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Monthly Archives: June 2010
H1N1 virus lacks Spanish flu’s killer protein
Molecule responsible for extent of 1918 pandemic is missing in today’s swine variant. That does not mean it’s mild and is not a concern. However, it’s not the pandemic that everyone is afraid of. That’s reassuring considering 2012 is around … Continue reading
How do we overcome fear?
Well no trick here to overcome fear but inner workings of the brain are explained. Interesting technique to find this… How does the brain encode courage in a real-life fearful situation that demands an immediate response?
Evolution in remote places takes interesting turns
Even today new Galapagos are being discovered as this expedition into New Guinea rain forest reveals – egg laying mammal, worlds tiniest kangaroo, foja-mountains expedition Of course, check out the photos while there. Simply out of this world:)
Posted in evolution, photography, science
Tagged evolution, exploration, photos, science
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Lead exposure damages brain. How?
http://www.physorg.com/news196430583.html “A new study led by Tomás Guilarte, PhD, chair of Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, helps fill in the picture. Guilarte’s study demonstrates that during the formation of synapses—synaptogenesis—exposure to lead alters the levels of several … Continue reading
Sync observed in cells
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/Press_releases/2010/06_17_10.html Cells in fruit fly overies move like a flock of fish. Are cancer cells individuals or does the migration occur with one cancer cell leading others? Scientists are able to control this movement by turning on and off the … Continue reading
Posted in biology, science
Tagged biology, cancer, cell creation, cell movement, health, sync
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I always loved Seth’s down to earth wisdom. This one is very good.
Creativity comes from out of the box thinking
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What causes frustration and how to control it!
Quantum frustration that results in entanglement. coping with frustration in quantum sense
Scientists find possible IBS treatment. There is more research needed for simple (but painful) problems like IBS where there is really no treatment
Local anesthesia may alleviate IBS Better yet breast milk has probiotic that helps cure. Too late for those who can read this but mothers with infants should take note.
I don’t like peaches but plums are yummy and they fight cancer
peaches and plums induce death to breast cancer cells Plums and peaches have chemicals in them that fight cancer and without the side effect of chemotherapy.
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