Ann Jones

Oct 15, 2024 | prweb.com | Ann Jones

Written to encouraged readers to move towards their best days with faith, resilience, and a sense of unwavering support, /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Ann Jones' new memoir, "Stronger Than Before: Finding Resilience and Personal Growth in Your Hardest Days," shares an inspiring true story of overcoming adversity through the love of Jesus Christ. On the surface, Jones' life appeared perfect: a loving marriage and three beautiful children.

Jul 13, 2024 | abc.net.au | Fleur Connick |Petria Ladgrove |Ann Jones

Cancer is one of the most common causes of death in people, and case numbers are rising. At current rates, about one in two Australians can expect a cancer diagnosis by the age of 85. Loading... Vets, livestock farmers, pet owners and anyone who spends time around animals will also know that cancer can strike a whole range of creatures. But did you know it's not just a disease in the animal kingdom? Plants can get cancer too.

Jun 28, 2024 | abc.net.au | Ann Jones

Plants are fully sick right now - and not just because indoor plants are in fashion. They have an immune system, they get infections, and can catch viruses... they just can't move away from their sick neighbours. While we depend on white blood cells to fight off and remember pathogens, plants rely on inherited knowledge of past threats in their DNA, plus the effective altruism of individual cells to sacrifice themselves rather than damage the whole.

Mar 30, 2024 | rnz.co.nz | Ann Jones |Petria Ladgrove |Belinda Smith

By Ann Jones, Petria Ladgrove and Belinda Smith for the ABC*As animals go, the sheep might be considered by some as the perfect embodiment of docility. It seems like a sedate life, hanging out in paddocks as flocks of round cotton balls, standing around and chewing all day long. The term "sheep" is also a metaphor for people who follow en masse without question. But sheep are not mundane mindless mammals - not in the slightest. There's plenty going on behind their horizontal pupils.