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- Health & Fitness (22 Mar, 2007)
Alcohol kills faster than ecstasy
A new drug list was revised by Britain's drug experts to reveal that alcohol and tobacco put your health at greater risk than such dangerous drugs as LSD, cannabis and ecstasy. ...
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- Technology (06 May, 2007)
Fake Products - a Trifle or Economic Crunch?
A lot of customers have at least once bought a fake item. But most of them are not aware about negative effects fake goods may have on their lives. ...
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- Technology (27 May, 2007)
Get Directions From Your Cell Phone
Now your cell phone may assist you better than anyone or anything else in finding the shortest way to the pharmacy, getting together with friends or keep an eye on your restless kids. Wireless companies are using technologies initially developed for emergency workers to help them find those in danger. ...
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- Offbeat (03 Jun, 2007)
Farmer Feeds Viagra to Oysters to Create the Ultimate Aphrodisiac
A farmer from Australia believes he has developed a technique able to create the ultimate aphrodisiac, i. e. he feeds his shellfish Viagra. ...
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- Health & Fitness (02 Jul, 2007)
Cigarette Price Increase Results in Bootlegging Boost
The significantly increased cigarette tax has reinforced smoking and diminished the results of cessation services. It has partially reduced tobacco use but caused a dramatic rise in illegal untaxed cigarettes sales on the streets of low-income minority communities, as showed the study organized by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health researchers. ...
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- Health & Fitness (10 Sep, 2007)
Doctors Prescribe Antidepressants for Babies
Thousands of antidepressant drugs prescriptions are annually given for children under 10, according to the figures provided by the national drug buying agency Pharmac. ...
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- Health & Fitness (12 Sep, 2007)
Chocolate - Really Addictive?
A lot of us would call ourselves chocolate-addicted or chocoholics? But what is the truth behind chocolate-addiction? ...
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- Health & Fitness (11 Oct, 2007)
One Million of 100-Year-Olds by 2050, Half of Them to Face Dementia
Scientists predict the lifespan of people will soon increase to the age of 100, still a lot of them will have to fight terrible ageing diseases ...
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- Science (30 Apr, 2008)
Inventor of LSD Drug Dies
Albert Hofmann, a well-known inventor of hallucinogen drug LSD died of heart attack at age 102 on Tuesday ...
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- Science (07 May, 2008)
Innovative Cell-Based Sensors to Detect Danger Immediately
Scientists develop new sensors that will use sensory capabilities of biological cells to sense the danger ...
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- Health & Fitness (22 Jul, 2008)
Viagra May Cure Women Suffering From Depression
The drug that helps people with erectile dysfunction, Viagra, proved to be effective in curing sexual dysfunction in women suffering from depression, study says. ...
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- Health & Fitness (02 Nov, 2009)
Tramadol - Drug-like Painkiller
If you often have lower back pain then it is important to receive an effective pain treatment and one of the best ways is to use Tramadol. You should consult your physician on chronic pain killers before you buy Tramadol online. At TramadolBluebook.com you can analyze the credentials of different online pharmacies, thus being able to evaluate the prices of the pain killer. ...
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- Science (01 Aug, 2008)
Scientists to Develop "Fitness Pill"
Scientists are working on a special pill which might bring some of the advantages of exercise. According to a report published in the journal Cell, the researchers in the United States have developed two possible pills that can apparently build muscles, increase the energy level and burn fat. ...
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- Health & Fitness (22 Aug, 2008)
New Federal Regulation to Consider Birth Control Pills an Abortion
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced plans to introduce new regulations that would make it more difficult for women to get access to common birth control. The changes are made to protect antiabortion healthcare workers from providing services that contradict their personal beliefs. ...
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- Offbeat (15 Sep, 2008)
Parents, Who Refused Medical Treatment for Their Sick Baby, Arrested, Baby Seized
Police managed to arrest a couple who refused medical treatment for their scrawny baby because of religious reasons. ...
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