A perfectly preserved Roman statue which was deliberately buried 1,600 years ago has been unearthed near Hadrian’s Wall. The 1.5 ft-high figure carved from sandstone is a ‘protective spirit’, also known as a ‘genius’, which is displayed like a shrine to invoke security and wealth. The statue was discovered at Vindolanda Fort in Northumberland, England, […] The post Roman ‘Genius’ Spirit Statue Buried 1,600 Years Ago Found by Hadrian’s Wall appeared first on Good News Network.

An Indiana man accomplished the unimaginable after setting an audacious goal fourteen years ago: to walk the Earth’s circumference—24,901 miles. It took dedication and consistency over the course of thousands of days, but Russell Mumper met that goal on June 25. “He didn’t finish it with anything fancy,” his daughter, Shannon Mumper, told GNN. “My […] The post My Dad Just Walked the Equivalent of Earth’s Circumference – It Took Him 14 Years and 49 Pairs of New Balance appeared first on Good News Network.

Japanese scientists have discovered a naturally-occurring bacteria in a frog species with remarkably-potent anticancer activity—in fact, it destroyed cancer tumors in one dose. Led by Professor Eijiro Miyako, the team at Japan’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology discovered that a natural bacteria from the intestines of a Japanese tree frog (Ewingella americana) achieved a […] The post Japanese Team Finds Frog Bacteria That Wipes Out Cancer Tumors With a Single Dose appeared first on Good News Network.

Drawing together evidence from laboratory research, clinical trials and real-world studies, the review also highlights the technology’s potential beyond COVID-19. Source: mRNA vaccines safe and effective, confirms Lancet review Yup. Amazing stuff, at that.