Do Stem Cell Transplants Raise Cancer Risk?
A long-term study on blood-forming stem-cell transplants has found that recipients do not face an increased risk of cancer-causing mutations.
WeCanReason Webinar – Stab Everyone You Love with Leslie Rosenblood
Vaccines have saved over ten million lives since 1962, but skepticism remains rampant. In this eye-opening webinar, Leslie shares his
Are You a Wikipedia Hunter, Busybody, or Dancer?
Curiosity is more complex than it seems—and a new study analyzing Wikipedia browsing patterns reveals three unique types of search behavior: the “hunter,” the “busybody,” and the “dancer.”
Artemis III: New Sites for Lunar Exploration
NASA is gearing up for an exciting new chapter in lunar exploration. With Artemis III on the horizon, the agency has unveiled nine potential landing sites near the Moon’s south pole.
Herbal Remedies and Liver Risks: What You Should Know
Millions of people are turning to herbal remedies for health benefits, but many may not realize the potential risks involved.
Join us on Movie Night – Online
🎬✨ Movie Night Alert! Join the RMA for an unforgettable evening as we watch Reversing Roe! 🍿 Get ready to
Join the Movement: Celebrate Digital Citizen Day
Media Literacy Week – Digital Citizen Day https://mediasmarts.ca/digital-citizen-day By Media Smarts Digital Citizen Day is your chance to promote responsible
Winter Solstice Celebration – Join Us for the Longest Night of the Year!
The magic of the Winter Solstice is just around the corner, and we’re throwing a cozy celebration to welcome the season! Join us for an evening of warmth, laughter, and great company as we gather to celebrate the longest night of the year.
If you’re up for helping us organize it, email president@rockymountainatheists.ca and we’ll find the perfect way for you to contribute.
Young Women and Religion: A Growing Disconnection
A new study reveals a significant shift in religious trends: for the first time, more young women are leaving religion than men.
MicroRNA Breakthroughs Win Nobel Prize
Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun have been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their groundbreaking work on microRNA.