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Health & Fitness (30 May, 2009)
Mother's Extraweight Influences The Development Of Asthma In The Baby

Children born from mothers who suffer from obesity of any grade are at a higher risk of developing asthma. ...
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Science (16 Mar, 2007)
To live or die - computer will decide

Are you ready to entrust your destiny to a computer? Researches say that a new computer program can make life-or-death decisions for disabled people better than their closest relatives. ...
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//15 Mar 16, 2009 09:45 AM | posted by: zanele

I think its a great idea bt that means we all gonna die before time whatif the computer freezez and say die to everyone.

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//14 Dec 20, 2008 11:10 AM | posted by: beverly

our lives r in the hands of God, If we live in faith the subleties of this world no longer have an effect on us. I am disabled at the moment, but God is wrking miracles in my life. Believe and he will always prevail.

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//13 Dec 04, 2008 04:28 PM | posted by: the green blood

I think this is a great way to decide but...... technology does`t decide peoples faith as well as god does.

Health & Fitness (16 Mar, 2007)
A Trojan-horse strategy selected to fight bacteria

A joint project of three teams of researchers from three different US universities (University of Washington, Iowa and Cincinnati) have selected a different approach at fighting bacteria in people with cystic fibrosis. This team of scientists will investigate the possibility of substituting iron with another metal with similar properties to attract the bacteria to it. ...
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//5 Oct 01, 2008 05:33 PM | posted by: PatriciaGarcia

I need illustration..

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//4 May 12, 2008 01:01 AM | posted by: may

how this medication was administered on mice?

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//3 Feb 26, 2008 11:02 PM | posted by: aj rodriguez

..thank you for this kind of information...
.. im very thankful that there are websites that concern or tackle those things...
...thank you again and gob bless...

Science (16 May, 2007)
Scientists to Adjust The Human Brain's Clock For Easier Adaptation to the 24.65 Hour Day On Mars

If a person is exposed in the evening to two 45 minutes of bright light pulses this could lead to the synchronization of the individual's circadian system, which will be able to work properly longer than the usual 24 hour light/dark cycle. ...
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//1 Feb 17, 2009 12:11 AM | posted by: jomari

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Science (01 Oct, 2008)
Scientists to Identify Oral Cancer Through Saliva Test

Oral squamous cell carcinoma, which is one of the forms of oral cancer, can now be identified using a rather simple test that observes proteins in saliva. The study and its results were published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research. ...
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//1 May 27, 2009 06:56 AM | posted by: Suhanya

Iam an oral medicine specialist from india.. Interested in slivary diagnostis of oral cancer

Health & Fitness (13 Jan, 2009)
Hormone Therapy Shrinks Women's Brains

According to a new study, the oestrogen hormone therapy, which is used to treat a number of symptoms of menopause, contracts women's brains. ...
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Science (10 Apr, 2009)
Eating Porridge Helps Children Get Better Results on Exams

According to a new research, children who eat high energy breakfast meals, for example porridge, show better results at their exams at school. ...
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Science (05 May, 2009)
Lithium Found in Drinking Water Reduces Suicide Rate, Study Shows

According to Japanese scientists, low levels of lithium in drinking water might lower the risk of suicide. ...
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//1 May 06, 2009 07:22 AM | posted by: Andrew Grimes JCP, JSCCP, M. Sci. Pth.

Yes the pros and cons still need to be weighed carefully. It is important to note that this study was done on naturally existing levels of lithium in the water suppoly in the Oita area of Japan. Some bloggers on other websites have misunderstood this as being some indication lithium is being added to the water supply in Japan, an assertion which is groundless in fact.

Science (30 Jun, 2009)
Women Are Better at Pounding Nails than Men, at Least in the Light

At least once in their lifetime each man hammered a nail and at least once they hit their thumb. One of the obvious reasons is that the man is simply not good at it, the other is that he is not doing it when there's not enough light. ...
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