Revolutionary CAR-T cell therapy looks to break through beyond blood cancer
An optimized and more powerful version of the treatment is able to improve survival rates among rats with brain tumors, pancreatic, and lung cancers
Kim Ki-nam, the ‘North Korean Goebbels’ who forged the personality cult of Pyongyang’s leaders, dies
The North Korean propaganda mastermind helped cement the political legitimacy of the Kim family dynasty from the Cold War era to the present day
Danuta Wasserman, psychiatrist: ‘In a brain with suicidal ideations there is a lot of anxiety, a lot of ambivalence, and a lot of anger’
The president of the World Psychiatric Association warns of the influence of screens among young people: ‘The paradox is that it is both toxic and beneficial, because they can learn a lot of positive things, but also destructive behaviors’
Ecuador’s prisoners are going hungry
The company that fed 11,000 inmates has stopped providing services over a $30-million debt with the government, while accusations of torture in jails are on the increase
‘Factor M’, the Venezuela talent show that will choose Nicolás Maduro’s campaign song
A jury made up of singers and government officials will select a winner among 35 participants in a Got Talent-type show aimed at boosting the president’s waning popularity
Auschwitz before Auschwitz: Unpublished photos show the Jewish community on the brink of the Holocaust
The Oświęcim Jewish Museum has acquired negatives discovered in 2020 that reveal the daily life of the residents of the Polish city at the beginning of the Nazi occupation
Young woman raised in isolation in a Swiss forest located in southern Spain
Switzerland was looking for the minor, who was found with her father standing next to a rundown vehicle in Coín
Whoopi Goldberg reviews her life in memoir: From her mother’s electroshock therapy to becoming a grandmother at 34
In her book ‘Bits and Pieces’, the actress and presenter writes about her humble but happy childhood, and how her mother, who died in 2010, raised her and her brother all alone. ‘Having it all is as messy as you can get,’ she writes
The ‘Ghostbusters project’ or how Facebook planned to spy on Snapchat users
Documents released as part of a lawsuit against Meta illustrate how the company would have used a cyberespionage scheme to track its rival’s users
Millionaires who bought Marilyn Monroe’s house sue L.A.: They want to demolish it
The couple believe that the city has carried out ‘backdoor machinations’ to stop them from demolishing the property, which they want to level in order to extend their current home, right next door
Peace, a word in decline in Russia
The nation’s leaders do not want an end to the conflict in Ukraine, understood as compromise, but rather a victory, understood as the imposition of their own agenda
‘Let It Be’: The cursed Beatles film makes a luminous comeback
In the context of 1970, Lindsay-Hogg’s film was the chronicle of a band in disarray. Disney has released a version restored by Peter Jackson’s team, which today is seen as a display of talent
The fusion of two sisters into a single woman suggests that human identity is not in our DNA
The biologist Alfonso Martínez Arias defends that genes do not define the uniqueness of a person, citing the example of Karen Keegan, who has two genomes
Why take Rafah now? Israel’s latest operation condemns thousands of Gazans to an impossible exodus
The Israeli army has ordered the inhabitants of the city to move to supposed ‘safe zones,’ but these areas have been previously attacked and lack basic infrastructure