Or, really, Science Daily explains, it’s the blue food dye that can heal and prevent spinal injuries:
… Read the rest “Blue Gatorade heals broken spines.”In an article published online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of
SONG: “Like Salamanders Do” (To download: double right-click & “Save As”)
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SOURCE: “Regenerated legs no big trick for salamanders”… Read the rest “SONG: Like Salamanders Do”
The Australian Associated Press reports on a new move from the Catholic Church, which is offering a $100,000 research grant for work on adult stem cells:
… Read the rest “Vatican funds stem-cell research.”The Sydney Archdiocese announced
So you get a cut – ouch! – and you put a band-aid on it, but first, you make sure you disinfect it with hydrogen peroxide. It gets all fizzy and then it’s cleaner, right? Ever… Read the rest “That healing fizz.”
That seems to be what Science Blogs just published… an industry memo from the North American Metal Packaging Alliance, Inc. covering strategies for combating the growing scientific… Read the rest “Bisphenol-A: a Big Tobacco-style cover-up?”
The Guardian is covering a new medical breakthrough involving miracle cures made from the patients’ own skin and hair:
… Read the rest “Skin, hair… stem cells?”People who are born with Fanconi anaemia are usually diagnosed
SONG: “If I Believe It” (To download: double right-click & “Save As”)
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SOURCE: “The science of voodoo: When mind attacks body “… Read the rest “SONG: “If I Believe It””
BBC says that Coke’ll kill you, man:
… Read the rest “Make mine an iced tea.”This is because the drink can cause blood potassium to drop dangerously low, they report in the International Journal of Clinical Practice.
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CNN recently covered some fun physiological research from the University of Maryland that showed that music – music you like – really is good for your heart:
… Read the rest “Music opens your heart. No, really.”Miller thought,
New Scientist examines the harmful health effects of the power of negative thinking:
… Read the rest “Imaginary poisons.”The placebo effect has an evil twin: the nocebo effect, in which dummy pills and negative expectations
Something’s gotten in The Charleston Gazette’s blood – and ours, too. You want to know the future? One word. Plastics:
… Read the rest “Food wrapper plastics are in our blood.”Around the world, scientists are closely examining
The MIT Technology Review (and other sources) have reported on a new technique that Canadian doctors devised for preparing lungs for transplants – or repairing damaged lungs –… Read the rest “Breathe out.”
New Scientist pulls back the veil from a team of Canadian biotech researchers who have built a yeast-based fuel cell that can run on blood:
… Read the rest “Vampire batteries for implants eternal!”Such fuel cells would be especially useful for devices,
Think your bottled water is all safe from fake estrogen contamination because you’ve switched to glass bottles? ScienceNews wants you to think again:
… Read the rest “Feeling contaminated? Plastic pipes trump glass bottles.”…[T]heir data indicate
ScientificBlogging.com invites the military to join in the PLUR culture: Patriotism, Love, Unity and Respect. New research shows that if you really want to support the troops, you should… Read the rest “X for the Veterans!”
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