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Month: August 2018

Rat lungworm disease spreads to American humans.

7 August 2018 grant 0

Can’t beat Science News‘ subhead for this story, which cautions us, if we want to avoid the meningitis-like symptoms, to “wash produce carefully and not eat raw snails… Read the rest “Rat lungworm disease spreads to American humans.”

Science Art: A Year of Mars Weather

5 August 2018 grant 0

from http://www.planetary.org/multimedia/space-images/mars/20141229_mars_marci_14.html Click to embiggen
In honor of the unusually good Mars viewing available right now, here’s a year’s worth of Martian weather images.

I found this on the Planetary Society’s… Read the rest “Science Art: A Year of Mars Weather”

Lab-grown lungs have drawn breath in living pigs.

3 August 2018 grant 0

Science Alert tells us more about the researchers from University of Texas Medical Branch and their subjects – young pigs who had successful, non-rejected transplants of bioengineered… Read the rest “Lab-grown lungs have drawn breath in living pigs.”

Millipedes are medicine.

1 August 2018 grant 0

Currently, my house is being overwhelmed by millipedes – but I’m not sure I’m ready to embrace the solution suggested by this Science Daily story. Seems that lemurs … Read the rest “Millipedes are medicine.”

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