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Henrietta Lacks, African American woman whose HeLa cell line is still used in medical research since 1951. Posted by 360onhistory.com

Henrietta Lacks’ cell line is still used in medical research today

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Henrietta Lacks' cell line is still used in medical research today. Her HeLa cells were biopsied in 1951 and are used in virus and cancer studies.

Covid Vaccine bottle with a syringe inserted into it being held by a hand in surgical glove by Hakan Nural Unsplash - 360onhistory.com

RNA Vaccines – What are they? FAQs

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What are RNA Vaccines? Here are some FAQs on mRNA vaccines by 360 on History. These are the vaccines produced to create immunity for Covid19

VLOG Episode 6 | Cancer Killing Immune Cells and Living Robots

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VLOG on latest medicine news. Cancer killing immune cells have been discovered and scientists have created living robots, designed by computers.

Podcast Episode 8 | Cancer Killing Immune Cells and Living Robots

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Latest medicine news. Cancer killing immune cells have been discovered and scientists have created living robots, designed by computers.

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