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Determinism: Baby's Weight Gain In First Month Linked To IQ

Determinism: Baby's Weight Gain In First Month Linked To IQ

Scholars have linked higher IQ at early school age to weight gain and increased head size in the first month of a baby's life. The results were determined - as apparently intelligence is -…
Feeling no pain: plants were first to let it happen

Feeling no pain: plants were first to let it happen

Age of Herbals somewhere  during  1565 in this part of globe saw many medical man searching for medicines for relieving patients of pain.  The surgery  was done without anesthesia…
Rule Change May Not Save Dying Child, But You Could

Rule Change May Not Save Dying Child, But You Could

Deciding who gets a lung transplant - and thereby who doesn’t - is not easy.  Lungs can only be transplanted from people who are organ donors, who are brain dead, and who died in such a way that…
Is There Really A Chemical Free Park In Colorado?

Is There Really A Chemical Free Park In Colorado?

The sign pictured above claims that there is a "chemical-free park" in Durango, Colorado.  Durango is a beautiful place, but unless this park is a hologram, it is made of chemicals.  In…
If You Are At An NHS Hospital, Try Not To Schedule Surgery On A Friday

If You Are At An NHS Hospital, Try Not To Schedule Surgery On A Friday

If you are a patient in the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS), try to have surgery on a Monday instead of a Friday, says a paper in the British Medical Journal. The authors analyzed over…
Men Get Sexually Harassed Too - And It's Harder On Them Than Women

Men Get Sexually Harassed Too - And It's Harder On Them Than Women

Men who experience sexual harassment are far more likely than women to induce vomiting and take laxatives and diuretics - purging - in an attempt to control their weight, according to a new…
Damage To DNA From A Traditional Herbal Medicine

Damage To DNA From A Traditional Herbal Medicine

When I was a lad, I was fascinated by plant classification, enjoying the beds in our school botanic garden laid out according to different plant families.  Flowering plants (angiosperms)…
Downside To Cutting-Edge Treatment: High Costs Leave Some Patients Out

Downside To Cutting-Edge Treatment: High Costs Leave Some Patients Out

 Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is now considered a highly curable disease, thanks to the emergence of powerful, targeted CML therapies known as tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) that allow…
Organic Fruit Should Be Free Of Antibiotics - But Isn't

Organic Fruit Should Be Free Of Antibiotics - But Isn't

Organic food labeling is almost dizzying. Despite the claims of this $29 billion industry that it is 'organic' and therefore nutritionally and environmentally and medically superior to nasty regular…
Why You Can't Stop Eating After One Potato Chip - The Science

Why You Can't Stop Eating After One Potato Chip - The Science

Why can you not stop eating until you scarf down a whole bag of Doritos?  Is it a special gene? Epigenetics, like your mom ate one when she was pregnant with you, or is Frito-Lay just fiendishly…

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