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Using optical microscopy, La Quinta Columna finds the famous “nano-octopus” that appeared in the Pfizer vaccine vial analysed by Dr. Campra, observed by Dr. Carrie Madej under the microscope, and also found by the Polish scientist Dr. Franc Zalewksi.“It looks like an insect. It looks like an insect because of its leg-like shape,” Ricardo Delgado from La Quinta Columna said. Orwell City: Nanotechnology and Graphene Oxide in Pfizer vaccineLa Quinta Columna’s video also shows other microparticles moving in the Pfizer injection, likely carrying nanoparticles, “it’s as if whatever it is that we see is really self-assembling and assembling, as I...

Haifa scientists have adapted an innovative Japanese gene-implantation technique and succeeded in "turning back the clock" for human skin cells, reprogramming them into artificial embryonic stem cells and then switching them into heart cells in the lab. Although implementing this clinically to repair damaged human hearts is at least a decade or two away, the Israeli accomplishment can already be utilized for in-depth study of genetic diseases and the development of personalized drugs for inherited disorders, such as those involving irregular heartbeat.