Although
pigeons have brains that are no bigger than the tip of an index finger, several
in a recent study were able to distinguish digitized microscope slides and
mammograms of normal versus cancerous breast tissue. Their rate of accuracy,
about 90 percent in one experiment and 99 percent in another, is equivalent to
that of humans with medical training. “With some training and selective food
reinforcement, pigeons do just as well as humans in categorizing digitized
slides and mammograms of benign and malignant human breast tissue,” lead author
Richard Levenson, professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at UC Davis
Health System, said in a press release. Nov.18 http://news.discovery.com/animals/pigeons-good-at-detecting-breast-cancer-151118.htm
The effect
of an eclipse is known to last for several months after its occurrence.
Eclipses can be triggered in many ways. One such way is the actual transit of a
planet over the eclipse degree. Jupiter is currently transiting over the solar
eclipse of Sept.12 in Virgo (health issues) bringing it to life. A chart for the eclipse at Davis, California
has it placed significantly square the horizon axis and conjunct the asteroid
Handley (2718) which Martha Wescott links to cancer [1]. On the Ascendant is alpha
(α) Columba, Phact, a star in the body of the Dove!
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