Zoe Mintz

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Originally from Montreal, Zoë Mintz joined IBTimes in March 2013. A graduate from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, her writing has appeared in magazine, newspaper and online publications that speak to a range of audiences, but the majority of her work is rooted in place. She has also pursued work across platforms and cultivated an interest in multimedia and design.

A Piece Of Jesus’ Cross Found In Turkey? Archaeologists Uncover Stone Linked To Crucifixion [PHOTO]

In an excavation of a Byzantine church in Turkey, archaeologists uncovered what may be a piece of the cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified.

New Broccoli Fights Aging, Beneforte Superfood ‘Retunes’ Metabolism To Prevent Cancer And Heart Disease

British scientists developed a broccoli superfood rich in a health-boosting compound that combats age-related diseases.

Kansas National Beef Packing Company Recall: Meatpacker Recalls 50,100 Pounds Of Ground Beef [FULL LIST]

The National Beef Packing Company, based in Liberal, Kan., has recalled 50,100 pounds of ground beef after there was a confirmed presence of E. coli.

3,000-Year-Old Inscription May Be ‘Oldest Form Of Written Hebrew’ [PHOTO]

A 3,000-year-old Hebrew inscription found on an earthenware jug in Jerusalem may prove that Biblical events were recorded in real time instead of several hundred years later.

Man Loses Keys Only To Find 15th Century Coins, Ifor Edwards Describes ‘Windfall’ Discovery

A Welsh farmer who lost his keys on his property ended up finding 14 coins that date back to the 14th and 15th centuries.

HPV Linked To Higher Esophageal Cancer Risk, Virus May Triple The Risk Of Developing OSCC

A new study has shown a link between the human papillomavirus (HPV) and a specific kind of throat cancer known as esophageal squamous cell carcinoma.

Artificial Human Ear Grown Using Animal Tissue, Study Is Big ‘Step Forward’ For Engineered Organs [PHOTOS]

According to a recent study, scientists were able to grow an artificial ear using live tissue from cows and sheep.

Woolly Mammoth DNA May Resurrect Species, Ian Wilmut Wants ‘Welfare Of The Animals’ To Be Considered [PHOTO]

Using the carcasses of the ancient mammal like the one discovered in Siberia earlier this year, scientist Ian Wilmut argues that researchers might be able to resurrect the species by converting tissue cells into stem cells.

‘Fish Boy’ In China Covered In Scaly Skin; Pan Xianhang Has Incurable Ichthyosis

Pan Xianhang, an 8-year-old boy from China has an incurable genetic skin condition called ichthyosis that causes dry, scaling skin on his body.

Newborn Giant Panda Cubs Growing Up Fast, Smaller Twin Tripled His Weight In 2 Weeks [PHOTO]

Newborn giant panda twins born at Zoo Atlanta have been gaining weight fast since their birth on July 15.

Teeth Grown From Human Urine, Technique Bashed For Using ‘Worst Sources’ To Regenerate Tooth Cells

In a new study conducted by Chinese researchers, rudimentary teeth were grown using stem cells drawn from human urine.

33 New Ant Species Identified, Predatory Insects Considered ‘Stuff Of Nightmares’ [PHOTOS]

A University of Utah biologist has identified 33 new species of predatory ants found in Central America and the Caribbean.

Saliva Holds Cancer Clues In Heavy Cell Phone Users, Study Finds High Oxidative Stress Levels

In a new study by Tel Aviv University, the salivary glands of heavy cell phone users showed high levels of oxidative stress, which is a risk factor for cancer.

Teen Survives Otter Attack, Kierra Clark Says Teeth Felt Like ‘Nails’ [PHOTOS]

Kierra Clark, 13, was attacked by a river otter in Washington's Kalama River on Wednesday when she inadvertently got caught between a mother and her babies.