to overturn Trump’s 2020 loss in Georgia
Lawyer Kenneth Chesebro has pleaded guilty to a felony just as jury selection was getting underway in his trial on charges accusing him of participating in efforts to overturn Donald Trump’s loss in the 2020 election in Georgia.
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Martorella to play for Padres Arizona Fall League team Peoria
Nathan Martorella will look to get a jump start on next spring after being extended an invitation to play for the San Diego Padres Arizona Fall League team in Peoria. The Padres No. 10 ranked prospect in the minors – No. 1 ranked first baseman, the left-handed swinging Martorella spent time at High A Fort…
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Report: Ousted SF Giants manager interviews for top Red Sox job
It’s been three weeks since the Giants fired Gabe Kapler, but their ousted manager may not be out of the game for long. Kapler has reportedly begun interviewing for other jobs, and he’s not limiting himself to other open managerial positions. According to the Boston Globe, the former Giants manager met with Red Sox officials…
