Kaeden Whetten
Modern Biology News in a Nutshell
We describe advancements in cellular and other areas of biology, and make it fun to listen to with conversations, interviews, and plans. In our podcast series, we explore exciting advancements in cellular biology and other areas of science. We aim to make complex scientific concepts accessible and enjoyable, inspiring listeners to appreciate the wonders of biology. Whether you're a science enthusiast or simply curious about the world, you'll find inspiration in our discussions about the latest breakthroughs in biological research. Join us for an exciting journey into the world of science!
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Kaeden Whetten
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Nov 19, 2025
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Episode 4 Is coffee related to A-fib and Mayo clinic research on dementia 19.11.2025 3:25
The Mayo Clinic has released information about its new developments in research on dementia, and coffee has been linked to preventing atrial fibrillation. Along with studies showing how GLP-1 drugs slow the growth of Colon cancer.
Episode: 3 Interview with Sean Kimble about AI integration into healthcare 12.11.2025 9:13
We interviewed Sean Kimble about AI integration into healthcare.
Episode: 2 Sneak peak on project 24 cell and continuation of the melatonin story 09.11.2025 2:46
In this episode we will give you a sneak peek of project 24 cell an continue the melatonin story.
Episode: 1 Melatonin links with disease and Trumprx 08.11.2025 2:16
In this briefing we talk about the new disease links of using melatonin and the new drugs Trumprx will sell.
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